Additionally, incoming graduate and professional students may have the opportunity to participate in school- or program-specific orientation events at their NYU school, center, or institute. Get in touch with your department or program to learn more about the relationship-building, resource-discovering events available to you.
Get connected and engage with the NYU community through Graduate Student Life , the ideal starting point to learn about the opportunities and resources—including academic resources, student organizations, and events and programs—that are at your fingertips. From academically focused student groups and networking events to social justice initiatives and career counseling, you have access to unparalleled opportunities and support from the moment you step on campus.
Get in touch with your school to learn more. You may find yourself in a lab in the Upper East Side one day and in a lecture in the Financial District the next.
Because New York City is your campus, being able to navigate its avenues, neighborhoods, and boroughs is important—and can require some guidance at first. Learn more about getting around New York City. Bringing your friends home with you can also be a really exciting time. Showing someone from outside of New York what a typical suburban or outer-borough weekend is like can be great.
You not only see family but can show your friends where you grew up. Not to mention, that home-cooked meal.
Being close to home can be beneficial for you and your family, but setting boundaries is important. NYU, like most private institutions, is expensive.
Attending NYU and being close to home is a privilege. Imagine taking the subway to class, hanging out with friends on campus, going to your other two classes for the day, attending your play rehearsal, and then coming home to a stocked fridge!
Is it obvious that food is always on my mind? Living at home would be less expensive, yes, and you would not have to give up the student experience. There are programs to welcome you into the commuter community as an incoming first-year student. There are also programs to keep you engaged throughout your first year.
Students who commute to NYU make time for on-campus commitments, hold leadership positions, and even work part time. We take pride in our well-rounded education and approach our academics with honesty and integrity. A business foundation grounded in the liberal arts. Faculty at the top of their fields. A focus on social impact. Flexibility to pursue passions and see the world.
Through each of our five comprehensive degree programs, we are committed to providing you with an innovative and well-rounded business education rooted in the liberal arts. There is no one set path for a Stern undergraduate—you have the freedom and flexibility to explore several areas of business and to incorporate minors and additional majors from across NYU. Academics at Stern. Our flagship program. Choose from 13 Concentrations, 8 Interdisciplinary Tracks, and round out your degree with 44 Elective Credits.
Gain a unique global perspective that focuses on the intersection of business, economics, and politics. Prepares you for a career in international business. Two full semesters of global study at NYU's global campuses during your sophomore year. Focus on the crossroads of business, technology, and entrepreneurship. Gain the business and technology tools, and analytical and critical thinking skills, needed to lead multidisciplinary teams with creativity and know-how.
A five-year program that prepares you for an exciting career in the entertainment business. Every day, business shapes and impacts the world around us. We encourage you to think critically about its role in society and your influence as a future leader. Stern Undergraduates are the future of business. Inside the classroom, you will take part in the groundbreaking Social Impact Core curriculum, recognized by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching as a model for undergraduate business education.
The Social Impact Core is a required four-year, four-course sequence designed to immerse you in the fundamental issues facing society, and how business, in concert with other organizations, can be used to solve them. In the Social Impact Core, you will take the following courses: Business and Society: This course introduces you to the complexity of the relationship between business and other societal institutions.
Through a series of eminent guest speakers and small group discussions, you will explore a series of global challenges through the lens of the UN Sustainable Development Goals SDGs and learn about corporate strategies that create sustainable value for society. Organizational Communication and Its Social Context: This course focuses on the societal expectations that companies must address, and helps you understand processes of influence and persuasion while gaining the skills required to communicate effectively to different stakeholders.
Law, Business, and Society: In this course, you will study the role of law in shaping and governing the conduct of business, and the role of commerce in our society.
Professional Responsibility and Leadership: This capstone course allows you to reflect on why you are embarking on a career in business, and how you intend to act as business professionals. You will think systemically about the risks and sources of resilience relevant to your professional life and will cultivate the habit of engaging in reflective dialogue with diverse stakeholders. Students that wish to explore beyond the core are also able to take additional social impact classes, participate in social impact-related student organizations, or pursue a concentration in Sustainable Business.
Social Impact at Stern.
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