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elp children with communication

disorders learn to interact

with their peers, empower

patients to reverse the impact

of diseases through nutrition,

or conduct epidemiological

research to help reduce deaths

from malaria in sub-Saharan

Africa. Studying the health and

human services professions—

including speech pathology,

education, health care, nutri-

tion, social work, and psychol-

ogy—will prepare you to work

in some of the most rewarding

and in-demand fields you can

enter. NYU’s undergraduate

programs in health and human

services provide you with

the theoretical learning and

hands-on experience to

fulfill your goal of working

to improve the health and

well-being of others.

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With locations in New York City

and around the globe, NYU offers

more than 230 areas of study, over

2,700 undergraduate courses, and an

additional 3,300 graduate courses. You begin your college career at one of three degree-

granting campuses: New York, Abu Dhabi, or Shanghai.

You may also study at NYU’s global academic centers

or at partner institutions around the world.

You can pursue your studies in health and human

services at NYU Abu Dhabi or at NYU New York in

the College of Arts and Science, the College of Nursing,

the Silver School of Social Work, or the Steinhardt

School of Culture, Education, and Human Development.

Programs are in development for NYU Shanghai. To

help you explore your options, we’ve divided NYU’s

undergraduate programs into the following fields.

n Behavioral and Cognitive Science

n Education

n Global Public Health

n Health Care

n Nutrition and Food Studies

n Social Work and Public Policy

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

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NYU New YorkApplied Psychology Child and Adolescent Mental Health StudiesCommunicative Sciences and DisordersGender and Sexuality Studies Global Public Health/Anthropology (double major offered jointly by the College of Arts and Science and the Global Institute of Public Health)Global Public Health/Applied Psychology (double major offered

jointly by the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human

Development and the Global Institute of Public Health)Global Public Health/Communicative Sciences (double major offered jointly

by the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Global Public Health/ Sociology (double major offered jointly by the College of Arts and Science and the Global Institute of Public Health)Language and Mind Neural Science Psychology

NYU Abu DhabiBrain and Cognitive Science (specialization)Psychology

Behavioral and Cognitive SCienCe

Are you fascinated by the inner workings of the human

mind and the way that they affect people’s interactions

with one another? At NYU, you can gain a comprehen-

sive education in the theoretical and practical aspects of

psychology, neural science, mental

health studies, and other related

disciplines. You may find yourself

observing ongoing therapy by

speech pathologists in the

University’s on-campus clinic in

New York as a communicative

sciences and disorders major. You may complete fieldwork

in social services and community agencies as an applied

psychology major. You may work hand-in-hand with your

professor on a research project or conduct your own ex-

periments as a neural science major. Links between theory,

research, and application are a recurrent theme at NYU.

PSyChology in FlorenCe Do you want to be a

psych major? Then you might be interested in spending a

semester at NYU Florence where you can stay on track by

taking courses such as Developmental Psychology and

Cognition. For more information on course offerings at

NYU’s global academic centers, visit admissions.nyu.edu.

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gloBal PuBliC health

If you’re concerned about social justice and the future of

the world’s populations, global public health may be the

major for you. NYU is one of only a handful of univer-

sities in the US that offer

undergraduate majors in this

quickly expanding field. With

social justice at the center of

their studies, global public

health students endeavor to

come up with solutions to

some of today’s most pressing

issues, such as: How is climate

change affecting public health in different parts of the

world? How can we improve access to health care in the

United States? What is the best way to reduce deaths in

sub-Saharan Africa?

NYU New YorkGlobal Public Health/Anthropology (double major offered jointly by the

College of Arts and Science and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Global Public Health/Applied Psychology (double major offered

jointly by the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Global Public Health/Communicative Sciences and Disorders (double major

offered jointly by the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Global Public Health/Food Studies (double major offered jointly by

the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Global Public Health/History (double major offered jointly by the College

of Arts and Science and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Global Public Health/Media, Culture, and Communication (double major

offered jointly by the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Global Public Health/Nursing (double major offered jointly by the College of Nursing

and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Global Public Health/Nutrition and Dietetics (double major offered jointly

by the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Global Public Health and Science (double major offered jointly by the

College of Arts and Science and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Choose the biology, chemistry, or prehealth track.Global Public Health/Social Work (double major offered jointly by the

