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Applications for the Human Genetics and Genomics Graduate Program are processed through the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine's Office of Graduate Student Affairs. Create an account and apply.

December 15 is the deadline for the application as well as receipt of all application materials. These include:

• Application with personal statement
• Application fee
• Undergraduate transcripts
• Three letters of recommendation
• CV

All materials are submitted online.

Requests for information should be sent to:

Sandy Muscelli, Program Administrator ([email protected])

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
733 N Broadway,
Miller Research Building 515
Baltimore, MD 21205

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Vivien Thomas Ph.D. Scholars

The Vivien Thomas Scholars Initiative (VTSI) honors the legacy of Dr. Vivien Thomas, a pioneering scientist and surgical assistant whose work helped advance cardiac surgery at Johns Hopkins. The initiative expands pathways to Johns Hopkins STEM PhD programs for talented students from a broad range of academic backgrounds andn provides robust financial, mentoring, and professional development support. Please visit the VTSI program website for more information about the VTSI program.