Research

From frequent gallery visits to art history coursework, research projects, and even a part-time job at the NYU Shanghai Institute of Contemporary Arts, art is central to Masha Shramko's college experience.

A steady support system makes independent research possible at NYU.

Through experiential research projects, NYU undergraduates are exploring global challenges and building a more sustainable future.

Discover what it's like to study away as an NYU Presidential Honors Scholar in Florence. From immersive research opportunities to global learning and cultural exploration, "Postcards from NYU Florence" shares firsthand insights into academic growth, leadership, and life as a scholar abroad.

At NYU, undergraduates are improving human health, well-being, and care across the globe through hands-on research projects.

The NYU Shanghai course Language and Power sparked Margaret’s love of applied linguistics and inspired a research presentation.

So far, Yugmee Gidiya has researched at three labs, studied sustainability, interned at a start-up, and attended global conferences at NYU Abu Dhabi—and she’s just getting started.

Want to take part in meaningful lab, field, and studio work as an undergraduate student? At NYU, research opportunities abound.

NYU Shanghai Junior Yolanda Huang dove into research during her time in an intensive eight-week Amgen Scholars Program.

Here, students have access to unique resources—from labs and studios to mentors and makerspaces—to help them achieve their goals.

NYU student Andrea Durham's writing class sparked her research career, leading her to Alzheimer’s research at Mount Sinai and beyond.

Explore NYU’s extensive research network where you have opportunities to advance your field—and the world—with your research.