Silver School of Social Work and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Global Public Health/Sociology (double major offered jointly by the College of Arts and Science and the Global Institute of Public Health)

gloBal PuBliC health CourSeS aBroad As a global

public health major, you will have important opportunities for

hands-on experience in the field at NYU’s global locations. For

example, you may choose health and society or global nutrition

in Accra, Ghana; intern in global public health in Buenos Aires,

Argentina; or study epidemiology in Tel Aviv, Israel. For more

information on course offerings at NYU’s global academic

centers, visit admissions.nyu.edu.

eduCation

In the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and

Human Development’s renowned New York-based teacher

education programs, you will become actively engaged in

the field of teaching in one of the most diverse environ-

ments in the world. You will take part in field-based activi-

ties throughout your four years of college and student

teach for two to four semesters in New York City schools

that are populated with students from nearly every world

culture. If you decide to study at NYU Abu Dhabi, you

can explore the history and sociology of education from

an international perspective, focusing on how education

varies in urban centers throughout the world.

NYU New YorkChildhood Education/Childhood Special Education Early Childhood Education/Early Childhood Special Education (birth–grade 2)Education (preprofessional track)Educational Theatre Music Education (grades K–12)

Secondary Education, grades 7-12, with a teaching specialization in English, foreign languages, mathematics, music, science (biology, chemistry, earth science, physics), or social studiesTeaching Students with Speech and Language Disabilities, all grades

NYU Abu DhabiEducation

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NYU New YorkDentistry (preprofessional specialization) Dentistry: B.A.-D.D.S.: Dual-Degree Program for Entering Freshmen (offered by the College of Arts and Science and the College of Dentistry)

Medicine (preprofessional specialization) Nursing Optometry (preprofessional specialization)Podiatry (preprofessional specialization)

NYU Abu DhabiPremedical and Health Studies (preprofessional track)

PROfESSIONAL PRACTICE

health Care

NYU’s relationships with major hospitals and medical

centers provide you with extraordinary opportunities for

research and experience in the health professions. At NYU,

you can explore nursing science and theory in one of the

country’s oldest and most respected undergraduate pro-

grams while gaining clinical experience at New York City’s

leading health care facilities. If your career aspirations are

in medicine, dentistry, or another health care profession,

NYU’s preprofessional programs will give you an edge to

get into the nation’s most prestigious professional schools.

The College of Arts and Science is regularly rated among

the top five in the country for medical school placement,

and NYU Abu Dhabi prepares you with the strong scien-

tific foundation necessary for entry to professional school.

NYU’s new academic center in Washington, DC, offers four levels of courses in American

Sign Language taught in a visual-manual method without using spoken English.

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At the Silver

School of

Social Work,

Professor

Peggy Morton

is teaching

a course called

Human Behavior

in the Social

Environment.

ExPERTISEyo u r P r o F e SS o r S a r e e x P e r i e n C e d d o C to r S , n u r S e S , n u t r i t i o n i StS , h e a lt h C o n S u lta n tS , S o C i a l w o r k e r S , a n d r e S e a r C h e r S .

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SoCial work and PuBliC PoliCy

Do you have a natural curiosity about people and the

desire to understand and create solutions for the social

problems that affect them? Translate your empathy for

others into a career as a social worker by studying at

NYU’s Silver School of Social Work. This major prepares

you for a broad scope of career choices—from working

directly with individuals or families to law, child advocacy,

community organization, occupational therapy, or social

planning. The social research and public policy major at

NYU Abu Dhabi prepares you for a job with a nongovern-

mental organization or in public service, urban planning,

or community action. NYUAD also offers an opportunity

to combine your bachelor’s degree program with a

master’s degree program in public administration.

NYU New YorkSocial Work

NYU Abu Dhabi Social Research and Public Policy

In the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human

Development, Professor Lourdes Castco uses the test kitchen to

teach a course called Introduction to Food Science.

nutrition and Food StudieS

New York City is home to a lively food scene—with many

popular farmer’s markets, a staggering range of ethnic cui-

sines, and a growing number of top restaurants committed

to “farm to table” food preparation.

