Postdoctoral Fellows
The Schools of Arts & Sciences and Engineering welcomes postdocs and their families to Johns Hopkins University and to the City of Baltimore.
Inquiries
Postdoctoral fellowships within the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and the Whiting School of Engineering are administered and available through specific departments. Candidates may send inquiries directly to departmental faculty or program administrators.
Homewood Postdoctoral Association
The Johns Hopkins Homewood Postdoctoral Association was formed in 2007 to promote the thriving community of postdoctoral scholars at Johns Hopkins University. There are nearly 200 post-docs across all the disciplines in the Whiting School of Engineering and the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences. This association was conceived to foster a sense of community, to provide support and information, and to offer resources for career and personal development for all postdoctoral scholars. The postdoctoral association is administered by postdocs, and supported by the JHU administration to provide postdocs with an exceptional scholarly and personal experience during their tenure at Hopkins. The association also strives to create a stronger sense of community through an email listserv, web site, and social activities.
To receive announcements of upcoming events and other relevant information, postdocs need to subscribe to the association's listserv by emailing
hw-pda@lists.johnshopkins.edu.
Website: www.jhu.edu/postdoc
Resources Prior to Arrival
- New Postdoctoral Guide
- Postdoctoral Association
- Graduate Student and Postdoc Orientation
- Family Life
- Postdoctoral Fellow Disability Services
- Living in Baltimore
- Housing
- Office of International Student and Scholar Services
Contact
Graduate Affairs and Admissions Office
Shriver Hall 28
3400 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
Phone: (410) 516-8477
Fax: (410) 516-0780
Email: graduateaffairs@jhu.edu
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