Academics

You keep hearing about Liberal Studies and Global Liberal Studies, but what are they? Izzy, GLS ’22, explains the difference from a student perspective.

Want to major in the humanities but worried about jobs after college? You’re in luck: more employers in tech and science are looking for soft skills in the workplace.

A global perspective helped open Carlo Gabriel’s eyes to the human side of business and finance.

Is there a more intriguing place in the world right now than China? Students in NYU Shanghai’s Global China Studies major examine the country from within.

Choosing your specific major or concentration can be daunting. But at the same time, it’s an amazing period in the undergraduate experience where you don’t need to feel the pressure of knowing exactly who you are and what you want to do.

In what ways do students change after spending one year at NYU? Here is a reflection on what that experience is like and how both NYU and New York City can help you grow in such a short amount of time.

Students who want to study theatre but are majoring in another subject or subjects can find plenty of ways to expand their theatrical knowledge by taking classes at several of NYU’s schools and colleges.

Students come from all across campus to pursue their scholarly interest in studying, playing, and producing music at NYU.

You know you want to study the mind but there are two paths you can take at NYU. Find out which Psychology program is the right fit for you and your goals.

Dance at NYU brings students who like to move, regardless of their ability, training, or background, together to relax, de-stress, and stay limber.

In collaboration with the NYU College of Arts and Science, the Center for Data Science now offers a unique interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts in Data Science.

From a radio production internship at NYU Accra to a documentary filmmaking course at NYU Madrid, these journalism majors take their learning global.