Continuing Education for Working Professionals
The Bloomberg School offers non-credit learning opportunities for working professionals to enhance their skills, deepen their expertise, and advance their careers. Explore our offerings, which vary in format and duration, to find the best fit to help you reach your personal and professional goals.
- Advocacy Action Lab
- Creating Stories that Drive Policy and Social Change: Storytelling Skill-Building Session
- Emerging Leaders in Biosecurity Fellowship
- Global Tobacco Control: Learning From the Experts
- Health Emergencies in Large Populations (H.E.L.P)
- Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health
- Leading Transformation for Value-Based Health Care
- Programa en Epidemiología para Gestores de Salud, Basado en Internet (Online Professional Training in Epidemiology for Health Managers)
- Road Safety Legislation
- Road Traffic Injury Prevention and Control in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
- Science of Clinical Investigation Training Program
- Summer Institute Courses
Current Opportunities
Creating Stories that Drive Policy and Social Change: Storytelling Skill-Building Session
Learn to develop and tell stories that drive meaningful and lasting change. Creating Stories that Drive Policy and Social Change is a comprehensive skill-building training designed to help public health and health professionals clearly and persuasively communicate complex health issues to the audiences who matter most—policymakers and the public.
Leading Transformation for Value-Based Health Care
- Start Date: January 20, 2026
- Duration: 2.5 days in-person workshops; Wednesday evening online seminars from February through April
- Format: Hybrid (in-person and online)
Leading Transformation for Value-Based Health Care brings inter-professional leaders and executives across medical, nursing, and managerial disciplines and sectors together. Participants will learn how to effectively improve quality of care, enhance provider performance/patient experience, and reduce costs in their organizations. Topics include:
- Foundations and Mechanics of Value-Based Care
- Incentives, Contracts, and Tech Enablement
- Designing and Improving Care for Diverse Populations
- Strategic Models and Market Pathways
- Future Forward
Health Emergencies in Large Populations (HELP)
At the completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Describe the essential issues related to public health, health care, management, law, and ethics that are associated with humanitarian action, and methods to address them.
- Analyze health and other humanitarian needs using a multidisciplinary approach that takes into consideration the perceptions, vulnerabilities, and capabilities of the people affected.
- Plan, manage, and evaluate activities in response to major humanitarian crises.
Emerging Leaders in Biosecurity Fellowship
The Emerging Leaders in Biosecurity (ELBI) Fellowship inspires and connects the next generation of biosecurity leaders and innovators. This highly competitive, part-time program that provides an opportunity for talented graduate students and professionals to deepen their expertise, expand their network, and build their leadership skills through a series of events coordinated by the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
Global Tobacco Control: Learning From the Experts
With six themed modules, this course from the Institute for Global Tobacco Control allows anyone from public health professionals to students to increase their understanding of tobacco control topics, including learning how to prevent harm as tobacco products change and evolve.
Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health
This continuing education (CE) program and the Center’s national and regional partners offer seminars, conferences and short courses to keep environmental and occupational safety and health professionals ahead of the industry’s changing regulations, compliance, and cultural demands.
Road Safety Legislation
The World Health Organization, in collaboration with the Johns Hopkins International Injury Research Unit, is pleased to offer this online course to support capacity building in the field of road safety legislation. Participants will become familiar with how to develop evidence-based road safety laws and regulations.
Road Traffic Injury Prevention and Control in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (RTIP)
The RTIP training program covers a wide range of topics in the fields of road safety and road traffic injury prevention. Participants will learn about the global burden and common risk factors for road traffic injury. This program will equip participants with the skills they need to develop, implement, and evaluate evidence-based road traffic injury prevention and control programs.
Science of Clinical Investigation Training Program
- Start Date: Courses take place throughout the BSPH academic year
- Duration: 8-week courses
- Format: Hybrid (in-person and online)
The Science of Clinical Investigation Training Program (SOCI) is designed to enhance clinical scientists' theoretical and practical skills in the design, implementation.
The program is intended for:
- Scientists, clinicians, or support personnel fully engaged in clinical investigation
- Regulatory personnel involved in IRBs, DSMBs, and oversight of human subjects research
- Post-doctoral trainees in the clinical disciplines who would like an overview of the requirements of high-quality clinical investigation
Summer Institute Courses
- Start Date: Courses take place between late May and August. The specific start date varies per course. *These courses will be available again in Summer 2026.
- Duration: One day to a few weeks
- Format: In-person and online courses are available
In the information-rich, engaging environment of the Summer Institutes courses, participants gain practical knowledge to impact real-world public health concerns.
- 100+ courses span many topics
- Credit or non-credit classes
- World-renowned faculty
Advocacy Action Lab
- Start Date: June 12, 2025 *This workshop will be available again in Summer 2026
- Duration: 1 day + 4 monthly 2-hour sessions
- Format: Hybrid (in-person and online)
In this comprehensive, multi-modal workshop, public health faculty and staff will learn fundamental advocacy skills, workshop specific policy issues, and gain real-world insights on how to achieve public health goals.
Programa en Epidemiología para Gestores de Salud, Basado en Internet (Online Professional Training in Epidemiology for Health Managers)
- Start Date: March 2025 *This program will be available again in 2026
- Duration: 9 months
- Format: Online
Este programa en línea está diseñado para profesionales de salud pública de América Latina y España. Los participantes que son admitidos en el programa de formación completan el trabajo de curso como educación profesional, no para crédito académico, y abordan problemas reales de salud pública durante el programa de 9 meses. El programa se imparte completamente en español y los participantes deben solicitar su admisión.
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