Academics

"The Core Curriculum is an opportunity for students to discover interests and passions in disciplines they didn't know. We engage with topics from a local and global perspective. It is a holistic, well-rounded set of classes of a student’s choosing, in four different categories and with two seminar-based colloquium courses."

Learn how NYU professor Wendy Suzuki taps into the neuroscience of exercise in her lab, in the classroom, and in her life.

An NYU graduate discusses her path from STEM to business.

With an interdisciplinary approach and an emphasis on specialization, NYU Shanghai’s Humanities major gives students the freedom to chart their own course

NYU offers preprofessional tracks to equip students with the guidance and coursework needed to accomplish their professional goals.

Interested in picking up a second major? Hereʼs an inside scoop about life as a double major at NYU.

Each of NYU’s schools and colleges offers honors programs and guided research opportunities for especially high achievers.

Aspiring comedian and Educational Theatre major Liv Rocklin was both nervous and excited when she got into NYU. Despite some doubts, she quickly found her groove.

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.

The NYU First Generation to College Founders Fellowship offers first-generation students community, mentorship, and momentum.