Johns Hopkins University, Whiting School of Engineering

The Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering transforms society through innovative engineering education at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels. Prepare for personal and professional success—while advancing technology, improvin nal success—while advancing technology, improving lives, and bettering the planet. At Johns Hopkins Engineering, you’ll tackle real-world challenges, learn, and create in cutting-edge labs, learning spaces, and design centers, under the mentorship of renowned scholars and scientists. Our faculty members contribute to groundbreaking research to their fields. In fact, according to the National Science Foundation, Johns Hopkins University is the nation’s leading academic institution in total research and development spending. With more than 20 research centers and institutes and through strong community, university, and industry partnerships, Hopkins Engineering is a driving force in the future of technology, health care, and engineering education.Learn how Whiting School of Engineering is transforming lives and society through education, research, and translation. JHU has been preparing engineers for more than 100 years, our curricula and facilities are always evolving to meet the demands of a changing world. The Whiting School of Engineering’s mission is to: Provide an outstanding engineering education that isimage of three columnsinnovative, rigorous, and relevant, and that prepares its graduates to be 21st century leaders. Advance the boundaries of engineering inquiry through research and the creation and dissemination of knowledge that improves the well-being of society. Solve pressing societal problems through translational activities.WSE’s vision is to elevate its programs to the extreme top tier of engineering schools in the world. We will do this by developing strategies to tackle large societal grand challenges. By leveraging cross-cutting thematic initiatives, we will drive and focus our ambitions in the areas of data science, machine learning, and AI—as well as areas across a range of critical and emerging fields—from neuroscience and precision medicine, to climate resilience and sustainability, public sector innovation, and the social sciences and humanities. It is because the Whiting School of Engineering is at the center of this great ecosystem that we are able to collaborate with sister divisions, such as such as the School of Medicine, the School of Public Health, and and the newly opened School of Government and Policy in Washington, D.C. where we have the opportunity to convert ideas to policy, as well as collaborate with partners in industry and at the forefront of discovery, such as the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, the nation’s largest university-affiliated research center. ...view more