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GSAS Application 2015
Programs, Requirements, and Deadlines
Please carefully read our application instructions for a complete description of all application
requirements and policies. The instructions are available in two places:
Step 1. Instructions in the online application
On the web at our Application Resource Center at
http://gsas.nyu.edu/page/grad.admissionsapplication.html
All applicants to the Graduate School of Arts and Science (GSAS) are required to submit a complete application for
admission. In addition to the application form questions, a complete application includes academic transcripts, test
scores, letters of recommendation, a résumé or curriculum vitae, a statement of purpose, and the application fee.
APPLICATION DEADLINES
All application materials must be received by 5 p.m. eastern time on the deadline date. Deadline dates are provided
for each program in the section labeled “Application Deadlines.” If an application deadline falls on a Saturday,
Sunday or legal U.S. holiday, then the next business day will be the deadline date.
TEST SCORE REQUIREMENTS
The Graduate School requires that applicants submit official test scores for the general test of the Graduate
Record Examination (GRE) unless an exception is specifically noted under program-specific requirements.
The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is required of all applicants who are not native English
speakers (this requirement is waived if the applicant has completed a baccalaureate or master’s degree at an
institution where the language of instruction is English).
The Graduate School requires official test scores for the GRE and TOEFL. Self-reported test scores and
copies of test score reports from the GRE and TOEFL programs are not considered official. Official test
scores must be sent to us directly from the GRE or TOEFL program; make sure they are sent to New York
University—GSAS, code 2596. Refer to the application instructions for complete information about how to
properly submit official test scores to the Graduate School.
Full details about the testing policies are available in our FAQ on testing in the Application Resource Center.
Please read the information carefully.
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PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
The following pages include program-specific application requirements that are in addition to the requirements
noted above.
The Graduate School requires that you apply by using the online application. (Certain applicants to non-degree
programs are not able to use the online application. Refer to Application Policies in the Application Resource
Center.)
If a program recommends or requires a subject test of the GRE, it is specified in the section labeled “GRE and
TOEFL.”
If a program requires a writing sample, it is described. Please note that the writing sample is in addition to the
personal statement that is a standard part of the application.
If a program has any other special requirements, they will be listed.
Applicants to dual degree programs (programs offered by GSAS and another school at NYU, such as the
School of Law, Medicine, Business, or Public Service) must apply to each school separately. Admission to the
dual degree program is contingent upon acceptance by both schools.
FIELD OF STUDY DESCRIPTIONS
The field of study descriptions may not exactly match the actual program name on the degree that is conferred.
Please refer to the GSAS bulletin section Degree and Certificate Programs as Registered by the New York State Education
Department for the actual program name and degree conferred. Please see
http://gsas.nyu.edu/page/grad.bulletin.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
AFRICANA STUDIES
M.A.
Africana Studies
AFRS
AFR
Africana Studies/Economics
AFEC
AFE
Africana Studies/Museum
Studies
Africana Studies/Journalism
AFRS
AMS
JAFR
JAF
January 4: Admission with
financial aid consideration
March 15: Final deadline date for
admission only (no financial aid
consideration)
20 Cooper Square
4th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-992-9650
Fax: 212-995-4665
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: africanastudies.as.nyu.edu
Joint M.A.
Applicants to JAFR must apply
by the January 4th deadline date.
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR AFRICANA STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (all programs except the joint master’s with Journalism): An academic writing sample is required.
Writing Sample (Africana Studies/Journalism): Two different writing samples are required. One should be an academic writing sample. The second
should represent your aptitude for journalism. A clip from your college newspaper, a personal essay, academic research paper, and short fiction
are all acceptable.
AMERICAN STUDIES
Ph.D.
American Studies
20 Cooper Square
4th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-992-9650
Fax: 212-995-4665
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: americanstudies.as.nyu.edu
AMCV
AMC
December 18
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Applicants intending to pursue a
terminal M.A. degree should
refer to the program in Social
and Cultural Analysis.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR AMERICAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample of sociocultural analysis is required. It may be a term paper, excerpt from an undergraduate or graduate thesis,
published article, or other example of academic writing, and should indicate your capacity for interdisciplinary study and research. Your entire
writing sample should not exceed 25 double-spaced pages.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
ANCIENT NEAR
EASTERN AND
EGYPTIAN STUDIES
M.A.
Ancient Near Eastern and
Egyptian Studies
HEBN
January 4
NEE
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
51 Washington Square South
Room 101
New York, NY 10012-1075
Telephone: 212-998-8980
Fax: 212-995-4178
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: anees.as.nyu.edu
Applicants with an interest in
ancient Biblical languages and
cultures should apply to Hebrew
and Judaic Studies.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN AND EGYPTIAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should be no more than ten double-spaced pages and should be excerpted from a term paper,
essay or other writing that illustrates the applicant's ability to present a written argument on a scholarly topic, preferably in the discipline or
geographical area in which the applicant wishes to specialize.
ANTHROPOLOGY
Rufus Smith Hall
25 Waverly Place
Room 100
New York, NY 10003-6790
Telephone: 212-998-8553
Fax: 212-995-4014
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: anthropology.as.nyu.edu
Ph.D.
Ph.D. with Certificate
M.A.
