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Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

Office of Housing and Residential Life

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The Housing Office helps students, house staff, postdoctoral fellows, staff and faculty for the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and School of Nursing, Bloomberg School of Public Health, The Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center with their off-campus accommodations. Their primary focus is to assist those looking to move or relocate to the Baltimore area. The Housing Office is located in Reed Hall, Suite 403, on the medical campus.
 
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Johns Hopkins Medicine Off-Campus Housing

Visit the Johns Hopkins Medicine Off-Campus Housing website for information about Baltimore, student life, roommates, furniture for sale, carpools, hotels, day care, transportation information, school systems in the city and surrounding counties, as well as other useful resources.

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Welcome to Baltimore! (Slideshow)

students enjoying fells point
The school of medicine campus is located minutes away from historic Fells Point.


the iconic washington monument in baltimore
Baltimore as seen from Mt. Vernon, featuring the Washington Monument.
student locking up bike on campus
There are many choices for transportation including parking, buses and biking.
Baltimore during the holidays
Baltimore celebrates the holidays by showcasing a local favorite: the crab.
Row houses in Baltimore City
Quaint row houses in a Baltimore neighborhood.
students sitting on the graduate student lawn
Graduate students enjoying the sunshine on campus.
medical students walking to class
Students walking by the most iconic building on campus, known as The Dome.
students learning in the welch library
The historic Welch Medical Library is a great place to study.
The Baltimore Harbor as seen from Federal Hill.
The Baltimore Harbor as seen from the Federal Hill neighborhood.
the dome in the fall
The Dome in fall foliage.
nursing students
Nursing students taking a break from their rounds.
students relaxing between classes
Students enjoying a cookout on campus.
Graduate students walking to their lab
Graduate students walking to their lab in Miller Research Building.

Welcome to Baltimore! (Slideshow)

students enjoying fells point
The school of medicine campus is located minutes away from historic Fells Point.


the iconic washington monument in baltimore
Baltimore as seen from Mt. Vernon, featuring the Washington Monument.
student locking up bike on campus
There are many choices for transportation including parking, buses and biking.
Baltimore during the holidays
Baltimore celebrates the holidays by showcasing a local favorite: the crab.
Row houses in Baltimore City
Quaint row houses in a Baltimore neighborhood.
students sitting on the graduate student lawn
Graduate students enjoying the sunshine on campus.
medical students walking to class
Students walking by the most iconic building on campus, known as The Dome.
students learning in the welch library
The historic Welch Medical Library is a great place to study.
The Baltimore Harbor as seen from Federal Hill.
The Baltimore Harbor as seen from the Federal Hill neighborhood.
the dome in the fall
The Dome in fall foliage.
nursing students
Nursing students taking a break from their rounds.
students relaxing between classes
Students enjoying a cookout on campus.
Graduate students walking to their lab
Graduate students walking to their lab in Miller Research Building.
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