Brief introduction of Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University and JHU University are the top private universities in the world, located in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. Hopkins University is famous for its outstanding achievements in medicine, public health, economic research, international relations, literature, art and many applied scientific research fields. Among the alumni of this school, 37 have won the Nobel Prize. According to the statistics of the National Science Foundation, in fiscal year 2007, Johns Hopkins University received more than $654.38+0.5 billion in research funding from the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the US Department of Defense, and became the university with the highest annual research funding in the United States for 30 consecutive years. By the end of 2008, there were 130 academicians from American Academy of Sciences, Engineering College, Medical College and College of Arts and Sciences working in Johns Hopkins University. By the end of 2005, eight researchers from Johns Hopkins University had won the National Science Medal.
Johns Hopkins University is also one of the founding schools of 14 of AAU. Besides Baltimore, the school also has full-time teaching and research institutions in Maryland, Washington, D.C., Italian, Singaporean and other places in China. Johns Hopkins University was the first modern research university in the United States when it was founded. Its success triggered a wave of transformation from American universities to research universities, and a number of new research universities were established one after another. Johns Hopkins University is also the ground control center of Hubble Space Telescope and James Webb Space Telescope. There are 4,744 undergraduates and 4,275 postgraduates in Johns Hopkins University, and the number of teachers reaches 3 100. The teacher-student ratio of 1: 6 laid the foundation for Johns Hopkins University to become a top institution of higher learning in the world.
Johns Hopkins University Honorary Ranking
According to The Times Higher Education Supplement (THES), in 2008, Hopkins University ranked 9th (USA) and 13 (world). In the latest 20 1 1 US News & World Report ranking of the best universities in the United States, Hopkins University ranks first among the "universities in the United States" with 13.
The fields of medicine and public health have always been the strengths of Hopkins University. Hopkins Medical College is as famous as Harvard Medical College. Its Bloomberg School of Public Health ranks first in the United States all the year round. According to The Times Higher Education Supplement, Hopkins University ranks third in the world in the fields of biomedicine and life sciences. Hopkins University receives the most funds from the federal government and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). As a teaching and research hospital of Hopkins University School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins Hospital has been rated as the best hospital in the United States for 20 consecutive years.
Other disciplines at Hopkins University are also excellent. The school's postgraduate majors include biology, biomedicine, biomedical engineering, electronic engineering, environmental engineering, human development, family research, health science, humanities, physics, mathematical science and international affairs, ranking in the top ten in the United States.
From 1999 to 2009, Hopkins University ranked third in the world in terms of "citation times of papers" as an important indicator of scientific research value, only behind Harvard University and the German Planck Institute (the latter is a consortium of more than 80 research institutions).
Peabody College of Hopkins University is one of the three major music schools in the United States.
In 20 10, the undergraduate admission rate of Hopkins University was 20.4%, making it one of the most competitive universities in the United States.
Time Global 13
Time America 9
National University of American News and World Report 14
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American News and World Report Research Medicine II
History of American News and World Reports 9
American News and World Report Project 25
Pedagogy of American News and World Report 7
The Specialty Setup of Johns Hopkins University
Undergraduate majors: business administration, finance and economics, architecture, chemical engineering, economy, education, electronic engineering, computer science, archaeology, biochemistry, anthropology and geography, theology, law, fine arts, modern history, research on human language production, natural science, psychological research, mathematics and computer, engineering, social science, mathematics, biological science, clinical medicine and management.
Postgraduate majors: business administration, finance and economics, architecture, chemical engineering, economy, education, electronic engineering, computer science, archaeology, biochemistry, theology, law, fine arts, modern history, research on human language production, natural science, psychological research, mathematics and computer, engineering, social science, mathematics, biological science, clinical medicine, management, physics and music.