A student’s guide to undergraduate research

Originally written by Shiwei Wang for Nature journal in March 2019.

Participating in original research during your undergraduate studies can greatly expand your learning experience. However, finding the project can be a challenging task, so here’s a short but comprehensive …

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Follow the example of Carey’s International Programs

Opening a new Study Abroad initiative doesn’t need to be hard. Just as Hopkins students benefit from semester-long programs abroad, shorter week-long programs augment their learning experience like no other class can. 

For example, Carey Business School offers The Global …

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How can employers improve from last year so Gen Z can see it?

Originally published by Roy Maurer for Society for Human Resource Management in July 2021

After last summer’s abrupt switch to virtual internships, employers are planning new experiences to keep this key source of talent development working.

Most college students missed …

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The Class of 2021 WANT to work in the office – and other ways to attract more Gen Z applicants

Originally published by Roy Maurer for Society for Human Resource Management in July 2021

Only 2 percent of graduating seniors are seeking full-time remote work

The good news is that the Class of 2021 is entering a much more advantageous …

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Prepare Your Website for Gen Z Recruits

Websites are vital tools for employers to use to attract candidates—and that is especially true now that traditional modes of attacting students, e.g., in-person activities and events, are largely unavailable.

Top ways to optimize your website for Gen Z:

Article …

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Creating a Proposal for Your Research

Creating a research proposal is the first step that you should take when you want to pitch your project to the research administration: Johns Hopkins University Research Administration (JHURA) that supports the research and related activities of the Johns Hopkins …

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Why Strengthening Students is Important?

A 2014 poll by Gallup indicated that only 18% of college graduates feel emotionally attached to their alma mater. An emotional bond with the higher ed institution doesn’t build momentarily as a new student comes into their school and doesn’t …

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Hopkins Technology Ventures for Aspiring Entrepreneurs

More than 170 startups in areas ranging from the life sciences to engineering technology and digital health have already benefited from JHU Technology Ventures (JHTV). These companies have raised more than $2.7B in cumulative venture funding since 2014. Johns Hopkins …

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Top Funding Priorities for School of Medicine Research

The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is one of the world’s greatest institutions of education, research and patient care. Gifts to Johns Hopkins are an investment in a better future, because what Johns Hopkins achieves, it shares with the …

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Current Research Projects in the School of Nursing

Want to contribute to the research program at Johns Hopkins but don’t know where to start? School of Nursing has a list of currently ongoing research projects to inspire you to get started. You can view it following this link:

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