Academics

At NYU’s Rory Meyers College of Nursing, senior Alicia Balchand found an expansive vision of what the nursing field can be.

As a student in Global Liberal Studies with a concentration in politics, rights, and development, Diya has studied across contexts and borders.

At the NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, Kenzo Kimura studies the intersection of STEM and human interaction by majoring in Communicative Sciences and Disorders on a prehealth track.

NYU Tandon Integrated Design and Media major and Biomolecular Science minor Julia Haskins combines two of her passions to engineer solutions for the world’s most pressing needs.

The January Term course Nashville: Production and A&R in the Music Industry provides three weeks of hands-on studio experience recording, producing, and editing songs.

At the intersection of environmental art and science, the Gallatin WetLab provides a space for students to fight climate change through experimentation and creativity.

It’s foundational. It’s expansive. And it can even improve lives. The world of mathematics is inspiring—explore the many ways to study math at NYU.

Is your major “the one”? Fall in love, one course at a time, to maximize your college experience.

If turning to the past to better understand the present seems intriguing, the Classics major at NYU may be the perfect fit for you.

Cali Delp brings Navajo healing principles to her nursing practice, researching racial disparities in health care and supporting her community through a pandemic.