Student Blog
Is a Graduate Degree in Sustainable Energy Worth It?
Ana Chung
A resounding YES, and I say this as a proud Philippine national who decided to take the leap from local environment work into the evolving global field of sustainable energy.
Why I Chose Johns Hopkins for My Master’s in Sustainable Energy
Shelton Ansley
When I first considered pursuing another advanced degree, I wasn’t looking for just another line on my resume. With an MBA already under my belt and a background in economic development, I was searching for a program that would open doors to the rapidly changing world of sustainable energy, which aligned with my future goals …
Three Insider Tips for Your Application
Advice from a Current Student, David Paul Shumaker
Applying to the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies is exciting—and receiving an acceptance letter is even better! Here are some tips from someone who has been there, who went through this process and successfully became a Johns Hopkins SAIS student …
Why the Johns Hopkins University Master’s in Sustainable Energy Program Provides Real-World Impact
Catryna Jackson
In today’s rapidly changing energy landscape, professionals need more than just technical expertise—they must also possess strong analytical skills, policy knowledge, and practical experience to drive meaningful change. The Johns Hopkins University Master’s in Sustainable Energy program has been instrumental in preparing me to make a tangible impact in the fields of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) and sustainability …