Archaeological Anthropology
ANTH
ANR
Biological Anthropology
ANTH
ANP
Ph.D. applications:
December 18
Cultural and Social
Anthropology
Linguistic Anthropology
ANTH
ANC
Master’s applications: March 1
ANTH
ANL
Program in Culture and Media
(with Tisch School of the Arts)
CLTR
MEA
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Human Skeletal Biology
ANTH
All applicants must use the
online application.
ANP
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ANTHROPOLOGY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It may be a term paper, excerpt from an undergraduate or graduate thesis, or other example of
academic writing, preferably with some relevance to anthropological analysis. It should be double-spaced and not exceed 35 pages.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
APPLIED
QUANTITATIVE
RESEARCH
M.A.
Applied Quantitative Research
SOCQ
April 15
295 Lafayette Street
Puck Building
4th Floor
New York, NY 10012-9605
Telephone: 212-998-8340
Fax: 212-995-4140
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: sociology.fas.nyu.edu
AQR
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLIED QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
BASIC MEDICAL
SCIENCES
Ph.D. and
dual degree:
Interdisciplinary training programs in:
Biomedical Imaging
M.D.-Ph.D.
Biomedical Informatics
Sackler Institute of Graduate
Biomedical Sciences
NYU School of Medicine
545 First Avenue
New York, NY 10016-6497
Telephone: 212-263-5648
Fax: 212-263-7600
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: sackler.med.nyu.edu
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
December 10
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Cellular and Molecular Biology
Applications are available online
at
https://apply.embark.com/grad/
sackler
Developmental Genetics
Immunology and Inflammation
Microbiology/Parasitology
Molecular Biophysics
All applicants must use the
online application.
Molecular Oncology and Tumor Immunology
Molecular Pharmacology
Neuroscience and Physiology *
Pathobiology
Stem Cell Biology
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES
Please contact the Sackler Institute for application requirements. Refer to their website at http://sackler.med.nyu.edu.
* Doctoral research in neuroscience at NYU is distributed across multiple departments and inter-disciplinary centers. Carefully consider
programs before applying to one. A full listing of programs can be found at www.neuroscience.nyu.edu.
BIOETHICS
19 University Place
5th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-992-7999
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: bioethics.as.nyu.edu
M.A.
Bioethics
BIOE
BIT
Dual degree:
M.D.–M.A.
Medicine/Bioethics
BIOE
BME
May 1: Fall
November 1: Spring
Applications will be accepted on
a rolling basis thereafter.
Preference for fellowship
assistance is given to applicants
who apply by the stated
deadlines.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR BIOETHICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. After submitting a completed application, applicants may request a waiver of the GRE requirement
if they hold a Ph.D. or a post-baccalaureate professional degree (e.g., M.D., J.D.), or if they have taken the LSAT or MCAT. Contact the program
directly regarding consideration for a waiver. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements
on page 1).
Writing Sample: A 10-page (double-spaced) essay on an ethical issue of concern in health care or environmental affairs is required. You should aim
to take a position on the issue you have identified and offer reasoned arguments for why one position should be adopted rather than another.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Medicine (if not already an enrolled student in Medicine), following
their specific application procedures and deadline date.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
BIOLOGY
Ph.D.
Biology
BIOL
BIO
Bioinformatics and
Computational Biology
Cancer and Cell Biology
BIOL
BMA
BIOL
CEL
Developmental Genetics
Genomics and Systems Biology
Molecular Evolution
Molecular Genetics
Microbiology and Immunology
Neurobiology *
Plant Biology
BIOL
BIOL
BIOL
BIOL
BIOL
BIOL
BIOL
DEV
GEN
EVO
MOG
BDM
NRB
PLA
General Biology
Applied Recombinant DNA
Technology
Bioinformatics and Systems
Biology
Oral Biology
Biology/Business
BIOL
BIOL
BIO
BIA
BIOL
BIU
BIOL
BIOL
OBD
JST
Silver Center
100 Washington Square East
Room 1009
New York, NY 10003-6688
Telephone: 212-998-8200
Fax: 212-995-4015
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: biology.as.nyu.edu
M.S.
Dual-degree:
M.S.-M.B.A
Non-degree
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Ph.D. applications:
December 1
Ph.D. applications are accepted
for fall only.
Master’s and non-degree
applications (except JST):
May 15: Fall
November 1: Spring
Master’s applications to JST:
December 15: Fall
Applications to JST are accepted
for fall only.
All degree applicants must
use the online application.
General Biology
BIOL
BIO
(Non-degree applicants to General Biology must
carefully read the requirements section below.)
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR BIOLOGY
Ph.D. Applicants:
GRE: GRE general test required.
TOEFL: TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Master’s Applicants:
GRE (all programs except Oral Biology and dual degree with Stern): GRE general test required.
GRE for Applicants to Oral Biology: GRE general test or DAT scores required. Applicants may request a waiver of this requirement if they have
taken the MCAT. Contact the Biology Department directly for consideration.
GRE for Applicants to Biology/Business: GRE general test or GMAT scores required. Send official GMAT test scores to GSAS using school code
5TF-5G-76 (also separately send GMAT scores to Stern where the GMAT is required, using their GMAT school code).
TOEFL: TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the Stern School of Business.
