Majors & Programs

Practicum courses help students learn about a field by working in it. How do they differ from internships, what do they look like, and where can I find one?

If you’re interested in global public health, you’re not alone in being a bit confused by it. I hope this article will help answer some of your questions.

In NYU classrooms, students develop an intellectual foundation for changing the world through policy, education, and research.

The Liberal Studies Core is a two-year track that allows students to integrate travel into their curriculum while learning in a small-class environment.

Veronica Wambura’s broad civil engineering curriculum has helped her sharpen her focus.

This summer high schoolers can learn the ins and outs of writing for the big and small screen with Tischʼs Online High School Screenwriters Workshop.

At NYU Shanghai, Aicha Hanne is living her childhood dream while carving a path toward the future.

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.