Human Genetics and Genomics Graduate Program

• Completed undergraduate degree from a recognized university
• Academic background in genetics, biology, biomedical sciences, or related fields
• Demonstrated interest in genetics, genomics, and biomedical research
• Research experience (laboratory, computational biology, or genomics research) is preferred
• Submission of required application documents:
• Academic transcripts
• Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Personal statement/research interest statement
• Three letters of recommendation
• Application form and fee (if applicable)
• English language proficiency requirement for international applicants (as applicable)
• Applicants are evaluated based on academic performance, research potential, recommendation letters, and fit with program research areas

The Human Genetics and Genomics Graduate Program (PhD) at Johns Hopkins University provides advanced interdisciplinary training in human genetics, genomics, molecular biology, computational biology, and biomedical research. The program focuses on understanding the genetic basis of human health and disease through laboratory research, genomic technologies, bioinformatics, and precision medicine approaches. Students receive comprehensive training through coursework, research rotations, seminars, and independent dissertation research under the guidance of leading faculty members. The program prepares graduates for careers in academic research, biotechnology, healthcare, genomics, and scientific leadership roles. The PhD program typically requires approximately 5 years for completion.