Academics

At Rory Meyers College of Nursing, students benefit from rigorous practical training—in the classroom, in the lab, and in clinical settings—combined with liberal arts exploration.

NYU’s founding undergraduate college, the College of Arts and Science, attracts talented and curious intellectual explorers.

Liberal Studies alum Graison Gill, a baker and educator, believes bread has the power to connect people to each other and the world.

The NYU Silver School of Social Work’s undergraduate programs show you how to advocate for people of all backgrounds and facilitate positive change.

At the NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, students can explore disciplines from education and health to music and media studies.

The Clinical Simulation Learning Center at NYU Meyers is a high-tech educational hub where theory is put into practice.

The NYU Gallatin School of Individualized Study empowers students to create a multidisciplinary curriculum. Small class sizes create an intimate college experience while still tapping into all the resources NYU has to offer.

Through SPS Real World courses, students think creatively, ask important questions, and learn on the fly.

For years, Amogh Thakkar knew he wanted to be an astronaut-filmmaker. As a Gallatin student at NYU, he has the liberty to chase his passions.

Students in NYU’s Sport Broadcasting course take advantage of New York City’s position as the premier media market and learn how to tell a story and think like a producer.