How does this program differ from the MPH program offered at NYUs Steinhardt School?
The Steinhardt Community Public Health program (www.education.nyu.edu/publichealth) offers the MPH degree with areas of concentration in Community Health, International Health and Public Health Nutrition. NYU’s Master’s Program in Global Public Health offers a choice of 4 concentrations, each of which has an emphasis on global public health: • Health Policy & Management • Epidemiology • Health Promotion, Disease Prevention & Human Migration • Oral Public Health A previous advanced degree is not a prerequisite for admission to the Steinhardt program, whereas it is for the Master’s Program in Global Public Health.
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