Students who major in nutrition

and food studies learn about the

significance of food choices and

how they vary based on economic

status, family background, and

social trends. You may pursue a vast variety of internships

in television studios, newspapers, hospitals, restaurants,

or the University’s own community-supported agricul-

ture project. If you want to become a registered dietician,

you may pursue the nutrition and dietetics specialization

within the nutrition and food studies major.

NYU New YorkGlobal Public Health/Food Studies (double major offered jointly by the

Steinhardt School of Culture, Educa-tion, and Human Development and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Global Public Health/Nutrition and Dietetics (double major offered

jointly by the Steinhardt School of

Culture, Education, and Human Development and the Global Institute of Public Health)

Nutrition and Food Studies (with concentrations in nutrition and

dietetics, food studies, and food and restaurant management)

nutrition and Food StudieS in tel aviv Explore the relationships between food, class, and gender

by taking Food and Identity at NYU Tel Aviv. For more

information on course offerings at NYU’s global academic

centers, visit admissions.nyu.edu.

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Studying a health-related major at NYU gives you the

opportunity to gain hands-on experience in some of the

best health care facilities and organizations in the world,

many of which are located in New York City. Here are just

a few examples of how NYU students gain real-world

skills as undergraduates.

n Social work majors participate in three full semesters of super-

vised field instruction (700 hours), delivering social work services

at sites including Bellevue Hospital, Children’s Defense Fund,

Henry Street Settlement, and the LGBT Community Center.

n Nursing majors gain clinical experience in some of New York’s

most esteemed hospitals, such as Beth Israel Medical Center,

Lenox Hill Hospital, and the NYU Langone Medical Center’s Tisch

Hospital and Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine.

n Nutrition and food studies majors take courses that put them on

the forefront of knowledge in an emerging field, taught by experts

such as Marion Nestle, who was named by best-selling author and

Forbes writer Michael Pollan as the #2 “foodie” in America, with

only Michelle Obama above her.

n Global public health students intern at the United Nations or in

nongovernmental organizations.

n At NYU Abu Dhabi, seven major faculty research initiatives

provide opportunities for students to work directly with faculty

experts in their field. All of these projects focus on globally

relevant themes and include centers for computational physics,

prototype climate modeling, technology and economic

development, and cloud computing.

Internships and fieldwork, semesters abroad, networking with over 400,000 alumni, and conducting research in labs with faculty mentors take classroom studies into a world of practical experience.

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At NYU, no matter what program you choose, you will

gain a firm foundation in the liberal arts. Many majors are

interdisciplinary and enable you to take courses in more

than one school, college, or program. You may opt for a

double major or, in some fields, a dual-degree program

in which you earn your bachelor’s and an advanced degree

in an abbreviated time frame. If you choose one of the

health and human services majors, you will have access

to NYU’s many resources to help you navigate your

educational path.

SelF-deSigned MajorS

Do your academic interests transcend the traditional

programs of study? At NYU’s Gallatin School of Indi-

vidualized Study, you have the opportunity to be creative

about your major by working closely with a faculty adviser

to design your own undergraduate program with courses

carefully selected from across NYU’s schools, colleges, and

programs. For example, you can combine public policy

with urban design and architecture studies, premedical

preparation with the philosophy of medicine, or neural

science with psychology. You’ll explore your interests out-

side of the classroom through internships, independent

studies, and private lessons in the arts.

The College of Arts and Science also offers a self-

designed honors major that enables you to integrate

course work from more than one program within the

College. You submit a proposal by the end of your

sophomore year for this self-designed major.

Considering both philosophy and neural science, photography and premedical studies? At the Gallatin School of Individualized Study, you and a faculty adviser combine your interests and develop a program that’s all your own.

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n Nursing: B.S./M.S. (offered by the College of Nursing)

n Physics/Teaching Physics, Grades 7-12: B.A./M.A. (offered by the

College of Arts and Science and the Steinhardt School of Culture,

Education, and Human Development)

n Public Administration: B.A./M.P.A. (offered by NYU Abu Dhabi

and the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service)

Prehealth PrograMS at nyu

Your bachelor’s degree program is your first step toward

professional or graduate school in medicine, veterinary

science, optometry, dentistry, or public health. At NYU,

preprofessional programs, traditionally known as premed,

are referred to as “prehealth.” The Robert and Ellen Salant

Prehealth Program at NYU’s College of Arts and Science

provides you with expert advice throughout your college

career—making sure that you fulfill all of the undergradu-

ate requirements necessary for grad school. Prehealth

students meet regularly with the assistant dean for profes-

sional advisement. For help navigating your prehealth

options at NYU, visit admissions.nyu.edu.

