- Overview
- Services
- Rankings
- Accommodation
- Courses
- Scholarships
Overview
New York University (NYU) stands as a prestigious private research university in the heart of New York City. Founded in 1831, NYU's main campus is situated in Greenwich Village, offering a stimulating atmosphere for studies and cultural exploration. Its ten undergraduate schools, including the College of Arts & Science, Stern School of Business, and Tisch School of the Arts, cater to a variety of academic interests. For graduate studies, NYU's 15 schools encompass disciplines such as law, medicine, public service, and the arts, with notable institutions like the Grossman School of Medicine and the School of Law.
Prospective international students can tap into NYU's global presence, with campuses in Abu Dhabi and Shanghai and academic centers worldwide. The university has a remarkable network of accomplished faculty and alumni, including Nobel Laureates, Turing Award recipients, and Pulitzer Prize winners.
NYU's esteemed reputation, an array of academic programs, and access to one of the world's most vibrant cities make it an enticing choice for international students seeking a top-tier education in a dynamic environment.
Services
New York University provides an array of services tailored to international students, ensuring seamless integration into campus life. The Student Government Assembly (SGA) advocates for student concerns and oversees diverse student organizations. International students find comprehensive support and a vibrant atmosphere at NYU, fostering personal growth and a well-rounded educational journey.
Rankings
- 38th in QS World University Rankings 2024
- 66th in U.S. News Best Value Schools Ranking 2024
- 35th in U.S. News National Universities Ranking 2024
- 27th in THE World University Rankings 2024
- 26th in THE US College Rankings 2022
- 210-300th in THE Impact Rankings 2022
Accommodation
NYU offers a diverse range of student accommodations managed by Residential Life and Housing Services. With 20 residence halls and space for graduate students, around 11,500 undergraduates and graduates find a home during the academic year and summer sessions.
In Brooklyn, options include Clark Street and Othmer Hall, offering apartments and traditional spaces for both upper- and first-year students. Manhattan houses a variety of halls, such as Alumni Hall, Coral Tower, Lafayette Hall, Brittany Hall, Founders Hall, Lipton Hall, Broome Street, Gramercy Green, Palladium Hall, Carlyle Court, Greenwich Hall, Residential College at Paulson, and more. These cater to upper-year students, first-year students, and a mix of both apartments and traditional spaces. Some halls, like Rubin Hall, are temporarily closed for renovation. Additionally, accommodations are available for graduate students at WSV & Stuy Town.
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