Use the Recommended Resources page to connect to enterprise-wide resources, as well as explore a collection of Common Career Design and Development Topics: Recommended Resources(https://facultyaffairs.jhu.edu/common-career-design-and-development-topics-recommended-resources/)
Academic Impressions
Professional & Leadership Development for Faculty, Staff and Administrators in Higher Ed
Let’s Get StartedJohns Hopkins has partnered with Academic Impressions (AI), a company that offers the most comprehensive professional development resources specifically designed for staff and faculty in higher education. This partnership provides us with membership access to support leaders, staff, and faculty at all levels with training and resources focused on leadership development, personal development, and job-specific skills.
What’s Included?
- Hundreds of hours of online training, both live and on-demand (with new resources added weekly) from subject matter experts who have hands-on experience in higher education
- Resources in Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion, Leadership, Supervision, Student Success, Advancement, Faculty Success, and more
- Formats designed to engage various learning styles, including in-depth virtual conferences, self-paced courses, and webcasts
- A series of focused learning paths to help leaders at all levels sharpen their skills
- A dedicated Account Manager who can curate resources to help you and your team meet strategic goals
Log In Via JHED Single Sign-On
- To access resources from Academic Impressions, visit https://www.academicimpressions.com/jhu/ and log in using your JHED credentials. The system will identify that our university has an enterprise-wide membership and will provide you with member benefits.
- Visit https://www.academicimpressions.com/jhu/
- Use your JHED credentials to log in
- Explore resources in Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion, Leadership, Supervision, Student Success, Advancement, Faculty Success, and more
Nature Masterclasses
Professional Development Training for Researchers – Via Online Courses & Workshops
Let’s Get StartedNature Masterclasses was developed by Nature Research (publisher of Nature and Scientific American) to equip researchers with the techniques and strategies to develop their skills, confidence, and careers. Our university has partnered with Nature Masterclasses to offer access to 14 courses with over 75 hours of on-demand learning drawing on the expertise of Nature Portfolio journal editors and experts.
What’s Included?
- World-class training delivered by Nature Portfolio journal editors, experienced researchers, funders and professionals
- Engagement through online videos, learning activities and workshops
- New content and capabilities derived from extensive market research and investment
- Personalized courses and individual modules based on research interests and career stage
- Flexibility to decide when and where they learn, at a time that’s convenient for you
- Accessible course content with bite-size lessons and an accessible, “drop in/out” format to accommodate your busy schedule
Log In Via JHED Single Sign-On
- To access resources from Nature Masterclasses, visit https://masterclasses.nature.com/, click on “Register” at the top right of your screen, select “Johns Hopkins University” as your institution, and complete registration using your JHED credentials. The system will identify that our university has an enterprise-wide membership and will provide you with member benefits.
- Visit https://masterclasses.nature.com/
- Select “Johns Hopkins University” as your institution and register using your JHED credentials
- Verify your email address to complete registration
- Explore resources for Finding Funding Opportunities, Advancing Your Scientific Presentations, Data Analysis: Conducting and Troubleshooting, Scientific Writing and Publishing and more
Teaching Excellence
JH Center for Teaching Excellence & Innovation
Training, resources, technology, tools, and innovation for faculty, grad students & postdocs
Learn moreThe JH CTEI offers services and resources to instructors (faculty, postdocs, and graduate students) in the full-time programs of the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences and the Whiting School of Engineering.
JH Institute for Excellence in Education
The notion that patient care, research, and education must occur together and each reinforce the other established Johns Hopkins as a model of excellence throughout the world. Since 2009, the Institute for Excellence in Education (IEE) has been a vibrant and critical part of that model.
Learn moreThe mission of the Institute for Excellence in Education (IEE) is to promote, value and advance the educational mission of the School of Medicine while enhancing the school’s leadership role in medical and biomedical education. To guide this mission, IEE has identified four guiding principles or “pillars” into which all of our decisions, work and programs are aligned.
OA Resources at Johns Hopkins Libraries
Open Access refers to freely available, digital, online information. Free of charge, it often has less restrictive copyright and licensing barriers than traditionally published works, for both the users and the authors.
OA ResourcesOpen scholarship benefits everyone because it facilitates faster dissemination and access to knowledge by broader audiences. Removing barriers to interdisciplinary and international scholarship, OA facilitates discovery and collaboration across fields, and ensures that scholarship remains accessible through time. JH Libraries are committed to supporting the immense possibilities of open scholarship.
JH Professional Development & Career Office
Resources for E. Baltimore PhD students and postdocs, including guidance on career paths in public health and medicine, job application tips, networking & internship programs, and more
Resources for E. Baltimore PhD students and postdocsThe JH PDCO provides professional development training and career services, including one-on-one career coaching appointments, grant writing workshops, employer visits and treks, CV/resume advice, mentorship programs, alumni panels, mock interviews, and more.
Dual Careers Program
At Johns Hopkins University, our goal is to attract and retain the highest quality candidates for faculty positions within our university. We are committed to assisting spouses/partners locate employment opportunities by offering information, personal assistance, and support.
support for dual career partnersWelcome to Hopkins: Worklife Integration Resources
information on local schools, daycare, recreational programs, housing information, arts & culture, recreation, entertainment, and more
- Faculty Benefits
- Working & Living in DC
- Wellness
- Working & Living in Baltimore
- Professional Advancement Guides & Tips