Students who are part of the School of Global Public Health participate in a broader public health community at NYU, studying and working alongside other undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty, practitioners, and alumni engaged in public health activities. Global Public Health students receive a wide variety of opportunities and experiences from an interdisciplinary education to extensive opportunities for applied fieldwork in the U.S. and in countries around the world.
Resources
Courses
Each GPH co-major has a specific list of course requirements that vary by school and program.
Study Abroad
The GPH major program requires one Fall or Spring semester abroad at one of NYU’s global sites.
Experiential Learning
Completing their experiential learning requirement, students engage in hands-on, field-based activities to enhance their public health practice.
Events
From webinars to volunteer opportunities, NYU GPH offers a wide variety of events to learn more about current news and issues in public health.
Meet Jailee Mendo, NYU Student Studying Global Public Health & Sociology
Clubs and Labs
GPH clubs and labs at NYU provide students the opportunity to explore and engage in the different aspects of public health and take their learning outside of the classroom.
College of Arts and Science
Global Liberal Studies
College of Nursing
Silver School of Social Work
Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development
Meet Tasfia Bashar, NYU Alumna who studied Global Public Health & Sociology
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| Joyce Moon Howard, DrPH, MPH Director of Undergraduate Programs Clinical Associate Professor of Community Health Science and Practice jmh29@nyu.edu |
Brittany Edghill, MPA Program Administrator, Undergraduate Programs bne206@nyu.edu |
| Karyn Faber, EdD, MPH Director of Undergraduate Experiential Learning Clinical Assistant Professor of Social and Behavioral Sciences Karyn.Faber@nyu.edu |
Brian McNiff Program Administrator, DrPH and Undergraduate Programs bm3155@nyu.edu |
