NYU Shanghai has accepted 966 international students from a total of 13,807 applicants worldwide.
Savannah Billman ’19 will join the prestigious Master's program at Yenching Academy of Peking University.
Assistant Professor Jeffrey Erlich has been exploring how humans decide between immediate or delayed gratification.
Americans Sabrina Ku ’19 and Lizbeth Pantoja ’19 will participate in the U.S. State Department’s program.
When Jackie Hu arrived at NYU Shanghai, she fully expected to become a humanities major. Four years later, Hu has become an expert at coding and is headed to one of the world’s top computer science graduate programs.
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Associate Professor of Mathematics Pierre Tarrès says he works well while he walks.
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Liu shares how NYU Shanghai’s liberal arts curriculum helped her uncover her true interests and choose a major and research focus.
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Assistant Professor of Global China Studies, Zhao Lu has always been fascinated by how people think and learn.
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He shared with us how the curriculum at NYU Shanghai has helped him to find his true academic interests.
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Together these two have dealt with everything from dorm-room mosquitoes to Descartes.
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Zane Fadul '21 started a club on campus called Splice with some of my friends. We wanted to help people learn about computer science...
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NYU Shanghai has transformed me into a global citizen, and has empowered me to believe in all possibilities.
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Sevi Reyes ‘18 from the Philippines, created a robotic arm to aid those with disabilities, he also co-founded NYU Shanghai’s tennis team and was Global Vice President of Student Government. After graduation, he’ll be working as a business analyst for
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“Our hope is that this project will become a lasting gift from NYU Shanghai to the city of Shanghai,” says Vice Chancellor Jeffrey Lehman. ...
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‘This extraordinary collection is a game-changer. Featuring the cutting-edge work of over forty scholars from across the globe, The Routledge Handbook of the Global Sixties is breathtaking in its ran...
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On April 12, 2019, Sapporo Upopo Hozonkai, a traditional Ainu performance group recognized by UNESCO as carrying on “intangible heritage,” visited NYU Shanghai for a series of participatory dance, voice, and instrumental performances. NYU Shanghai’s Interactive Media Arts students are working with Assistant Arts Professor Ann Chen and Global Perspectives on Society teaching fellow Roslynn Ang to create interactive digital media platforms that will help the group from Hokkaido, Japan pass on indigenous Ainu cultural heritage to the world....
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