Editing Johns Hopkins University (section)

== Overview of Johns Hopkins University ==
Johns Hopkins University is composed of multiple schools and divisions, each excelling in different fields. The university is primarily known for its leadership in '''medicine''', '''public health''', '''engineering''', '''biological sciences''', and '''international studies''', among other disciplines. With a student body of over '''24,000''' students, including '''undergraduate''', '''graduate''', and '''professional students''', Johns Hopkins fosters a diverse and collaborative environment that encourages academic growth and innovation.

=== Johns Hopkins University Rankings and Reputation ===
Johns Hopkins is consistently ranked as one of the top universities in the United States and globally. Its strengths in '''research''', '''medical education''', and '''public health''' set it apart as a leader in several fields.

* '''U.S. News & World Report''': Johns Hopkins ranks among the '''top 10''' universities in the U.S. and is renowned for its '''medical programs''', '''public health school''', '''engineering school''', and '''biological sciences'''.
* '''QS World University Rankings''': JHU ranks '''#17''' globally, with top-ranked programs in '''biomedical engineering''', '''public health''', '''medicine''', and '''political science'''.
* '''Times Higher Education''': Johns Hopkins is ranked among the '''top 20''' universities worldwide for its research output, teaching, and international outlook.

Johns Hopkins’ global impact and academic excellence are evident across its schools, departments, and research initiatives, with faculty members often recognized with prestigious awards such as '''Nobel Prizes''' and '''Pulitzer Prizes'''.
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