MS/MPH Dual Degree Program
As we enter the 21st century, nursing professionals are faced with many challenges presented by globalization and an increasingly interdependent world. With that in mind, the NYU Master’s Program in Global Public Health has collaborated with the highly acclaimed NYU College of Nursing within the College of Dentistry to offer a dual degree MS/MPH program. The MS/MPH is designed to integrate advanced practice nursing and public health training, preparing students to assume leadership positions in a variety of settings. The dual degrees would provide the necessary skill sets for graduating students to pursue professional careers in both nursing and public health, and prepare them for leadership roles in community healthcare settings, government agencies, and non-profit organizations in the United States and internationally. Completion of the MS component of the MPH/MS program will lead to eligibility for state licensure (Nurse Practitioner and Midwifery programs) and/or national certification (Nurse Practitioner, Midwifery, Nursing Administration, Nursing Informatics).
Applicants to the MS/MPH can apply to one of ten programs:
- Clinical MS/MPH Mental Health
- Clinical MS/MPH Geriatrics
- Clinical MS/MPH Midwifery
- Clinical MS/MPH Nursing Administration
- Clinical MS/MPH Pediatrics
- Clinical MS/MPH Adult Primary Care
- Clinical MS/MPH Adult Primary Care/Geriatrics
- Clinical MS/MPH Adult Acute Care
- Clinical MS/MPH Nursing Education
- Clinical MS/MPH Nursing Informatics
The MS/MPH follows a specially designed curriculum which allows students to complete both degrees in three years. Admission into the MS/MPH program requires a completed application to both programs separately.
If you are considering a career in nursing, and are interested in understanding health from both a clinical and public health perspective, we invite you to join us. The MS/MPH program offers an exceptional opportunity for those who are interested in making differences in health on a global scale.