Registration Quick Links:
On this page, you will find a number of brief instructional videos as well as images and text to help you learn how to navigate Albert, NYU's student information and registration system. This includes, but is not limited to how to:
- enroll in classes
- add yourself to a waitlist
- drop a class
- swap one class for another
- set up a swap (when you set up a swap, you can enroll in your second choice course while on the wait list for your first choice course. If space becomes available in the first choice, the system will automatically drop you from the second choice and enroll you in the first choice. Make sure you have met any prerequisites or the system will not be able to automatically enroll you)
Another helpful thing to be aware of is knowing how to clear an enrollment mismatch once you're done registering: this occurs when the number of credits you are enrolled in does not match the number of credits that your financial aid enrollment is based on.
If you're have any trouble registering, please refer to this page for additional information and you can always reach out to gph.registration@nyu.edu for additional help.
Below are the Fall 2025 course schedules organized by concentration or program. Please refer to the relevant schedule to view the courses that you are eligible to enroll in. Keep in mind that some schedules include two different programs (the EPI-MPH and EPI-MS, for example), so you can scroll to the right to see which courses are available for your specific program. Online courses are indicated by their 5000-level course number. Next to each course schedule, you will find the relevant Planning Checklist. The middle column of checklists are for students who matriculated in Fall 2024 or later. The left hand column has planning checklists for students who matriculated prior to Fall 2024. When planning your courses, it's important to consult the planning checklist to see course prerequisites and the correct course sequence you should follow. In addition, the first tab of each checklist includes the Graduate Registration Checklist, which outlines steps students should take prior to registration.
NOTE! When you are editing a checklist, you can go to File --> Make a Copy, and then edit as needed.
Summer 2025 GPH Course Schedule.
Fall 2025 Course Schedules | Planning Checklist | Planning Checklist |
| Bioethics (MA) | n/a | n/a |
| Biostatistics (MPH and MS) | ||
| Community Health Science and Practice (MPH) | CHSP Checklist | CHSP Checklist |
| Doctoral Programs (DrPH and PhD) | ||
| Environmental Public Health (MPH) | ENV Checklist | ENV Checklist |
| Epidemiology (MPH and MS) | ||
| Global Health (MPH) Dual degree students fall under Global Health | ||
| Public Health Nutrition (MPH) | PHN Checklist | PHN Checklist |
| Public Health Policy & Management (MPH) | ||
| Social & Behavioral Health Sciences (MPH) | SBS Checklist | SBS Checklist |
| Sustainable Development Goals (MPH) | n/a | SDG Checklist |
Fall 2025 Undergraduate GPH Course Schedule
Spring 2025 Undergraduate GPH Course Schedule
You can view your exact enrollment appointment in Albert. With the exception of certain electives, courses are open only to GPH majors, undeclared BA-MPH Gallatin students, CAS students, and Liberal Studies majors for the first week of registration. All courses except for UGPH-GU 60, will open to all continuing undergraduate students on the second week of registration.
Undergraduate students must consult the majors page when mapping out your degree plan. Please note that elective requirements vary by combined major and relevant electives used to fulfill the requirement may be taken either through the GPH major (starting with UGPH-GU) or through the home school department. **Pre-health courses DO NOT count towards students combined major electives.**
All core GPH courses (see below) have a pre-requisite of UGPH-GU 10 Health & Society in a Global World (this course may also be taken as a co-requisite with another core GPH course). In addition, UGPH-GU 60 Undergraduate Experiential Learning in Global Public Health, has these three pre-requisites: UGPH-GU 10, UGPH-GU 20, and UGPH-GU 30. GPH/Applied Psychology students may take PSYCH-UA 10 in lieu of UGPH-GU 10; GPH/Biology students take BIOL-UA 42 or BIOL-UA 45 in lieu of UGPH-GU 20.
Core Courses
UGPH-GU 10 Health and Society in a Global Context
UGPH-GU 20 Biostatistics for Public Health
UGPH-GU 30 Epidemiology for Global Health
UGPH-GU 40 Health Policy in a Global World
UGPH-GU 50 Environmental Health in a Global World
UGPH-GU 60 Undergraduate Experiential Learning in Global Public Health (team-based)*
UGPH-GU 60 Undergraduate Experiential Learning in Global Public Health (individual project)*
*students choose one of these