Redefine healthcare, bedside and in the boardroom

In today’s healthcare landscape, medical expertise and business insight is essential to improving patient outcomes and organizational performance. The MD/MBA dual degree program provides the strategy, finance, leadership, and communication skills needed to diagnose and treat complex issues vexing the healthcare industry.

Details

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    Fall Term
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    Full-time
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    In-Person
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    Baltimore, MD
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    5 Years
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    36 Credits
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    $77,375*

    *See full costs details. All students are considered for scholarships.

Benefits & Highlights

  • Complete the MBA in 9 months and graduate with two advanced degrees in five years.
  • Lead with clinical insight and business strategy to expand your impact as a future healthcare leader.
  • Access up to $20k in scholarships and an extensive alumni network to support your goals.
  • The Johns Hopkins MBA program is 54 credits, 18 of which may be applied from the MD program.

Who Should Apply

  • Current and prospective Johns Hopkins MD students

Connect with a recruiter

Whether you have questions about the application process, curriculum, or how the MD/MBA fits your career goals, our recruiters are here to help you every step of the way.

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Jenn Houder

Jenn Houder

Director of Recruitment - Full-time Programs

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Through a special agreement, Carey Business School may award up to five MD/MBA students full tuition for the MBA portion of the program.

There are two ways to apply to the Johns Hopkins MBA/MD program. You can indicate your interest when submitting your medical school application through the School of Medicine, or you can apply to the MBA program during your second to fourth year of medical school by notifying your School of Medicine advisor. 

APPLICATION DEADLINES

DeadlinesRound 1Round 2Round 3
Candidate deadlineJanuary 28, 2026March 25, 2026May 27, 2026
Decision releaseMarch 4, 2026April 29, 2026June 10, 2026
Deposit deadline March 25, 2026May 20, 2026June 24, 2026

Curriculum

Gain a unique perspective taught by Carey faculty on healthcare, integrating medical training with the strategic, leadership, and analytical skills needed to navigate complex health systems.

Core curriculum

REQUIRED COURSES

The MD/MBA curriculum combines business foundations with clinical insights from the Johns Hopkins Genes to Society curriculum, preparing you to transform healthcare. The MBA/MPH includes 36 MBA credits, with 26 from the core curriculum below: 

  • Accounting and Financial Reporting
  • Business Analytics
  • Business Communication
  • Business Microeconomics
  • Corporate Finance
  • Innovation Field Project
  • Leadership and Organizational Behavior
  • Marketing Management
  • Negotiation
  • Operations Management
  • Strategic Management
  • Statistical Analysis
     

Required MD courses:

  • The Johns Hopkins Genes to Society curriculum integrates insights from the Human Genome Project, social and behavioral sciences, and public health to improve societal health outcomes.
Tailor your experience to your interests

ELECTIVES

Whether you’re interested in clinical settings, healthcare innovation, consulting, or other high-impact roles, you can choose electives that align with your career goals and prepare you for leadership roles in the health industry.

Innovation Field Project

Integrate your MBA and clinical coursework in a consulting-style experience with real organizations. Apply global analysis, strategy, and leadership skills to deliver practical solutions to complex business challenges.
 

Beyond the Classroom

Collaborate in a diverse, high-impact cohort

A dynamic cross-sector learning experience

MD/MBA students learn alongside Accelerated MBA and other dual degree students, creating a dynamic, interdisciplinary cohort that enriches discussions and strengthens both clinical and business perspective.

Harness the power of two Johns Hopkins degrees

Two degrees, one powerful network

Tap into Carey’s 30,000+ alumni network and the Johns Hopkins ecosystem to expand your leadership in both health and business.

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