Non-degree Applicants: Non-degree applicants to General Biology who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold a
current H1-B visa, must use the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to
Application Policies in the Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a final and
official academic transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with grades received. The
TOEFL is required of applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1). The GRE, letters of
recommendation, and résumé are optional (please leave items blank on the application if you do not provide). The statement of purpose should
explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you plan on taking.
* Doctoral research in neuroscience at NYU is distributed across multiple departments and inter-disciplinary centers. Carefully consider programs
before applying to one. A full listing of programs can be found at www.neuroscience.nyu.edu.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
CENTER FOR NEURAL
SCIENCE
Please refer to the
departmental listing under
“Neural Science.”
4 Washington Place
Room 809
New York, NY 10003-6621
Telephone: 212-998-7780
Fax: 212-995-4011
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.cns.nyu.edu
Doctoral research in neuroscience at NYU is distributed across multiple departments and inter-disciplinary centers. Carefully consider programs
before applying to one. A full listing of programs can be found at www.neuroscience.nyu.edu. To apply to the Center for Neural Science, please
refer to the departmental listing under “Neural Science.”
CHEMISTRY
Silver Center
100 Washington Square East
10th Floor
New York, NY 10003-6688
Telephone: 212-998-8400
Fax: 212-260-7905
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: chemistry.fas.nyu.edu
Ph.D. and M.S.
Chemical Biology Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Material/Nano Science
Organic Chemistry
Theory/Physical Chemistry
CHEM
CHEM
CHEM
CHEM
CHEM
CBI
ING
MNS
ORG
PHT
December 12
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR CHEMISTRY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in Chemistry or other related science area strongly recommended. TOEFL
required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
CINEMA STUDIES
Ph.D. and M.A.
Cinema Studies
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Please contact the Tisch
Graduate Admissions Office for
application instructions at
http://graduate.tisch.nyu.edu/object/
howtoapply.html.
Graduate Admissions Office
Tisch School of the Arts
New York University
721 Broadway, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10003-6807
Telephone: 212-998-1600
(department) or
212-998-1900 (admissions
office)
Fax: 212-995-4061
E-mail:
[email protected]
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR CINEMA STUDIES
Please contact the program for application requirements. Refer to their website at http://graduate.tisch.nyu.edu/page/admissions.html.
CLASSICS
Ph.D. and M.A.
Classics
Silver Center
100 Washington Square East
Room 503
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-8590
Fax: 212-995-4209
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: classics.as.nyu.edu
CLAS
CLA
January 4
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR CLASSICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: An academic writing sample is recommended. It may be a term paper, a lecture delivered at a meeting, or a published article. If
your writing sample contains Greek or other non-standard characters, it may not print properly as part of the online application. If so, it would be
best if you sent your writing sample both as a pdf document as part of your online application and as a separate hard copy (with a brief cover
letter) directly to the department, in care of the Director of Graduate Studies. Be sure to keep a paper copy for your records. We may ask you to
mail, fax, or email a copy directly to the department if there are problems in reading your writing sample.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
COMPARATIVE
LITERATURE
Ph.D. and M.A.
Comparative Literature
COLI
December 18
CLI
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
13 University Place
3rd Floor
New York, NY 10003-4556
Telephone: 212-998-8790
Fax: 212-995-4377
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: complit.as.nyu.edu
Applicants intending to pursue a
terminal M.A. should consult
with the department before
applying. Terminal M.A.
applications are accepted only in
rare cases; no financial aid is
given to such candidates.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample (maximum of 6,000-8,000 words) of a scholarly, academic work is required. The work may be a term paper, a
conference essay, or a published article, and must be written in English.
Other: Please be aware of the department’s non-English language requirements. Check the departmental web site for further information.
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Warren Weaver Hall
251 Mercer Street
Room 306
New York, NY 10012-1110
Telephone: 212-998-3063
Fax: 212-995-4124
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: cs.nyu.edu
Ph.D.
M.S.
Joint M.S.
Non-degree
Computer Science
CSCI
CSC
Computer Science
CSCI
CSC
Information Systems
INFO
INF
Scientific Computing
SCOM
SCI
(with Mathematics)
Computer Science
CSCI
CSC
(Non-degree applicants to Computer Science must
carefully read the requirements section below.)
Ph.D. applications: December 12
Master’s and non-degree
applications (admission only, no
financial aid):
March 1: Fall
October 1: Spring
All degree applicants must
use the online application; all
recommenders must use the
online recommendation
system.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Non-degree Applicants: Non-degree applicants to Computer Science may only take courses offered through the master’s program. Non-degree
applicants who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold a current H1-B visa, must use the online application to apply.
Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to Application Policies in the Application Resource Center for more
information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a final and official academic transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s
degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with grades received. The TOEFL is optional. The GRE general test is recommended
but not required. Letters of recommendation and a résumé are optional. Please leave items blank on the application if you do not provide them.
The statement of purpose should explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you plan on
taking.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
DATA SCIENCE
M.S.
Data Science
DATA
DAT
Non-degree
Data Science
DATA
DAT
Master’s applications:
February 4: Fall
726 Broadway
7th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-3401
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: cds.nyu.edu
Non-degree applications:
August 1: Fall
November 1: Spring
All degree applicants must
use the online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR DATA SCIENCE
GRE: Applicants may choose to submit either the GMAT or the GRE general test. Send official GRE test scores to GSAS using school code
2596, or send official GMAT test scores to GSAS using school code 5TF-5G-76. GRE subject tests are not required.
