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JHU Facts
- 30,210 students enrolled: 6,356 undergraduates and 23,854 graduate and professional students
- 27,300 staff across ten academic divisions
- 34 Nobel prize laureates are affiliated with the university
- America's first research university, Johns Hopkins has led U.S. universities in research spending for more than four decades.
- $13.06 billion endowment
The JHU story
When the Baltimore merchant Johns Hopkins died in 1873, his $7 million bequest was the largest philanthropic gift in American history — and it built America's first research university. Opened in 1876, Johns Hopkins pioneered the model of teaching fused with original research that every modern American research university now follows.
The firsts kept coming: the Johns Hopkins Hospital in 1889, a School of Medicine that was the first to require a bachelor's degree and admit women on equal terms, and the nation's first school of public health — today's #1-ranked Bloomberg School. Hopkins has led every U.S. university in research spending for more than four consecutive decades, at roughly $3 billion a year.
In 2018, alumnus Michael Bloomberg gave $1.8 billion — the largest private donation ever made to a university — so admissions could be permanently need-blind. The students you reach here were selected purely on merit and trained where discovery is the whole point.
About Us
Capmus helps companies recruit talent from Johns Hopkins University, including computer scientists, engineers, programmers and business graduates. Capmus is a marketplace for JHU students and alumni. Over 500 technology companies have posted jobs on the Capmus network. JHU students and graduates use Capmus daily as a campus information resource.
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