Steinhardt School of Culture Education and Human Development

Live From New York: An NYU Student’s NBCU Internship Story
Dreaming of working in entertainment? Go inside NYU Steinhardt student Liv's NBCU internship experience working on Saturday Night Live, Late Night, and The Tonight Show.

Meet Dr. Marion Nestle, Founder of a Food Studies Movement
Meet Dr. Marion Nestle–the founder of NYU’s food studies department and a leading influence on food policy, nutrition, and food education.

Physical Theatre Improvisation at NYU Steinhardt
Steinhardt’s Physical Theatre Improvisation course layers words, sounds, and movement to free imaginations and develop performance skills.

7 Enterprising Undergrads on Why Their Research Can’t Wait
Want to take part in meaningful lab, field, and studio work as an undergraduate student? At NYU, research opportunities abound.

Faculty Mentorship at NYU Takes Students Further
Since his first semester, NYU Steinhardt junior Pei Lin Lu has gained invaluable faculty mentorship from Professor Catherine Milne.

I Did It at NYU Part Two: NYU Resources Abound
Here, students have access to unique resources—from labs and studios to mentors and makerspaces—to help them achieve their goals.

Teaching English and Bringing the World to the Classroom
From New York to London, Teaching English (grades 7–12) major Kate Lan plans to use her NYU education to broaden young minds.

Find Your Business Angle at NYU, Part 1
Studying business at NYU means you can merge your interests and your academic pursuits and turn it into a fulfilling career.

Creating Art in the City: NYU’s Creative Resources
Explore NYU's top creative resources for students, including studios, workshops, rehearsal spaces, and cutting-edge production facilities.

Education Studies at NYU: Everything You Want to Know
Learn how educational policy is formed at the community, regional, national, and global levels.

Performing Arts Spaces at NYU’s New York City Campus
There are dozens of performing arts spaces at NYU, whether you want to take in a show, learn techniques from star faculty, or rehearse with classmates.