The Global Public Health Majors
All GPH majors--regardless of school--are required to complete the 6 core courses, combined major electives, and engage in a semester-long study away experience at one of NYU's global sites. In addition, students in the CAS majors are required to take a foreign language. Students should review the specific list of requirements for their major (see below) as requirements vary by school and major.
General questions should be directed to the GPH major advisor listed below. Questions about registration and enrollment may be directed to gph.registration@nyu.edu.
College of Nursing
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Global Public Health/Nursing
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Brittany Edghill (brittany.edghill@nyu.edu)
Silver School of Social Work
- Global Public Health/Social Work
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Brittany Edghill (brittany.edghill@nyu.edu)
Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development
- Global Public Health/Applied Psychology
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Brian McNiff (bm3155@nyu.edu)
- Global Public Health/ Communicative Sciences and Disorders
Degree Planning Checklist - Advisor: Brittany Edghill (brittany.edghill@nyu.edu)
- Global Public Health/Food Studies
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Brittany Edghill (brittany.edghill@nyu.edu)
- Global Public Health/Media, Culture, and Communication
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Brittany Edghill (brittany.edghill@nyu.edu)
- Global Public Health/Nutrition & Dietetics
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Brittany Edghill (brittany.edghill@nyu.edu)
Global Liberal Studies
- Global Public Health/ Global Liberal Studies
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Angelica Tirro (ama534@nyu.edu)
College of Arts and Science
- Global Public Health/Anthropology
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Christopher Whitehead (clw428@nyu.edu)
- Global Public Health/History
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Christopher Whitehead (clw428@nyu.edu)
- Global Public Health/Sociology
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Christopher Whitehead (clw428@nyu.edu)
- Global Public Health/Sciences
- Biology
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Angelica Tirro (ama534@nyu.edu)
- Chemistry
Degree Planning Checklist
Advisor: Angelica Tirro (ama534@nyu.edu)
- Biology
Declaring Your Major (CAS Students Only)
All CAS Students must declare their major upon completion of 64 credits. The major declaration processes vary by department and concentration. See below for steps on how to declare your GPH major.
Anthropology
- Print out a copy of your transcript and the Anthropology Joint Major Form
- *Make an appointment with Christopher Whitehead (calendly.com/clw428) to review degree requirements and have your form signed
- Submit the form to Junlin Zhu (junlin.zhu@nyu.edu) either in person or by email
Biology
- Complete the GPH/Biology Declaration form online. Please note, students should declare well in advance of Fall and Spring registration deadlines
- Make an appointment with your assigned faculty advisor in the Biology department
- *Make an appointment with Angelica Tirro (calendly.com/angelica_tirro) to review degree requirements
Chemistry
- Complete this form (Major declaration form - at Chemistry office Silver 10th floor 10001) and print out an unofficial copy of your transcript
- Schedule a brief advising session (by emailing fas-chemistry-office@nyu.edu) with Carol Hollingsworth or Andrea Suero and bring the form and transcript
- *Make an appointment with Angelica Tirro (calendly.com/angelica_tirro) to review degree requirements
History
- Print out a copy of your transcript and the Declaration of GPH/History Joint Major Form
- *Make an appointment with Christopher Whitehead (calendly.com/clw428) to review degree requirements and have your form signed
- Submit the form to (history.undergrad@nyu.edu) either in person or by email
Sociology
- Print out a copy of your transcript and the Sociology Concentration Sheet
- *Make an appointment with Christopher Whitehead (calendly.com/clw428) to review degree requirements and have your form signed
- Submit your form to Kayla Huang (kayla.huang@nyu.edu) in person or by email