Academics

As a double major at NYU, Hillary Gao ‘20 merged her interdisciplinary interests as a student, researcher, and intern. Today, she continues to balance art and science.

NYU SIMPT (Summer Institute of Music Production Technology) and SEMI (Summer Electronic Music Institute) programs teach aspiring high school musicians to create, record, and perform like pros.

Kevin Paredesʼ passion for justice and musical theatre led him to Gallatin, where he balances political science with performance.

Precollege programs allow high school students to explore their interests and experience college life. I loved the precollege experience, but why should you?

Have you ever found yourself wondering how college majors work? Here’s a comprehensive explanation of majors at NYU.

Future linguists, doctors, educators, and performers all find their place in NYU Steinhardt’s new Global Public Health (GPH)/Communicative Sciences and Disorders (CSD) major, where they learn to make an impact by studying global health issues and speech and voice disorders.

For three weeks each January, NYU students taking US Politics and Policy in 2021 and Beyond examine the political landscape firsthand. Hosted by NYU Washington, DC, this course features guest speakers from every walk of political life, from pollsters to presidential campaign strategists.

Choosing a major in college can feel like an insane amount of pressure...here’s my step-by-step guide for indecisive students.

Yes, there are two different physics programs at NYU. Yes, they are in two different schools. What's the difference? We'll tell you!

At NYU, Cathy Zhang explores her diverse interests across CAS, Stern, and Steinhardt, majoring in Economics, minoring in Business Studies and Digital Art and Design, and participating in various clubs.

From her native Oklahoma to NYU Sydney, Taylor Norman sheds light on the struggle of Indigenous people.