2008 - 2009 Graduate Catalog |
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A message to engineers, scientists, and others
interested in continuing their professional
development:
Welcome to the Engineering and Applied
Science Programs for Professionals at
The Johns Hopkins University. The
Whiting School of Engineering has
earned a reputation for excellence among
top schools in the nation for providing
advanced engineering education for
working professionals. I invite you to
explore our catalog and discover the
many programs, certificates, and courses
that we offer, both online and throughout
the Baltimore-Washington region.
Our mission is to cultivate
and impart knowledge in a range of
engineering disciplines—
fully supported
by the outstanding faculty, students, and industry leaders who comprise the Johns
Hopkins engineering community. Since 1916, The Johns Hopkins University has
been at the vanguard of professional development in engineering. From the start,
our focus has been to make engineering education accessible to our community’s
workforce. Today, Engineering Programs for Professionals has grown in size and
selection, now with 14 master’s degree programs to choose from as well as a number
of advanced certificates.
Our programs have continued to grow and succeed as a result of our
commitment to provide an education that balances the most advanced theory
with current industry practices. Among our faculty are outstanding practitioners
and researchers in the region’s leading private and government organizations.
As industry leaders, they enrich our courses by incorporating their unique
experiences as a teaching tool. Faculty ensure that our students excel in their
careers by giving them the practical knowledge they need to keep abreast of
current technologies and lead the way in innovation. In addition, our faculty
stresses the mastery of theory, empowering students to apply what they’ve learned
with a sound understanding of their fields.
This year we continue to increase our online course offerings, with
more than 30 courses now online in a number of program areas.
Also, beginning this fall, a master's degree in
Environmental Planning and Management will be available fully online in
addition to the Bioinformatics degree introduced last year. Be
sure to visit our website to check for these and other program updates
at: www.epp.jhu.edu.
At Hopkins, we believe that engineering and innovation are inseparable.
In line with our vision statement, “Leadership Through Innovation,” we believe
that an advanced degree through Hopkins will give our students the tools to be
innovators as well as leaders in their fields.
I invite you to join the Hopkins engineering community—and challenge you
to become both an innovator and a leader in your field.
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Nicholas P. Jones
Dean, Whiting School of Engineering |
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