TOEFL: TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Non-degree Applicants: Non-degree applicants who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold a current H1-B visa, must use
the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to Application Policies in the
Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a final and official academic transcript
showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with grades received. The TOEFL is required of
applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1). The GRE, letters of recommendation, and résumé are
also required. The statement of purpose should explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you
plan on taking.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
DRAPER
INTERDISCIPLINARY
MASTER’S PROGRAM
IN HUMANITIES AND
SOCIAL THOUGHT
M.A.
Humanities and Social Thought
DRAP
Applications must be completed
by
July 1: Fall
December 1: Spring
DRA
All applicants must use the
online application.
14 University Place
1st Floor
New York, NY 10003-4589
Telephone: 212-998-8070
Fax: 212-995-4691
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: www.draper.fas.nyu.edu
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR DRAPER
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
ECONOMICS
19 West 4th Street
6th Floor
New York, NY 10012-1119
Telephone: 212-998-8900
Fax: 212-995-4186
E-mail:
Ph.D.: [email protected]
M.A.: [email protected]
Web: www.econ.nyu.edu
Ph.D.
M.A.
Dual degrees:
Ph.D.-J.D.
M.A.-J.D.
Economics
Economics
ECON
ECON
ECO
ECO
Africana Studies/Economics
AFEC
AFE
Economics/Law
Economics/Law
ECON
ECON
JLE
JLE
Ph.D. applications: December 18
Master’s applications: February 1
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ECONOMICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (Ph.D. applicants): Not required, but evidence of original research is encouraged. Please refer to supplementary form for Economics
Ph.D. applicants in the online application (Step 2: Page 5).
Writing Sample (Master’s applicants): Not required; not accepted.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Law.
Important Note for Applicants to the Master’s Program: All master’s applicants must complete all parts of the online application, including the section
labeled “Courses Taken” which requests information on economics and math courses completed previously.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
ENGLISH
Ph.D.
ENGL
ENG
Ph.D. applications:
December 1
244 Greene Street
5th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-8802
Fax: 212-995-4019
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: english.fas.nyu.edu
M.A.
English and American
Literature
English and American
Literature
ENGL
ENG
Master’s applications:
January 13
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ENGLISH
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in English recommended but not required. TOEFL required of all applicants
who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample of academic literary criticism is required. It should demonstrate your strongest work in that mode and should not
exceed 10-12 double-spaced pages.
ENGLISH—
CREATIVE WRITING
Lillian Vernon Creative
Writers House
58 West 10th Street
New York, NY 10011
Telephone: 212-998-8816
Fax: 212-995-4864
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: cwp.fas.nyu.edu
M.A.
M.F.A.
Creative Writing—Fiction
Creative Writing—Poetry
Creative Writing—Fiction
Creative Writing—Poetry
CRET
CRET
CREA
CREA
CWF
CWP
CRF
CRP
Writers Workshop in Paris—
Fiction
Writers Workshop in Paris—
Poetry
CREA
PRF
CREA
PRP
Creative Writing—Fiction and
Poetry
December 18
Creative writing applications are
accepted for fall only.
Writers Workshop in Paris—
Fiction and Poetry
October 15 for spring residency
March 15 for fall residency
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ENGLISH CREATIVE WRITING
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required for all programs except the Writers Workshop in Paris. TOEFL required of all applicants who are
not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A creative writing sample is required. It should not exceed 25 double-spaced pages for fiction applicants and 10 single-spaced
pages for poetry applicants. The font size should be 12 point or larger.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH SCIENCES
Ph.D.
Biostatistics
Epidemiology
Exposure Assessment and
Health Effects
Molecular Toxicology/
Carcinogenesis
Systemic Toxicology
Environmental Toxicology
Occupational-Environmental
Hygiene
EHSC
EHSC
EHSC
EBI
EHE
EXA
December 18
EHSC
EMC
EHSC
EHSC
EHSC
EST
EHT
EHH
All applicants must use the
online application.
Department of
Environmental Medicine
New York University
Langone Medical Center
57 Old Forge Road
Tuxedo, NY 10987
Telephone: 845-731-3661
Fax: 845-351-2058
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: (see below)
M.S.
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Web: http://environmental-medicine.med.nyu.edu/graduate-program
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH SCIENCES—
Ph.D.
Ergonomics and Biomechanics
EHSC
EAB
M.S.
Ergonomics and Biomechanics
ERBI
EOB
Advanced Certificate
Ergonomics
ERGO
ERG
ERGONOMICS AND
BIOMECHANICS
Occupational and Industrial
Orthopedics Center (OIOC)
63 Downing Street
New York, NY 10014-4331
Telephone: 212-255-6690
Fax: 212-255-6754
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: (see below)
EAB and EOB—Applications
are accepted throughout the year
for fall admission only.
