Academics

The Silver School of Social Work is NYU’s smallest undergraduate program, but it offers students a great community and a versatile degree.

At the NYU MakerSpace, students, staff, and faculty are welcome to work on everything from class research projects to personal endeavors.

NYU’s Stern–Tisch BS/BFA dual-degree program allows students to hone their creative talent while developing their entrepreneurial skills.

Are you interested in studying more than one subject in a nontraditional program? Well, I was too! Gallatin may be the right fight.

Current NYUSH student Lily Blair shares her experience moving from the southern USA to NYU Shanghai for her studies.

Learn how overcoming challenges and embracing new experiences as an international student at NYU can make your college years unforgettable.

Santana Kavanaugh, a Gallatin rising senior, created a concentration in critical race theory, human rights, and minority studies.

This is your guide to navigating NYU’s two music business programs, what they offer, and most importantly, how to figure out which is right for you!

Social work student Estrellita Mondragon connected with her Mexican American heritage and found her place as a first-generation student.

Mateo Rengifo Orozco, a student photographer and filmmaker at NYU, preserves the humanity and personality of his subjects.

When it comes to studying languages in college, knowing how to make the most of it can be difficult. Read along for tips on how to start!

At NYU Gallatin, students craft their own concentrations within the program’s flexible historical and interdisciplinary frameworks.