The CELEBRATE WOMEN project asked women who, instruct our students, and staff our halls what empowers them
In Focus
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Students in NYU’s Diversity Initiatives completed six projects addressing disability, LGBTQ, and more.
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Challenging assumptions, rediscovering the familiar, and changing the world
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It's no surprise that Machine Learning has become one of NYU Shanghai's most popular courses.
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For solutions to sustainability issues, Professor Rodrigo Zeidan says 14 cents can make a huge difference
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Renyu Zhang, Professor of Operations Management at NYU Shanghai, teaches the Business Analytics course
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This J-term, students in the Investing and Financing in and with China course had the chance to take a behind the scenes operations tour of the Andaz Xintiandi Shanghai—a hotel created by the US-based Hyatt Hotel chain.
“We saw the intricate, inner-workings of what it takes to run a luxury hotel in Shanghai, and the General Manager, David Tseo, answered... -
Lan Ma, adjunct professor of management at NYU Shanghai, teaches Business Consulting in China
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As GenZ prepares to enter the workforce they present challenges in working with older employers
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A few weeks ago, students in Professor Heini Shi’s course, Doing Business With China, found themselves holding class at a music and fitness studio on Shanghai’s famous West Nanjing Road. While checking out the state-of-the art cycles, exercise studios and high tech stereo equipment, they...
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Zhao Lu teaches Global China Studies and has always been fascinated by how people think and learn.
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Associate Professor of Mathematics Pierre Tarrès says he works well while he walks.
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In research featured on the cover of Science magazine, Moon and his colleagues reported that a news.
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Perception is not a mere transparent window, it involves influences from our background beliefs, desires
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Chinese language version of Broadway musical The Sound of Music opened at the Shanghai Grand Theater.