ERG—Applications are
accepted throughout the year for
spring admission only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ERGONOMIC AND BIOMECHANICS
GRE and TOEFL (all programs except Advanced Certificate): GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English
speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
GRE and TOEFL (Advanced Certificate): GRE general test required. Applicants may request a waiver of the GRE requirement if they hold a
master's or doctoral degree, or if they have three or more years of relevant professional experience with a demonstrable research component. If
the student chooses to later apply to the master's program, the GRE will be required. Contact the program directly regarding consideration for a
waiver. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Web: http://www.med.nyu.edu/oioc/education/
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ADDRESS
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FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
EUROPEAN AND
MEDITERRANEAN
STUDIES
M.A.
European Culture and Society
European Politics and Policy
Mediterranean Studies
EURM
EURM
EURM
CUL
POT
EMD
Joint M.A.
European and Mediterranean
Studies/Journalism
EURJ
EUJ
Applications to EURM
February 1: Initial deadline for
admissions; priority deadline for
financial aid consideration
May 1: Final deadline for
admissions and financial aid
consideration (pending
availability)
285 Mercer Street, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-3838
Fax: 212-995-4188
E-mail:
european.studies @nyu.edu
Web: www.cems.as.nyu.edu
Applications to EURJ
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Applications are accepted for fall
only for all programs.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR EUROPEAN AND MEDITERRANEAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It is preferred that it concerns Europe and the Mediterranean. It should demonstrate analytical skills
and not exceed 10 double-spaced pages. Submissions may include an original work for the application, or a course assignment, conference paper,
excerpt from a thesis or academic work, or a published article.
Writing Sample (European and Mediterranean Studies/Journalism): In addition to the writing sample described above for all applicants, three additional
writing samples are required for Journalism. The writing samples need not have been published, although if you have clips you are proud of,
please do submit them. The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for journalism. Clips from your college
newspaper, personal essays, academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable.
FINE ARTS
Ph.D.
M.A.
Institute of Fine Arts
One East 78th Street
New York, NY 10075-0178
Telephone: 212-992-5800
Fax: 212-992-5807
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.ifa.nyu.edu
M.A. and Advanced
Certificate
History of Art and
Archaeology
History of Art and
Archaeology
History of Art and
Archaeology/Conservation
FINH
IFA
December 18
FINH
IFA
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
FINH
IFC
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR FINE ARTS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. Those applicants who already have a master’s degree in art history must submit a copy of their thesis
or another research paper to be read by an appropriate member of the IFA faculty.
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DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
FRENCH
Ph.D.
French Literature
French Literature/First Year in
Paris
French Studies/French
French Literature (in New
York City)
Literary Translation: FrenchEnglish
NYU Paris—Literature
NYU Paris—Language and
Civilization
NYU Paris—Language and
Civilization/Museum Studies
NYU Paris—Teaching French
as a Foreign Language
(Applicants apply through
NYU Steinhardt. Refer to
requirements section below.)
FREN
FREN
FRC
PAR
Ph.D. applications:
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
IFSF
FREM
JFF
FRL
FRLT
LTR
FREM
FREL
NYF
LAN
FREL
LCM
19 University Place
6th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-8700
Fax: 212-995-3539
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: (see below)
NYU Paris
Telephone: 212-998-7625
Fax: 212-995-4667
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: (see below)
Joint Ph.D.
M.A.
Master’s applications for FRL
and LTR:
April 15: Fall
Master’s applications for NYF
and LCM:
March 1: Fall admission with
financial aid consideration
April 15: Fall admission only
Master’s applications for LAN:
March 1: Fall admission with
financial aid consideration
April 15: Fall admission only
April 15: Summer
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR FRENCH
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (all programs except Literary Translation: French-English): A writing sample of scholarly, academic writing, no longer than 25 pages
double-spaced or 7,000 words in total, is required. It may be made up of one or two term papers, a research paper written for a French course, or
an extract from an honors thesis; some or all of it must be in French.
Writing Sample (Literary Translation: French-English): A sample of a document and its translation, as done by the applicant; double-spaced and not
exceeding 10 pages.
NYU Paris—Teaching French as a Foreign Language: Please contact the program for application requirements and materials. Applicants apply for
admission through NYU Steinhardt and not through GSAS. For more information, please refer to the following website:
http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/teachlearn/foreign/ma/french
Web:
french.as.nyu.edu
paris.as.nyu.edu
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DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
FRENCH STUDIES
Ph.D. (Joint
Programs)
French Studies/French
IFSF
JFF
French Studies/History
IFSH
ISH
Ph.D. applications:
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
M.A.
French Studies
IFST
IFS
M.A. (Joint Program)
Advanced Certificate
Dual degrees:
M.A.-M.B.A.
French Studies/Journalism
French Studies
IFSJ
IFST
JFJ
ICC
Master’s applications (except
JFG):
February 7
French Studies/Business
Administration
French Studies/Law
IFST
JFG
Master’s applications to JFG:
December 15
IFST
JLF
15 Washington Mews
Room 105
New York, NY 10003-6694
Telephone: 212-998-8740
Fax: 212-995-4142
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: ifs.as.nyu.edu
M.A.-J.D.
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Late master’s applications may
be considered. Please email the
Director of Graduate Studies in
French Studies before applying.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR FRENCH STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should be limited to 25 double-spaced pages, perhaps drawing from a larger work. For the joint
Ph.D. in French and French Studies, it should be written in French. For all other programs, it may be written in French or English. It may be a
term paper, essay or publication that demonstrates your capacity to conduct research and/or social historical, political, cultural, or literary analysis.
