New York University

Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Media, Culture, and Communication and Global Public Health at New York University offers a unique interdisciplinary approach that merges the fields of media and public health. This program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to understand how information, technology, and policy influence population health on a global scale. Students will engage in an enriching academic experience, culminating in a required global semester at one of NYU's international sites.

What you'll study

This comprehensive program encompasses a blend of core coursework in public health and media studies. Key areas of study include:

• Health and Society in a Global Context
• Epidemiology
• Health Policy
• Environmental Health
• Societies and the Social Sciences
• Expressive Culture
• History of Media and Communication
• Methods in Media Studies

As part of the curriculum, all students will complete a global learning component, spending a semester at one of NYU's global sites, such as Accra, Buenos Aires, London, or Sydney. During this time, students have the opportunity to explore public health topics in an international context.

Entry requirements

Admissions to the program are competitive and based on a comprehensive review of academic records and application materials. NYU does not have a universal GRE or GMAT requirement for this degree, and specific GPA thresholds may vary. Prospective students are encouraged to review the admissions process for detailed guidelines.

For non-native English speakers, proof of English proficiency is required. Accepted tests include:

• Duolingo English Test - minimum score of 135
• TOEFL iBT - minimum score of 100
• PTE Academic - minimum score requirements available upon inquiry

Career prospects