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.
Two NYU Shanghai fourth-year students received Fulbright Awards to fund advanced study and English teaching.
NYU Shanghai students elected Taylah Bland ’21 and Tang Wenxin ’23 Student Government President and Vice President.
Returned students and faculty are required to follow preventative measures while joining classes in person
Erasmus Mundus Scholar Song Yunqi ’20 will study in Europe; Boren Scholar Jaime Cantwell '21 will head to Taiwan.
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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"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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Xinyue Chen '22 is doing collaborative programming and simulated robotic experiments with her professor.
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The trio conducted a collaborative research project that eventually spanned three continents, and took the trio to two international history conferences.
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“What I learned here really opened my mind – it gave me the chance to accept myself and see that it’s really ok to be accepting of others.”
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“I think the best thing I got out of my four years at NYU Shanghai was a strong sense of empathy. I’m able to consider issues from more diverse perspectives."
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Besides teaching and research, Professor Guo loves softball and plays on a women’s baseball team in Shanghai.
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Meet Frank and Justin, friends and roommates since their first year at NYU Shanghai.
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Muddassar Sharif ’19 grew from years of trial and error to launch his startup.
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NYU Shanghai students share their stories from the epicenter of China’s COVID-19 epidemic.
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Applying network analytics to solve business problems.
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Our community shares stories behind their favorite homemade meals.
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Review the highlights of campus news, and check out the latest research breakthroughs.
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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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A look at NYU Shanghai’s post-Covid ‘responsible re-opening" and a special gift for the Class of 2020.
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