College of Arts & Science

Making the decision of what to study at NYU can be difficult. Read about why Sean decided to major in international relations.

You can stay on track for a career in health and get ready to apply to medical school while still holding onto your academic flexibility.

Prelaw provides the flexibility to bring your interests together, major in whatever you want, and prepare for a limitless future.

Anyone interested in physics can join the NYU chapter of the Society of Physics Students. Here, you’ll find community, mentorship, and plenty of science.

In this undergraduate history course, NYU students across the world look to history to understand the present—and find hope for the future.

From performance and theatre to business and technology, the music industry is alive and well at NYU. Learn how to navigate our wide array options.

Students in NYU’s chapter of Model UN practice their debating skills, focus on what they’re passionate about, and build community.

Whether it complements your studies, helps you specialize, or enables you to branch out into something new, a second major is a powerful tool for journalism students.

In this undergraduate forensic anthropology course, NYU students learn how to recover, examine, and identify human skeletal remains.

At NYU, we take monsters very seriously.

Check out these words of wisdom from the Class of 2014