Events

The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) is committed to preparing students for success through world-class resources and a supportive community. With our virtual jumpstart event series, that commitment begins even before the first day of class.

These virtual events connect prospective and incoming students with Johns Hopkins SAIS faculty, alumni, and admissions staff. In addition to giving you the opportunity to meet with sustainable energy experts, these interactive virtual sessions let you learn about the MA in Sustainable Energy (online) program from those who know it best.

The sessions take place on an established timetable, so early applicants have access to more opportunities. The sooner you apply, the sooner you’ll have the chance to secure your place among our community of global leaders. Start your application here.

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Information Session

Find out what it’s like to be a student in the MA in Sustainable Energy (online) program via this introductory session led by Program Director Johannes Urpelainen and admissions staff. Go beyond the course listing and get a comprehensive overview of the Johns Hopkins SAIS community and how the coursework expands your skillset.

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Taster Lecture

Taster lectures are sessions that provide insight into our academic approach and also give you a chance to engage with our expert faculty.

We’re working on plans for the next event—check back in the coming weeks for updates. We’ll update this page when the next one is announced.

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Information Session Video (On-Demand)

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Application Workshop (On-Demand)

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Taster Lecture Sample (On-Demand)

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Jumpstart Events

New Student Meet-Up

Connect with students from around the world who will be joining you in class. This casual event is a unique opportunity to exchange ideas and start expanding your network. Participants will also get a preview of what to expect from the MA in Sustainable Energy (online) program over the upcoming terms.

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Faculty Roundtable

Meet Program Director Johannes Urpelainen and other Johns Hopkins SAIS faculty, and hear an exclusive talk about some of the most pressing issues related to sustainable energy, global policy, and climate change. Attendees will be able to participate in a live Q&A about energy and environmental policy and about the master’s program.

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Student Events

Student Roundtable

Network with alumni and peers across cohorts at this once-annual event that focuses on careers in the field. In breakout sessions, attendees will hear about projects and initiatives undertaken by fellow students and program alumni. Participants will also have the opportunity to form connections with peers, including those from other cohorts.