Johns Hopkins University School of Education

To support and advance the quality of education and human services for the continuous development of children, youth, and adults.

Today’s diverse learners and learning environments demand flexible, resourceful educators who can spot problems and opportunities across a range of contexts. The School of Education leverages its expertise across all academic programs to develop the world’s most innovative 21st-century education leaders. We facilitate learning experiences that foster the skills, insights, and knowledge for critically examining factors within systems in education contexts; by evaluating unique and diverse needs of individuals situated in their contexts; by collaborating with stakeholders and research-practice partners; and by utilizing creative and rigorous methods to develop appropriate solutions and interventions.

For over a century, the Johns Hopkins University School of Education (SOE) has been preparing educators to make a difference in the lives of children, youth and adults. Grounded in the Johns Hopkins tradition of research and innovation, the school prepares educational leaders and develops research-based models of instruction that are making lasting improvements in student achievement - from early childhood to the adult learner. The school addresses some of the most challenging problems facing education today through:

• Graduate and doctorate programs
• Research and development activities
• External partnerships with school systems and educational entrepreneurs
• Collaborative connections to the broader Johns Hopkins research community

SOE researchers and faculty are committed to transforming our nation's educational system through an interdisciplinary approach to instruction and research that creates evidence-based models for teaching, school administration, special education, and counseling. From recognized as national and international models.

Mission

To support and advance the quality of education and human services for the continuous development of children, youth, and adults.

Quick Facts

Established: 1909 as College Courses for Teachers

Named the Johns Hopkins School of Education in 2007

Dean: Christopher Morphew, PhD

Enrollment: 1,164

Faculty: Approximately 109

Alumni: 25,532

Women: 75%

Men: 25%

Graduate Education Programs

Master's and certificate programs are offered in a wide range of areas, including teacher preparation, counseling, special education, reading, school leadership, and education technology. Doctoral degrees are offered in special education, teacher development, and leadership.

Program Areas of Emphasis

Doctoral Programs

• Doctor of Education (EdD) Online
• Doctor of Philosophy in Education (PhD)

Master's Degrees - Residential Programs

• MS Counseling: Clinical Mental Health or School Counseling
• MS Education, International Teaching and Global Leadership (ITGL)
• MS Special Education, Mild to Moderate Disabilities or Severe Disabilities/Applied Behavior Analysis
• MEd Education for Teaching Professionals, TeachingWell Residency Program (STEM Grades 7-12, 4-8)

Master's Degrees - Fully Online

• MEd Health Professions*
• MEd Learning Design and Technology
• MS Education, Educational Studies, Teach For America/TNTP

Graduate Certificates

• Post-Master's Certificate Applied Behavior Analysis
• Post-Master's Certificate Evidence-Based Teaching in the Health Professions

Location

Baltimore, MD, and Online

Research and Development Activities

The school's three research and development centers create new research-based instructional models that are making lasting improvements in student achievement nationwide.

Center for Research and Reform in Education—Obtains, analyzes, and distributes the latest educational research to bring meaningful reform to America's best underperforming public schools.

Center for Social Organization of Schools—Conducts programmatic research to improve the educational system, develops curricula, and provides technical assistance to help schools use the Center's research.

Center for Technology in Education—Improves the quality of life of children and youth through teaching, research, and leadership in the use of technology.

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A complete list of our programs is available at https://education.jhu.edu/academics/program-finder/

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The Johns Hopkins School of Education is consistently ranked among the top graduate schools of education in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.