Johns Hopkins University Master's Scholarships for International Students

Johns Hopkins, founded in 1876, is America's first research university and home to nine world-class academic divisions working together as one university.

Details:

• Type of Opportunity: scholarships and fellowships
• Country: USA
• Open to: All Nationalities
• Organizer: Johns Hopkins University

For international students who are interested in obtaining a Masters's degree at the university, Johns Hopkins University has several scholarships available. Among the scholarships offered are:

• Global MBA Scholarships: International students who wish to enrol in the Carey Business School's Global MBA program may apply for this award. It offers a living stipend and fully covers the cost of school.
• Master of Arts in Communication Scholarship: International students who wish to enrol in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Master of Arts in Communication program may apply for this award. It pays a portion of the tuition.
• Master of Science in Applied Economics Scholarship: International students who wish to enrol in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Master of Science in Applied Economics are eligible for this award. It pays a portion of the tuition.
• Foreign Student Scholarship: International students accepted into any of Johns Hopkins University's master's programs are eligible for this scholarship. It pays a portion of the tuition.

Before applying for these scholarships, international students should review the precise requirements and deadlines on the Johns Hopkins University website. The majority of scholarships demand a graduate school application to Johns Hopkins University, along with extra documentation, including essays, transcripts, and letters of recommendation.

You're considered an International student if: 

• You are not a U.S. citizen, permanent resident (a person who holds a Green Card), eligible non-citizen, or have DACA or undocumented status.
• You are a citizen of another country (and not a U.S. permanent resident, eligible non-citizen, or have DACA or undocumented status) and attend secondary school in the U.S.

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