Three months after closing to prevent the spread of COVID-19, NYU Shanghai welcomed seniors, graduate students, faculty and staff back to campus on April 27, with the support of comprehensive health and safety measures and “mixed-mode” teaching to deliver classes both live and online.
The general perceptual learning ability influences learning performance across various tasks.
The “Go Local” plan gives students the opportunity to attend live classes in NYU locations closer to their homes.
Yu will take on title of “Chancellor Emeritus” after eight years with NYU Shanghai.
Held virtually, the event is the NYU Global Network's first graduate convocation outside New York City.
“Of all the awards I have been given, I am most proud of this title – Best Teacher – that’s the one I received on the votes of my students.”
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“It’s not important that people remember me.... It is much more important to have people working to advance the vision of the university.”
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"I realized I was learning so much more outside the classroom in Shanghai than I would ever have learned at a regular US university."
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James Yang Zhi, M.A. ‘20 founded his own English education company while getting his M.A in TESOL.
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This summer, Kim takes up a new job as a global supply management analyst for Apple.
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“I would choose the word ‘open’ to summarize my four years at NYU Shanghai.” says Bogdanowicz.
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"I’ve built a connection with these places and want to find a way to give back," says Audrey Samuel '20.
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When she graduated as part of the first class of NYU Shanghai graduates in May 2017, Wang Ying ’17 never imagined that she would one day be working round the clock to find and buy lifesaving supplies to send to the front lines of a pandemic.
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After discovering his true passions—for data science, and for tackling education inequality, Wu plans to further these interests this fall as a master’s candidate in Data Science at Columbia University.
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NYU Shanghai students share their stories from the epicenter of China’s COVID-19 epidemic.
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Designing everything from puzzles for the visually-impaired to digital art inspired by a swivel chair.
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NYU Shanghai faculty members take on pressing problems that have transcended national borders in COVID-19's wake.
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How NYU Shanghai researchers are on the cutting edge of Shanghai's data revolution.
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Rodrigo Zeidan's textbook contains real-world macroeconomic analyses of policy issues, with case studies and examples from more than fifty countries.
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Eric Ling '20 shares stories behind his NYU Shanghai-inspired photography.
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