fIELDWORKNursing fieldwork in urban hospitals and health care centers

provides essential skills for your first full-time job placement;

the average starting salary in nursing is $70,000.

dual-degree PrograMS

In dual-degree programs, you earn two degrees, either

two bachelor’s or a bachelor’s and an advanced degree,

in an abbreviated amount of time. The following dual-

degree programs in health and human services are

available at NYU:

n Biology/Teaching Biology, Grades 7-12: B.A./ M.A. (offered by the

College of Arts and Science and the Steinhardt School of Culture,

Education, and Human Development)

n Chemistry/Teaching Chemistry, Grades 7-12: B.A./M.A. (offered by the College of Arts and Science and the Steinhardt

School of Culture, Education, and Human Development)

n Dentistry: B.A.-D.D.S.: Dual-Degree Program for Entering Freshmen (offered by the College of Arts and Science and

the College of Dentistry)

n English and American Literature/Teaching English, Grades 7-12: B.A./M.A. (offered by the College of Arts and Science

and the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and

Human Development)

n Global Liberal Studies/Health Policy and Management: B.A./M.P.A. (offered by Global Liberal Studies and the Robert F. Wagner

Graduate School of Public Service)

n History/Teaching Social Studies, Grades 7-12: B.A./M.A. (offered by the College of Arts and Science and the Steinhardt

School of Culture, Education, and Human Development)

n Individualized Major: B.A.-M.P.A. in Health Policy and Management (offered by the Gallatin School of Individualized

Study and the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of

Public Service)

n Individualized Major: B.A.-M.P.A. in Public and Nonprofit Management and Policy (offered by the Gallatin School of

Individualized Study and the Robert F. Wagner Graduate

School of Public Service)

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Core CurriCuluM

In New York’s schools, colleges, and programs, many of

the courses you take to fulfill core requirements are drawn

from the Morse Academic Plan (MAP), the core curricu-

lum at the College of Arts and Science. You select from a

wide range of courses in these four areas: Foundations of

Contemporary Culture, Foundations of Scientific Inquiry,

Expository Writing, and Foreign Language.

At NYU Abu Dhabi, the core courses provide you

with practical knowledge in four key areas: Pathways of

World Literature; Structures of Thought and Society;

Art, Technology, and Invention; and Ideas and Methods

of Science. NYU Shanghai’s core curriculum has five

components: Language, Writing, Social and Cultural

Foundations, Mathematics, and Science.

liBeral StudieS: the Core PrograM

The two-year Liberal Studies Core Program is a writing-

intensive, interdisciplinary program that emphasizes the

great books, works of art, and ideas of world cultures. You

may spend your freshman year either in New York or at

one of NYU’s global academic centers in London, Paris,

or Florence. In the second year, you begin to take courses

in the College of Arts and Science, or in another school,

college, or program to which you intend to transition

in your junior year to complete your bachelor’s degree.

Another option is to continue on to complete the four-

year program in Global Liberal Studies, a one-of-a-kind

program with a requirement for you to spend your junior

year at a location within NYU’s global network.

All NYU undergraduates complete a foundational core curriculum in the liberal arts and sciences. Your abilities for critical thinking, creative problem- solving, and persuasive communication are essential skills for success after college.

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LIbERAL ARTS

P r ov i d e S a n aCa d e M i C C o r e i n t h e h u M a n i t i e S ,ta k e at l e a St S o M e C o u r S e S F r o M t h e M a P C u r r i C u lu M .

at t h e C o l l e g e o F a r tS a n d S C i e n C e , t h e M o r S e aCa d e M i C P l a n ( M a P ) S C i e n C e S , a n d S o C i a l S C i e n C e S . M o St St u d e n tS

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NYU’s global network provides a unique university

architecture—an organic and integrated system of

locations, resources, and opportunities. With the three

degree-granting campuses in New York, Abu Dhabi, and

Shanghai; global academic centers on six continents;

and exchange agreements with 16 partner institutions

around the globe, NYU offers unparalleled study abroad

and international curricular programming.