It need not have been published.
Writing Sample (French Studies/Journalism): In addition to the writing sample described above for all applicants, three additional writing samples are
required for Journalism. The writing samples need not have been published, although if you have clips you are proud of, please do submit them.
The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for journalism. Clips from your college newspaper, personal essays,
academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the Stern School of Business or the School of Law.
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DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
GERMAN
Ph.D.
GERM
GER
19 University Place
3rd Floor
New York, NY 10003-4556
Telephone: 212-998-8650
Fax: 212-995-4823
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: german.as.nyu.edu
M.A.
Germanic Languages and
Literatures
Germanic Languages and
Literatures
GERM
GER
Ph.D. applications:
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Master’s applications: April 15
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Students intending to pursue a
Ph.D. should apply directly to
the Ph.D. program, whether or
not they already hold an M.A.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR GERMAN
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should demonstrate your skills in interpreting a literary or philosophical text from the German
tradition, and should be presented complete with full references, sources, and notes. It can be written either in English or in German and should
be double spaced and not exceed 20 pages.
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DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
HEBREW AND JUDAIC
STUDIES
Ph.D. and M.A.
Hebrew and Judaic Studies
HEBR
HJS
Joint Ph.D.
HJSH
JHI
Skirball Department of
Hebrew and Judaic Studies
51 Washington Square South
Room 101
New York, NY 10012-1075
Telephone: 212-998-8980
Fax: 212-995-4178
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: hebrewjudaic.as.nyu.edu
M.A.
Hebrew and Judaic Studies/
History
Hebrew and Judaic Studies/
Museum Studies
Applications to HJS, JHI and
JMU:
January 4
HEBR
JMU
HEBR
JPA
HEBR
JEU
Dual degree:
M.P.A.-M.A.
M.A.-M.A.
Public Administration and
Judaic Studies (with Wagner)
Education and Jewish
Studies/Hebrew and Judaic
Studies (with Steinhardt)
Applications to JPA and JEU:
January 4: Recommended date
April 1: Final deadline date
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR HEBREW AND JUDAIC STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample of critical analysis is recommended. This may be a term paper, a conference paper, excerpt from a thesis or a
published article. The writing sample should be double spaced, Times New Roman 12 point font, and no more than 6,000 words.
Ph.D. Applicants Only, Statement of Purpose: Applicants to any doctoral program in Hebrew and Judaic Studies are required to append to their
statement of purpose a one-page, double-spaced description of their proficiency in Hebrew and the sources from which it was acquired. Nonnative speakers of Hebrew should indicate (1) the institutions at which they studied Hebrew; (2) the textbooks from which they studied; (3) the
extent to which their program of study incorporated Biblical, classical, and modern Hebrew; and (4) the highest level achieved. Native speakers
should indicate the years completed in Israeli schools and universities.
Ph.D. Applicants Only, Autobiographical Statement in Hebrew: Applicants to any doctoral program in Hebrew and Judaic Studies may also, at their
option, include an autobiographical statement in Hebrew, one page maximum. This statement should be hand-written personally by the applicant
and should be saved as a pdf file and uploaded in the online application on one of the pages labeled “Additional Information.” If it is not possible
to save the autobiographical statement as a pdf, then please mail it to the department at the address shown above. Be sure to include your name,
date of birth and Embark ID.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, or the Steinhardt School of
Culture, Education, and Human Development.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
HISTORICAL AND
SUSTAINABLE
ARCHITECTURE
DEGREES CONFERRED
M.A.
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
Historical and Sustainable
Architecture (offered at NYU
in London)
Department of Art History
303 Silver Center
100 Washington Square
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-8180
Fax: 212-995-4152
E-mail: [email protected]
Web:
arthistory.as.nyu.edu/page/ma
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
SUST
APPLICATION DEADLINES
SUS
March 1
Applications are accepted for
fall only.
Late applications are considered
if space remains.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR HISTORICAL AND SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE
GRE: GRE general test required.
TOEFL: Historical and Sustainable Architecture has special language testing requirements. Please refer to the FAQ on “English language testing
requirements” on the program’s website at http://arthistory.as.nyu.edu/page/ma. You will find it listed toward the bottom of the web page, after
the video and “Apply Now.”
Writing Sample: A writing sample or portfolio is required. Writing samples should not exceed 10 double-spaced pages in length, and should
demonstrate the ability to write clearly, to present and support an argument, and to document sources of research. Portfolios should focus on
student or professional work and should include written analysis of design problems and proposed solutions.
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DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
HISTORY
Ph.D.
Africa
African Diaspora
Atlantic World
Medieval European History
Early Modern European
History
Modern European History
East Asian History
South Asian History
Latin American and Caribbean
History
United States History
French Studies/History
Hebrew and Judaic Studies/
History
History/Middle Eastern
Studies
Archives and Public History
History of Women and Gender
World History
Archives
Public History
HIST
HIST
HIST
HIST
HIST
AFA
AFD
AWH
MEH
EME
HIST
HIST
HIST
HIST
MOE
EAH
SAH
HCL
HIST
IFSH
HJSH
USH
ISH
JHI
HMES
JME
HIAP
HIST
WHIS
HIAR
HIPU
HAP
WOM
WHI
HIH
HIP
History/Law
History/Law
HIST
HIST
HJL
HJL
53 Washington Square South
4th Floor
New York, NY 10012-1098
Telephone: 212-998-8600
Fax: 212-995-4017
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: history.fas.nyu.edu
Joint Ph.D.
