Overview
Sharing knowledge to make the world a better place. Our Visiting Researchers program offers invited scholars from other colleges and universities the opportunity to conduct research on our Homewood campus. Here, they can take advantage of learning from world-class faculty and access to state-of-the-art facilities. Visiting researchers are invited by members of academic departments and are not considered Hopkins students. They are not eligible for student services, such as counseling, health services, recreation, and housing.
Full job description
Full Job Description
Sharing knowledge to make the world a better place.
Our Visiting Researchers program offers invited scholars from other colleges and universities the opportunity to conduct research on our Homewood campus. Here, they can take advantage of learning from world-class faculty and access to state-of-the-art facilities. Visiting researchers are invited by members of academic departments and are not considered Hopkins students. They are not eligible for student services, such as counseling, health services, recreation, and housing.
How to apply
- Receive a letter of invitation from a Hopkins faculty member to conduct research
- Submit the Visiting Students and Researchers Application with the “office use only” portion filled out by the faculty member with whom you will be conducting research
- Email the completed application and a copy of the letter of invitation to visiting.students@jhu.edu
Once the Office of Undergraduate Admissions has verified your application and letter of invitation, our Visiting Students Coordinator will email you with instructions on registering for the research practicum at Hopkins.
How Much Is Tuition?
Visiting students and researchers at Hopkins will be charged per credit hour. Tuition information is updated each school year.
Financial aid is not available for visiting researchers. Learn more about forms of payment accepted at the Office of Student Accounts.
Who Can I Contact If I Have Additional Questions?
If you have questions about our Visiting Researchers program, please email visiting.students@jhu.edu.
What If I Was Not Invited To Conduct Research But I Still Want To Take A Course Or Two At Hopkins?
You may be interested in our Visiting Students program.
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