Academics

There's no better way to learn if a college might be the right fit for you than experiencing it yourself

This summer, aspiring artists can experience NYU through a pre-college virtual art program. From drawing and photography to art history and theory, you’ll build your knowledge—and your portfolio—100 percent online.

For three weeks each January, NYU students taking US Politics and Policy in 2021 and Beyond examine the political landscape firsthand. Hosted by NYU Washington, DC, this course features guest speakers from every walk of political life, from pollsters to presidential campaign strategists.

NYU Shanghai students in an interactive media arts and community-engaged learning course teamed up to create sustainable fixes to campus challenges.

Get real-world experience, clarify your career goals, build your resume, and find community through NYU Career Edge’s one-week, college-level courses.

This Big Ideas Course Series brings together students and speakers from across disciplines—and around the world—to academically explore important topics and challenges. In the Identity course, they joined forces to discuss the complicated nature of identity through many lenses.

Virtual learning can be overwhelming, frustrating, and even tiring, so it’s important to find creative ways to cope. Here are some tips and tricks for staying engaged in a virtual setting.

Choosing a major in college can feel like an insane amount of pressure...here’s my step-by-step guide for indecisive students.

Yes, there are two different physics programs at NYU. Yes, they are in two different schools. What's the difference? We'll tell you!

At NYU, Cathy Zhang explores her diverse interests across CAS, Stern, and Steinhardt, majoring in Economics, minoring in Business Studies and Digital Art and Design, and participating in various clubs.

There are plenty of research opportunities at NYU. Curious how to get involved? Read on!