Johns Hopkins University Scholarships

The Johns Hopkins University Scholarships support students from low- and middle-income countries pursuing the Master of Applied Science in Humanitarian Health. These scholarships are for professionals actively engaged in humanitarian health emergencies or disasters who intend to continue working in such contexts after graduation. The award covers $10,000 of tuition, disbursed over the program duration.

The scholarship aims to strengthen global humanitarian health capacity by reducing financial barriers for dedicated practitioners.

Applicants must be citizens and residents of a low- or middle-income country as defined by the World Bank. They should be fluent in English, both written and spoken, to meet academic and program requirements. Priority is given to individuals with professional experience in humanitarian health or disaster response who plan to return to this field after completing the degree.

Visit the official Johns Hopkins University scholarship page for the Master of Applied Science in Humanitarian Health. Review the eligibility criteria and prepare required documents, including proof of citizenship, residency, and English proficiency. Submit the application along with supporting materials through the portal listed on the official page before the specified deadline.