Tandon School of Engineering
Policy, Education, and Research: Build a Curriculum to Change the World
In NYU classrooms, students develop an intellectual foundation for changing the world through policy, education, and research.
A Tandon Alumni’s Quest to Build a Better Motor
By leveraging NYU's expert faculty along with its entrepreneurial and prototyping resources, Nader Ahmed brought his idea to life.
Shahrin Haque and the Society of Women Engineers
When she found community in the Society of Women Engineers at NYU, Shahrin Haqueʼs path as a woman of color in STEM and a cosmetic engineer became clear.
This or That: Physics vs. Applied Physics
Yes, there are two different physics programs at NYU. Yes, they are in two different schools. What's the difference? We'll tell you!
Research and Coursework, Oh My: Navigating Your Summer
Looking for ways to gain research experience as a high school student? Check out these summer programs!
For Tandon Student Arame Sow, the Sky’s Not the Limit
By day, Arame conducts research and studies mechanical and aerospace engineering at NYU Tandon. When the bell rings, she trains to be an airline pilot.
The Top 5 Things You May Not Know About Tandon
The Tandon School of Engineering is as unique as any other school at NYU. Read on for some facts that make Tandon a great place to learn!
How NYU Cross-School Minors Can Help Shape Your Future
NYU offers over 100 cross-school minors that undergraduates from any NYU school or program can pursue. Students may also pursue an additional major within CAS.
Research Makes Mykhal Youngʼs World Go Round
A senior with a passion for epidemiology, Mykhal Young found a second home in the research lab.
Business and Technology Management: A Business Degree at the Engineering School
Pursuing Business and Technology Management at the engineering school is a unique experience combining the best of technology, innovation, and business..
Prehealth at NYU: It’s Not a Major—It’s a Path
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.
Club Spotlight: Society of Physics Students
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.