Eligibility Criteria

Bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution
Minimum academic performance as per university standards
Official academic transcripts
Statement of purpose
Resume/CV
Letters of recommendation
English language proficiency for international students
Relevant healthcare or public health experience may be preferred for some concentrations

Minimum Education

The Master of Public Health program at New York Medical College is designed to develop professionals capable of addressing complex public health and healthcare management challenges at local, national, and global levels. The curriculum integrates theoretical foundations with practical public health applications, focusing on epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health sciences, healthcare policy, and behavioral sciences.
Students receive interdisciplinary training through classroom instruction, case studies, research projects, community health initiatives, and field experiences. The program emphasizes evidence-based decision-making, public health leadership, preventive healthcare strategies, and health equity. Learners also gain exposure to emerging public health issues including infectious diseases, chronic disease prevention, healthcare systems management, and global health concerns.
NYMC’s strong academic environment and collaborations with healthcare organizations, government agencies, and public health institutions provide students with valuable professional exposure and internship opportunities. Graduates are prepared for careers in healthcare administration, epidemiology, research, public health consulting, community health organizations, NGOs, and governmental health agencies.