Advanced Certificate in Public Health Disaster Science, Policy and Practice

NYU’s School of Global Public Health offers an advanced certificate in public health disaster science, policy and practice to all professionals who are interested in the field. Current students can apply in conjunction with the Master of Public Health, Doctorate of Public Health, or PhD program. The certificate builds on the following skills:

  • Leadership, management and decision making.
  • Communication, coordination and community engagement.
  • Evaluating and designing preparedness, response and recovery interventions. 
  • Research and development.
  • Agent-based modeling techniques to critically analyze the design of disaster preparedness, response and recovery systems.
  • Networking with public health professionals, mentors and scholars.

Find out how to apply here

EP90 Emergency Preparedness with Noor Jamal, Stephanie Parchment, and Cesar Figueroa.

Listen to this podcast as students in the Advanced Certificate in Disaster Science, Policy and Practice share their thoughts on the importance of emergency preparedness, how the United States has been managing the outbreak of COVID-19, and what this field looks like moving forward, armed with insight and wealth of knowledge gained from the course.

Listen to the full podcast here.

NYU GPH Journal of Public Health Disasters

In 2021, the new NYU GPH Journal of Public Health Disasters  was launched. It is a journal for graduate students with a special interest in the field of public health disasters.  Here, outstanding course work, case study reports, student spotlight series,  exemplar disaster plans and much more will be posted and shared with GPH and the broader community. We will also post podcasts, videos, and important disaster publications in order to broaden the dissemination of important disaster-related information.  The journal will emphasize disaster preparedness and  response for health care and public health organizations.
 
Additionally, because we hope our graduate students will go on to make important contributions to the field of public health disaster science and practice,  we will post internships, jobs, and other opportunities for advancement.  
 
We welcome suggestions and feedback and look forward to the launch of this exciting new journal.