Hunter College’s Baker Building, located at 151 East 67th Street, between Lexington and Third Avenues, is now fully open to students, faculty, and staff, with no further restrictions. All classes will be held as scheduled.

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Nutrition and Public Health

The Department of Nutrition and Public Health (NPH), formerly the School of Urban Public Health at Hunter College, houses multiple degree pathways at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

At the undergraduate level, the Department offers a BS in Public Health, a BS in Nutrition and Wellness, and a BS in Nutrition and Food Science.

An accelerated BSMS in Nutrition and Food Science is also an option for exceptional students seeking to become Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDN).

The Department houses two ACEND Accredited Programs for those pursuing the RDN credential: the Integrated Program in Nutrition and Dietetics (IPND) and a stand-alone Dietetic Internship Certificate Program. Offerings also include multiple MS in Nutrition tracks which may be taken alongside a Dietetic Internship.

Programs

Nutrition

The Nutrition program focuses on promoting the nutritional well-being of individuals and populations through teaching, research, and service.
Public Health

The Public Health program gives students the skills needed to address public health questions regarding disease, violence, healthcare, and more.

Location

The Department of Nutrition and Public Health is located at the Hunter’s Silberman campus, 2180 Third Avenue (at 119th St.) in East Harlem, where we share Hunter’s modern “green” building with the Silberman School of Social Work.