nyu aBu dhaBi

nyu Shanghai

nyu new york

n College of Arts and Science

n College of Nursing

n Gallatin School of Individualized Study

n Leonard N. Stern School of Business

n Liberal Studies

n Polytechnic Institute of NYU (NYU-Poly; affiliated)

n School of Continuing and Professional Studies

Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism, and Sports Management

Schack Institute of Real Estate

n Silver School of Social Work

n Steinhardt School of Culture, Education,

and Human Development

n Tisch School of the Arts

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nyu gloBal aCadeMiC CenterS

In each international location, you can complete some

of your general degree requirements, take elective

courses specific to the site, and in many cases take

courses in your major.

n Accra, Ghana

n Berlin, Germany

n Buenos Aires, Argentina

n Florence, Italy

n London, England

n Madrid, Spain

n Paris, France

n Prague, Czech Republic

n Sydney, Australia

n Tel Aviv, Israel

n Washington, DC, US

GLObAL NYU

for the past five years, NYU has sent more students abroad than any other US institution.

NYU

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Pu blic Policy and Management1

(in conjunction with the Robert F.

Wagner Graduate School of

Public Service)

So cial Entrepreneurship1

(in conjunction with the Robert

F. Wagner Graduate School of

Public Service)

Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development

Education

Ch ildhood Education/Childhood

Special Education, grades 1-6

Ea rly Childhood Education/Early

Childhood Special Education

(birth-grade 2)

Se condary Education, grades 7-12,

with a teaching specialization in

English

Foreign Languages

Mathematics

Music

Sc ience (biology, chemistry,

earth science, physics)

Social Studies

Health

Applied Psychology

Co mmunicative Sciences and

Disorders

Global Public Health/Applied

Psychology2

Global Public Health/Food Studies2

Gl obal Public Health/Nutrition

and Dietetics2

Nu trition and Food Studies (with specializations in nutrition and dietetics, food studies, and food

and restaurant management)

Arts Professions

Art, Studio5

Educational Theatre, all grades5

Mu sic (grades K-12)

Instrumental5 (classical and jazz)

Music Business5

Music Education5

Music Technology5

Music Theory and Composition5

Piano5 (classical and jazz)

Vo ice5 (classical voice and music

theatre)

Communication

Glo bal Public Health/Media, Culture,

and Communication2

Media, Culture, and Communication

Tisch School of the ArtsCi nema Studies5

(film history, theory, and criticism)

Dance5

Drama5 (see Theatre)

Dramatic Writing5

Fi lm and Television5 (film, television, video, and animation)

Photography and Imaging5

Recorded Music5

Th eatre5 (acting, musical theatre, directing, and production

and design)

Gallatin School of Individualized StudyIndividualized Study

continued

1 Minor only

2 Double major

3 In dual-degree program with

Polytechnic Institute of NYU

4 Specialization only

5 An interview, audition, or submis-

sion of a portfolio or other material

is required

AREAS Of STUDYLiberal StudiesThe Core ProgramGlobal Liberal StudiesGl obal Liberal Studies Dual Degree

Programs (in conjunction with the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service)

Gl obal Liberal Studies/Nonprofit

Management: B.A./M.P.A.

Gl obal Liberal Studies/Health Policy

and Management: B.A./M.P.A.

College of Arts and ScienceAfricana Studies

American Studies1

Ancient Studies1

Animal Studies1

Anthropology

Anthropology-Linguistics

Arabic1

Art History

Asian/Pacific/American Studies

Astronomy1

Biochemistry

Biology

Bu siness Studies1 (in conjunction with the Leonard N. Stern School of Business)

Chemistry

Ch ild and Adolescent Mental Health

Studies1

Chinese1

Ci nema Studies (in conjunction with Tisch School of the Arts)

Cl assical Civilization and Hellenic

Studies

Classical Civilization-Anthropology

Classics

Classics-Art History

Comparative Literature

Computer Science

Creative Writing1

Dramatic Literature, Theatre History,

and the Cinema

East Asian Languages1

East Asian Studies

Economics

Economics and Computer Science

Economics and Mathematics

Ed ucation1 (in conjunction with the Steinhardt School of Culture, Educa-tion, and Human Development—secondary education only)