M.A.
Advanced Certificate
Dual degrees:
Ph.D.–J.D.
M.A.–J.D.
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Ph.D. applications:
December 18
Joint Ph.D. applications—for
the application deadline date,
please meet the deadline of the
other department.
Master’s applications:
March 2
Applications are accepted for
the fall only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR HISTORY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (all programs except Archives and Public History): An academic writing sample is required and should not exceed 35 pages doublespaced.
Writing Sample (Archives and Public History): An academic writing sample is required. It may consist of a published article, an academic paper, an
archival finding aid, or some other appropriate item and should not exceed 35 double-spaced pages.
Joint Ph.D. Applicants to Hebrew and Judaic Studies/History Only: Applicants to any doctoral program in Hebrew and Judaic Studies are required to
append to their statement of purpose a one-page, double-spaced description of their proficiency in Hebrew and the sources from which it was
acquired. Non-native speakers of Hebrew should indicate (1) the institutions at which they studied Hebrew; (2) the textbooks from which they
studied; (3) the extent to which their program of study incorporated Biblical, classical, and modern Hebrew; and (4) the highest level achieved.
Native speakers should indicate the years completed in Israeli schools and universities. (2) Applicants may also, at their option, include an
autobiographical statement in Hebrew, one page maximum. This statement should be hand-written personally by the applicant and should be
saved as a pdf file and uploaded in the online application on one of the pages labeled “Additional Information.” If it is not possible to save the
autobiographical statement as a pdf, then please mail it to the Hebrew and Judaic Department at the address shown in their section of this
document. Be sure to include your name, date of birth and Embark ID.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Law.
Important Note for Applicants to the Advanced Certificate Programs: To enroll in the advanced certificate program, students must have completed a
master’s or doctoral degree or be enrolled concurrently in a master’s or doctoral program in the humanities, social sciences or sciences.
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DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS
M.A.
INTP
INTP
INP
INB
Master’s applications:
January 4
19 University Place, 5th Fl.
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-9064
Fax: 212-995-4184
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: ir.as.nyu.edu
Joint M.A.
International Relations
International Politics and
International Business
International Relations/
Journalism
JINT
JIN
Applications are accepted for
the fall only.
Late applications to the
master’s program are
considered.
See also Politics for related
programs of study.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It could be a paper for an undergraduate class or a publication. It should demonstrate the applicant’s
ability to analyze a topic insightfully and it should be written in the English language. The paper should be double-spaced and not exceed 3,000
words. A good paper, well-written and with insight, will improve the chances of admission.
Writing Sample (International Relations/Journalism): In addition to the writing sample shown above for all master’s applicants, three different writing
samples are required for Journalism. The writing samples need not have been published, although if you have clips you are proud of, please do
submit them. The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for journalism. Clips from your college newspaper, personal
essays, academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable.
IRISH AND IRISH
AMERICAN STUDIES
M.A.
Irish and Irish-American
Studies
Glucksman Ireland House
One Washington Mews
New York, NY 10003-6691
Telephone: 212-998-3950
Fax: 212-995-4373
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: irelandhouse.as.nyu.edu
IRSH
IRH
March 1: Admission with
financial aid consideration
Late applications are considered.
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR IRISH AND IRISH AMERICAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should demonstrate analytical skills and not exceed 15-20 double-spaced pages. Scholarly, academic
work is preferred but not required.
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DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
ITALIAN STUDIES
Ph.D.
M.A.
Italian Studies
Italian Studies (New York)
Italian Studies (Florence)
ITAL
ITLC
ITLC
Ph.D. applications:
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò
24 West 12th Street
Room 407
New York, NY 10011-8697
Telephone: 212-998-8730
Fax: 212-995-4012
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: italian.as.nyu.edu
ITR
ITA
FLC
Ph.D. applications are accepted
for fall only.
Master’s applications, New
York:
April 15: Fall
November 1: Spring
Master’s applications, Florence:
April 15: Fall
April 1: Summer
It is preferred that master’s
applicants for Florence start
enrollment in the fall term.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ITALIAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: An academic writing sample is required, demonstrating skills in literary, cultural or historical analysis. It may be written in Italian or
English. The text should not exceed 15 double-spaced pages if you are applying to the master's program, and 25 double-spaced pages if you are
applying to the Ph.D program.
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DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
JOURNALISM
M.A.
Cultural Reporting and
Criticism
Literary Reportage
JOUR
CRC
JOUR
LRP
Magazine Writing
JOUR
PRI
News and Documentary
JOUR
DOC
Reporting New York
JOUR
RNY
Reporting the Nation
JOUR
RTN
Studio 20
JOUR
STU
Arthur L. Carter Journalism
Institute
20 Cooper Square
6th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-7993
Fax: 212-995-4148
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: journalism.nyu.edu
M.A. and Advanced
Certificate
Joint M.A.
