The Dean’s Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship for incoming students across all degree programs at Carey Business School. 

With no separate application required, consideration is given based on available funding and can result in an award of up to full tuition for full-time applicants. The scholarship awardees will be notified at the time of admission to the program.

Applicable programs: Full-Time MBA, Flexible MBA, Design Leadership (MA/MBA)

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School partners with Reaching Out to offer scholarships and exclusive programs for budding LGBTQ+ business leaders in the full-time Johns Hopkins MBA, online Flexible MBA, and the Design Leadership MA/MBA programs. 

Fellows receive $10,000 or more per year and access to Reaching Out programming and mentoring, LGBTQ+ leadership opportunities, summer career treks and more. No separate application is required. Fellows will be notified at the time of admission to the program.

Applicable programs: Full-Time MBA, online Flexible MBA, Design Leadership MA/MBA

The Baltimore Business Scholarship recognizes high-achieving Flexible MBA students employed at an organization in Baltimore. 

This scholarship reflects the school’s ongoing commitment to educating current and future Baltimore business leaders. Awards could include up to 50 percent off tuition for up to three years of enrollment in the program. 

 Applicable programs: Flexible MBA

The Johns Hopkins MBA offers residents and fellows the analytical and leadership skills to advance your career and excel in the ever-changing medical industry. 

Equipping excellent, ambitious medical professionals to build for what’s next, this one-of-a-kind scholarship is awarded to leaders who find technology-driven, human-centered solutions to complex health problems. 

Select Johns Hopkins School of Medicine residents and fellows will receive full tuition coverage for two years, subject to good academic standing.  

Students considered for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Residents and Fellows Scholarship must meet the minimum eligibility requirements: 

• Current Johns Hopkins residents and fellows in good standing without any current or prior disciplinary action, academic warning, or remediation plan 
• Engaged in full-time training and on schedule for an on-time graduation 
• Allowed by their training program director to commit to the two-year MBA program either during a leave of absence, with the expectation to return to fulltime clinical training at the completion of the MBA program, or as part of the training program. 

No separate application is required. Fellows will be notified at the time of admission to the program. Meeting the above criteria does not guarantee being named a finalist. 

Applicable programs: Full-Time MBA

Community Consulting Labs

The Community Consulting Labs builds a powerful network of innovative students and people with ideas to undertake society’s most challenging needs. Diverse teams collaborate with community partners to deliver solutions with impact and grow local economies.

Digital Business Development Initiative

Grounded in the Dulles Tech Corridor and at the Carey Business School campuses in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., the Digital Business Development Initiative is a tech lab for research, education, and practice in digital business development.

Executive Education

Executive Education partnerships offer immersive learning opportunities. We deliver full value to our partners in the areas of leadership, management, design thinking for innovation, business communication, finance, and health care.  

Forte Foundation

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School has joined the Forte Foundation as an MBA partner and Forte Fellows partner school. As one of 55 member schools, Carey Business School will collaborate with Forté Foundation to expand opportunities for women seeking MBAs and graduate business education.

Summer Business Academy

The Summer Business Academy offers rising college juniors and seniors exposure to the latest management and leadership theory and applications.

Carey Business School partners with alumni in many ways, including leveraging alumni as student mentors.