Professionals from across China shared expertise with students about how to effect change in the world.
Computer Science for Social Good Seminar Series kicked off on March 14 with a talk by David Clifton.
2003 Nobel Laureate Robert Engle has agreed to serve as Co-Director of the Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai.
Shirley Zhao '19 is the first NYU Shanghai student to win a Knight-Hennessy Fellowship.
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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NYU Shanghai is a very unique environment. It has everything a traditional education could offer...
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Early on in my childhood, I learned traditional art forms like oil painting and sketching, but I wanted to make art that was meaningful to people and create designs that were a two-way conversation with the audience.
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When I told my friends I might go to China for my undergraduate studies, they thought I was crazy,” says Defne Inhan ‘18, from Turkey. But after studying abroad during high school, she knew she wanted to study in an international environment.
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At NYU Shanghai we’ve had the opportunity to build something from zero,” says Angelina Ye ‘18, a business and finance major and Shanghai native.
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Gish Jen writes novels, short stories, and non-fiction about identity, culture, and the American experience. ...
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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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NYU Shanghai students shared food, dance, and music from their home countries at the Student Government's Cultural Expo on February 28....
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