New York University (NYU)
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New York University (NYU) is a program provider offering 15 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad and Internship abroad programs in 13 countries such as China, Ghana, Italy, and The United Kingdom.
New York University (NYU) stands as a global leader in higher education, offering an extensive array of study abroad opportunities through its Office of Global Programs. With 13 global academic centers across Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and South America, NYU provides students with the chance to immerse themselves in diverse cultures while continuing their academic pursuits. These centers are located in cities such as Abu Dhabi, Accra, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Florence, London, Madrid, Paris, Prague, Shanghai, Sydney, Tel Aviv, and Washington, D.C.
NYU's study abroad programs are designed to integrate seamlessly with students' academic plans, offering courses that fulfill major, minor, and general education requirements. Students can choose from semester-long, year-long, or short-term programs, including summer and January term options. Additionally, NYU maintains exchange partnerships with over 20 distinguished universities worldwide, providing further opportunities for academic and cultural exchange.
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Each global site offers unique academic and cultural experiences. For instance, NYU Paris, established in 1969, offers courses in French language and literature, humanities, social sciences, and more, situated in the historic Latin Quarter. NYU Florence, located at Villa La Pietra, provides students with a rich cultural setting and hosts the La Pietra Dialogues, fostering discussions on global issues. NYU Shanghai offers a comprehensive liberal arts curriculum and opportunities for research collaboration with East China Normal University.
Through these programs, NYU emphasizes global engagement, cross-cultural understanding, and academic excellence, preparing students to become informed global citizens.
To learn more, visit https://www.nyu.edu/academics/studying-abroad.html, or view our eBook at https://issuu.com/newyorkuniversity/docs/nyu_globalnewsletter_p2?mode=window&pageNumber=1.
Study Abroad with New York University (NYU)
"I got more exposure to Eastern/Central Europe which I had always been interested in making it very worthwhile"
A student Middlebury College
"Got to travel to sooo many amazingly beautiful and interesting places that I probably never would have been able to find or experience on my own. Truly unforgettable!"
Simone St Pierre New York University
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Annie New York University
"I learned primarily about Ireland and Irish history and literature. I also learned about living abroad and traveling. It was so worthwhile. I cannot express it enough how much I learned and how thankful I am for it."
Anastasia Barkow New York University
"Having done other summer semesters outside my current university, Summer in Dublin gave me the most value. Dublin was the most meaningful abroad experience I have had; I got more out of six weeks in Dublin than four months in London. I gained a new understanding of my family heritage and new interests in Irish literature and arc..."
Victoria Provost New York University
"I gained a ton of confidence! I became an intrepid adventurer. My work was highly respected by my Trinity professor, I explored the city for my thesis research with a sense of joy and purpose. I didn’t know anyone and found five great friends who I have seen several times since. NYU Dublin truly changed my life! "
Joanne Sutton-Smith New York University
"It was everything I wanted from my study abroad experience, and more. It's hard to sum up everything, but here are a few: as an econ major interested in tech I received a deep dive on modern Chinese econ and tech developments from courses, lectures, and trips (for example to Shenzhen). I also got to live in Shanghai and get to k..."
A student Wellesley College
"This program really provided us with the opportunity to not only learn about but experience all of Ireland. I was able to learn about the culture and history in class and then go out and participate in that culture. On top of being educational, the program was also incredibly fun and adventurous. It really fostered a sense of co..."
Melanie Perkins New York University
"I learned so much more about Ireland than I ever could have dreamed of in a classroom in New York. Being in the country gave so much more weight to what I've been studying as an Irish Studies minor. But even the friends I made there (and they're going to be life-long ones) who aren't Irish minors had an incredible experience tha..."
Hannah New York University
"I learned a lot about Ireland's colonial and post-colonial struggles, and gained a deeper understanding of how colonialism affects the consciousness of a society and shapes its culture. As someone who studies sociology, this insight is extremely useful for a potential thesis. "
Artemis CUNY - John Jay College of Criminal Justice
"I learned a lot about the immediate, real-life effects that the tumultuous and rich history of Ireland has had on it's people. I also learned so much about the day-to-day life and culture of Ireland by just being there, which are not necessarily things that you can understand as deeply in a classroom. "
Mae Roney New York University
"I learned so much about myself as a student and traveler throughout the six weeks. It was worthwhile in a way I could've hardly anticipated going into it, considering the fact that I came away from the program with a comprehensive knowledge about a culture and history I had previously known very little about. I also came away wi..."
Julia Lennon New York University
"Drop everything and go to Trinity College with NYU. It is the most worthwhile experience you could ever have."
Jesse H Emerson College
"I learned a lot about Ireland's history and how integrated the culture is with the history. I got to interact with locals and see their culture, as well as gain an understanding to the colored past of Ireland"
Hayley Northwestern University
"Very formative to Independent Scholar of Linguistics course plan "
A student Middlebury College
"It was incredibly worthwhile. I didn't have time to spend an entire semester abroad, but the opportunity to spend six weeks in Dublin more than made up for that. I gained a better understanding of Irish Culture, Politics and Sociology, and I had the opportunity to meet and talk to a number of local citizens about what I had been..."
Mary C New York University
"After participating in several study abroad programs in both high school and college, I can confidently say that NYU's Summer in Dublin was the best study abroad experience I've ever had. The program served as a great introduction to Ireland and Irish culture for people like me who had never been to Dublin, but never seemed to b..."
Becky S The Evergreen State College
"This program changed my life in the best way imaginable. My time here fostered a deep love for Irish culture and history that I still pursue, and I met people who became some of my dearest friends. The weekend excursions were perfect beyond words; not only did the administration take us to some of the most beautiful and historic..."
A student New York University
"It was great."
Christopher A New York University
"I learned a sense of independence and that my skills extended past my chosen major"
Emily C New York University
"My experience was a bit different from most of the students, as I went to Dublin as an assistant director of the program. It was my first time in Ireland, and I worked on my Masters thesis while the students took classes. However, I did all the same cultural outings and weekend trips as all the students. The trip was 100% wort..."
A student New York University
"Definitely a worthwhile experience-- I think going abroad is an amazing opportunity that every college student should take advantage of. I improved my spanish skills in a way that's not possible to do in the classroom. I also became familiar with a different culture. I cannot wait to return to Europe and possibly live there in t..."
A student Barnard College
"I learned a lot about myself and how I react/adapt. "
A student Trinity University
"Experience working and living in DC the Capital of the world (basically) is a priceless experience. "
A student New York University
"I gained confidence, independence, and a better understanding of who I am. I experienced a very unique culture and got to learn about the history of the Czech republic from people who really lived it. I got to do an intensive film program that taught me a lot. I met amazing people in the Tisch program and the overall NYU prague ..."
Hannah M Middlebury College
