The Hopkins-Nanjing Center

Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies

Our Legacy: Hopkins-Nanjing Center

A one-of-a-kind educational collaboration between a Chinese and an American University.

Virtual Tour

Explore all that our campuses in Washington, DC, Bologna, Italy, and Nanjing, China have to offer.

Living in Nanjing

Learn what it's like to live in Nanjing and have an authentic, immersive experience in China.

Our Faculty

The Hopkins-Nanjing Center faculty have been at the forefront of Sino-global relations for more than 30 years.

Your Student Experience

Learn what it's like to be a student at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center.

Career Services

Through individual coaching, networking events, employer presentations, and more our global team of career professionals will help you navigate your next steps.

Hopkins-Nanjing Center Library

Our library is committed to free and open academic exchange and houses an on-site research library considered one of China’s top collections on international affairs.

Study with Purpose

Certificate in Chinese and American Studies

Master of Arts in International Studies

Certificate in Chinese and American Studies + Master of Arts in International Relations

Certificate in Chinese and American Studies + Master of Arts in International Affairs

Explore a new way of learning

Learn how students at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center study, discuss, and debate some of the most important issues faced by China and the world today.

Students participate in a research trip to the China- Myanmar border for their China on the Border: Provincial Relations on the Periphery course.

Recent graduates of the Hopkins Nanjing Center celebrate their accomplishment together.

Adam K. Webb

HNC American Co-Director, Resident Professor of Political Science

We have world-class standards of teaching and academic freedom, sustained by the partnership between Johns Hopkins and Nanjing University. We tackle big questions about everything from great power diplomacy to China's footprint in distant parts of the world, to the new challenges around sustainability and technology.

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