En gineering3

Chemical and Biomedical

Engineering

Civil Engineering

Computer Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

English

English and American Literature

Environmental Studies

European and Mediterranean Studies

French

French and Linguistics

Gender and Sexuality Studies

German

German and Linguistics

Global Public Health/Anthropology2

Global Public Health/History2

Global Public Health/Sociology2

Global Public Health and Science2

Greek

Hebrew and Judaic Studies

Hellenic Studies

History

Iberian Studies

International Relations

Irish Studies1

Italian

Italian and Linguistics

Japanese1

Journalism

Korean1

Language and Mind

Latin

Latin American Studies

Latin and Greek1

Latino Studies

Law and Society1

Linguistics

Literature in Translation1

Lu so-Brazilian Language and

Literature

Mathematics

Mathematics and Computer Science

Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Metropolitan Studies

Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies

Middle Eastern Languages1

Music

Neural Science

Persian1

Philosophy

Physics

Politics

Pr oducing1 (in conjunction with Tisch School of the Arts)

Psychology

Pu blic Health and Policy1 (in conjunction with the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development and the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of

Public Service)

Religious Studies

Romance Languages

Russian

Self-Designed Honors Major

Social and Cultural Analysis

So cial and Public Policy1 (in conjunction with the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service)

So cial Work1 (in conjunction with the Silver School of Social Work)

Sociology

South Asian Studies1

Spanish

Spanish and Linguistics

Turkish1

Ur ban Design and Architecture

Studies

Preprofessional Specializations

Dentistry

Law

Medicine

Optometry

Podiatry

Combined Degree Programs for Entering Freshmen

Dentistry: B.A.-D.D.S

Engineering: B.S.-B.S.3

Leonard N. Stern School of BusinessBu siness, with a concentration in

Accounting

Actuarial Science

Economics

Finance

Global Business

Information Systems

Management and Organizations

Marketing

Statistics

Business and Political Economy

Advanced Mathematical Methods1

(in conjunction with the College

of Arts and Science)

Bu siness of Entertainment, Media,

and Technology1 (in conjunction

with the Steinhardt School of

Culture, Education, and Human

Development and Tisch School

of the Arts)

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Silver School of Social WorkGlobal Public Health/Social Work2

M ultifaith and Spirituality1

(in conjunction with the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service)

Po verty Studies1 (in conjunction with the College of Arts and Science, Tisch School of the Arts, and the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and

Human Development)

Social Work

School of Continuing and Professional Studies

Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism, and Sports Management

Hotel and Tourism Management

Sports Management

Schack Institute of Real Estate

Real Estate

College of NursingGlobal Public Health/Nursing2

Nursing

NYU-Poly The Polytechnic Institute of NYU,

or NYU-Poly, is an affiliated institu-

tion of NYU located in neighboring

downtown Brooklyn. It is one of New

York’s most comprehensive schools

of engineering, applied science, and

technology—and is the second oldest

in the state. If you are interested in

engineering, applied science, and/or

technology, you may directly enroll

at NYU-Poly or explore our dual

degree program in science and

engineering jointly offered through

NYU’s College of Arts and Science

and NYU-Poly.

NYU Abu DhabiNYU Abu Dhabi is a highly selective

undergraduate college blending a

global academic opportunity with a

liberal arts, science, and engineering

curriculum. As the first such campus

operated by an American university

outside of the United States and the

only comprehensive liberal arts and

science college with engineering in

the Middle East that is fully integrated

into a major research university,

NYU Abu Dhabi draws high school

graduates with top qualifications from

around the globe. NYUAD offers

bachelor’s degree programs in

these areas:

Arts and Humanities

Film and New Media

History

Literature

Music

Philosophy

Theatre

Visual Arts

Engineering

General Engineering

Civil Engineering

Computer Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Multidisciplinary Program

Arab Crossroads Studies

Science and Mathematics

Biology

Chemistry

Computer Science

Mathematics

Physics

Psychology

Social Sciences

Economics

Political Science

Social Research and Public Policy

NYU ShanghaiFor information, please visit

shanghai.nyu.edu.

1 Minor only

2 Double major

New York University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution.

Principle photography by: Bob Handelman

Other photography by: Casey Kelbaugh and Ilene Perlman