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Over 434 members of the Class of 2020, faculty and staff signed on to a live countdown-to-graduation party.
NYU Shanghai student Ma Haitian '20 has won a Clarendon Scholarship from the University of Oxford
Shanghai’s Qiantan district bustled with the sounds of construction once again on March 18.
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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“I chose to study away in Buenos Aires because I wanted to learn more Spanish and...this was an amazing opportunity to become immersed in the culture of Latin America.”
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Data Science done well requires an interdisciplinary approach - one that is always considering its social impact.
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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 is working on the cutting edge of the field of data science.
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NYU Shanghai alumna Nicole Chan '17 documents Shanghai's jarring emptiness.
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After a two-year hiatus, NYU Shanghai’s art gallery opened October 10 with a new name.
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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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NYU Shanghai’s classrooms, hallways and performance spaces were filled with students dancing in costume, playing instruments, displaying paintings and photographs, and pitching business ideas as they completed and shared their final course projects.
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