DNP/MPH

Program Overview

Johns Hopkins University's Doctor of Nursing-Executive Track and Master of Public Health (DNP/MPH) dual degree program equips nurse leaders with the skills to navigate executive-level healthcare roles and address global public health concerns. Delivered part-time online in three years, the program offers flexible electives based on individual interests and emphasizes the integration of nursing and public health principles. Admissions are handled by the School of Nursing, with priority consideration for applications submitted by November 1st.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Doctor of Nursing - Executive Track and Master of Public Health (DNP/MPH) dual degree program is offered by the Bloomberg School and the School of Nursing of Johns Hopkins University. This program prepares nurse leaders to take on executive-level roles in healthcare and tackle critical public health challenges locally and globally. Students pursue an integrated curriculum with core coursework in nursing and public health, and the flexibility to choose electives based on individual interests. The program is offered in a part-time, online format and is 3 years in length. There are no additional MPH core course requirements for DNP/MPH students.

Other:

The School of Nursing serves as the student’s “home” school and provides all administrative functions including admissions, financial aid, and course registration. Applications for the DNP/MPH must be obtained from and submitted to the School of Nursing and will be reviewed by the admissions committees of both schools. For best consideration, please submit the application by November 1st, the admission priority deadline date at the School of Nursing.