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Academic programs

Johns Hopkins University offers multiple avenues for students to explore entrepreneurship across campus and programming.

Part of Johns Hopkins Department of Biomedical Engineering, CBID includes the Whiting School of Engineering and the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Students enrolled in their one-year, fast-paced program have access to clinical and scientific expertise across both campuses.

CBID program description

A highly competitive program that provides Johns Hopkins students with exposure to commercialization and entrepreneurship through a two-year paid fellowship. Fellows work directly with JHTV staff and entrepreneurs to turn groundbreaking research into products that change and save lives and transform industries.

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A dual program offering two degrees from two world-renowned institutions. Students can simultaneously earn their MBA from Johns Hopkins University and a Master of Art (MA) from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA).

Discover more about the MA/MBA program

This program provides Johns Hopkins students with the fundamentals of enterprise and provides hands-on experience both innovating to solve real-world problems and translating and commercializing those innovations from the classroom to the real world.

Entrepreneurship & Management Minor details

A flexible MBA program focused on the methods, processes, challenges, and success factors in innovating and creating new products, services, and enterprises. Johns Hopkins’ part-time MBA programs offer courses in short, eight-week terms both online and in-person.

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Dedicated to supporting undergraduate and master’s students within the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and the Whiting School of Engineering, LDL offers workshops, events, content, and drop-in office hours.

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