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WE GO FAR

We work in partnership with communities around the world. Our research, education, practice, and service have no boundaries. Learn More
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2026 Graduation Information
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The Masters and Doctoral graduation ceremony will be held on Tuesday, May 12, 2026 at New York City Center.

Ten Years of Impact

Join us as we celebrate NYU GPH's 10th anniversary, reflecting on a decade of accomplishments while looking ahead with excitement to the future of our school and our impact on global public health.

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I AM GPH Podcast

EP179 Policy Analysis for Community Benefit with Dr. Jo Ivey Boufford and Reilly Fitzpatrick
March 31
3-4pm

DrPH Dissertation Defense Presentation: Hamad AlRashed

708 Broadway, Room 844 & Online

Please join us for Hamad AlRashed's dissertation defense, which examines the association between the World Health Organization’s State Party Self-Assessment Annual Reporting (SPAR) tool and m

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April 01
1-2pm

OPT-imizing Your Future: F-1 Requirements While on Post OPT

708 Broadway, Room 301 & Online

You’ve worked hard for your degree; now let’s ensure you have the tools to launch your career.

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April 07
3:30-5pm

Decentralizing the Digital Public Sphere

5 Washington Square Place, 6th Floor Lounge, New York, NY 10003

The NYU Center for Bioethics presents a colloquium with Chris Howard, Associate Professor of Philosophy at McGill University and Director of the Philosophy, Technology, and Policy Lab.

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Data, AI, and the People’s Health

Big data and artificial intelligence are revolutionizing our health—detecting outbreaks, identifying those most at risk for diseases, and sorting through an ever-growing abundance of medical records and studies to spot patterns and improve outcomes. Using real-world case studies and datasets, students in Dr. Rumi Chunara's class explore how algorithms are shaping our health.

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Take the Next Step
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Join us on campus, off campus or virtually for an upcoming event, info session or campus tour.