Academics
Where Art Meets Enterprise
NYU student Matias Alvial studies what he calls the "aesthetics of commerce" while creating his own art. It all started at a grocery store in Chile.
Literature Courses That Read Between the Lines
Stories come off the page and into the world in a literary translation course at NYU Abu Dhabi and a literature course at NYU Shanghai.
A Start-Up is Brewing
Jessie Hsia and Hannah Lee have brewed up a business plan thanks to their classes at the Stern School of Business.
Reflecting on the Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years Later
Students at NYU Berlin witness history this as they celebrate 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
A Gallatin Travel Course Explores Detroit’s Reinvention
NYU Gallatin students travel to Detroit to learn about the city's past and examine its future.
Sustainable Architecture at NYU Abu Dhabi
What will the houses of tomorrow look like? How can we construct them to ensure a sustainable future? A group of forward-thinking NYU Abu Dhabi students are figuring it out.
Health Equity at NYU
At NYU, we believe that health care is a basic human right. We are preparing students to become outspoken advocates for health equity through education, research, policy work, and outreach.
Discover DAUS: the Division of Applied Undergraduate Study at SPS
In DAUS at NYU’s School of Professional Studies, students can study when and how it suits them best.
Internships at NYU Washington, DC
Join Paola Martinez Parente Beristain for a day at NYU Washington, DC—where internships give students both course credit and life experience.
Tisch Recorded Music Student Harrison Li Talks Music, Life, and Art
We asked NYU Tisch Recorded Music major Harrison Li, aka "Harry Teardrop," about his creative process and his dreams for the future.
In the Lab with David Fitch
Biology professor David Fitch welcomes student involvement in his research.
Driven by the Future of Discovery
NYU has grown into the largest private research university in the United States. There's a reason for that.