Journalism and Religion
(Refer to listing for master’s
in Religious Studies)
Business and Economic
Reporting
Science, Health and
Environmental Reporting
Global Journalism Programs
BERJ
BER
SHER
SER
Africana Studies/Journalism
JAFR
JAF
European and
Mediterranean Studies/
Journalism
French Studies/Journalism
EURJ
EUJ
IFSJ
JFJ
JINT
JIN
JLAC
JOC
JOUN
JOS
JRUS
JRU
International Relations/
Journalism
Latin American and
Caribbean Studies/
Journalism
Near Eastern Studies/
Journalism
Russian and Slavic Studies/
Journalism
APPLICATION DEADLINES
December 18: Recommended
date
January 4: Final deadline date
BER:
Late applications are accepted
until May 1.
All programs except BER:
Late applications will be
considered if space remains.
Applications are accepted for
fall only for all programs.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR JOURNALISM
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Three different writing samples are required. The writing samples need not have been published, although if you have clips you are
proud of, please do submit them. The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for journalism. Clips from your college
newspaper, personal essays, academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable.
Writing Sample (all joint M.A. Global Journalism Programs): In addition to the three Journalism writing samples, an additional writing sample may be
required by the non-Journalism program. Please refer to the individual listing in this document for the writing sample requirements of the other
program.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
LATIN AMERICAN AND
CARIBBEAN STUDIES
M.A.
Latin American and Caribbean
Studies
LATC
CLC
Latin American and Caribbean
Studies/Museum Studies
Latin American and Caribbean
Studies/Museum Studies
Latin American and Caribbean
Studies/Journalism
LATC
MUA
LATC
MUC
Applications to LATC and
LCSL:
February 1: Admission with
financial aid consideration
April 15: Admission only
JLAC
JOC
LCSL
CLW
53 Washington Square South
Room 4W
New York, NY 10012-1098
Telephone: 212-998-8686
Fax: 212-995-4163
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.clacs.as.nyu.edu
M.A. and Certificate
Joint M.A.
Dual degree:
M.A.-J.D.
Latin American and Caribbean
Studies/Law
Applications to JLAC:
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Applications are accepted for fall
only for all programs.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should be limited to 15 double-spaced pages, perhaps excerpting a longer work, and must be
written in English. It should be a term paper, essay, or publication that demonstrates your capacity to conduct research and/or social, political, or
cultural analysis. It need not have been published. If you are a native speaker of Spanish or Portuguese, you may submit an additional writing
sample not longer than 15 double-spaced pages written in Spanish or Portuguese; this text is optional and does not replace the English language
sample. The additional writing sample should be uploaded in the online application on one of the pages labeled “Additional Information.”
Writing Sample (Latin American and Caribbean Studies/Journalism): In addition to the writing sample described above for all applicants, three additional
writing samples are required for Journalism. The writing samples need not have been published, although if you have clips you are proud of,
please do submit them. The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for journalism. Clips from your college
newspaper, personal essays, academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Law.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
LINGUISTICS
Ph.D.
Linguistics
LING
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
10 Washington Place
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-7950
Fax: 212-995-4707
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: linguistics.as.nyu.edu
LIN
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application (see
“other” note below).
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR LINGUISTICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should be a term paper, senior essay, thesis or publication. It should demonstrate your academic
preparation and potential to do creative research in linguistics as conducted at NYU. If your background is not in linguistics, please send a sample
that illustrates your potential to successfully pursue a graduate degree in this department. Your writing sample should be no longer than 50
double-spaced pages (or equivalent).
Other: Applications should be submitted online. If the applicant does not have access to appropriate internet facilities for an extended period of
time, he or she must allow enough time for a paper application and all supporting materials to arrive by the deadline. Please contact
[email protected] well in advance of the application deadline for instructions.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
MATHEMATICS
Ph.D. and M.S.
Ph.D.
Mathematics
Atmosphere Ocean Science
and Mathematics
Mathematics in Finance
Scientific Computing
(with Computer Science)
MATH
ATMO
MAT
ATM
MATF
SCOM
MAF
SCI
Ph.D. applications:
Fall admission with financial aid
December 18: Strongly
recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Mathematics in
Finance/General Management
(with Stern School of Business)
Financial Mathematics
Mathematics
MATF
MAB
MATC
MATH
MFM
MAT
MATF
MAF
Warren Weaver Hall
251 Mercer Street
Room 623 (Mathematics)
Room 624 (Math in Finance)
New York, NY 10012-1110
Telephone: 212-998-3238
Fax: 212-995-4121
E-mail:
Ph.D. and general master’s:
[email protected]
Math Finance:
[email protected]
Web: www.math.nyu.edu
M.S.
Joint M.S.
Dual degree:
M.S.-M.B.A.
Advanced Certificate
Non-degree
Mathematics in Finance
(Non-degree applicants must
carefully read the requirements
section below.)
Mathematics in Finance
(MS):
February 8: Fall, full-time study
only
August 1: Fall, part-time study
only
December 1: Spring, part-time
study only
Mathematics in Finance
(MS/MBA Dual Degree):
February 8: Fall
Mathematics in Finance
(Non-degree):
August 1: Fall
December 1: Spring
All other master’s
applications:
April 1: Fall
November 1: Spring
April 15: Summer
Financial Mathematics
(Certificate):
August 1: Fall
December 1: Spring
Mathematics (Non-degree):
August 1: Fall
November 1: Spring
All degree applicants must
use the online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR MATHEMATICS—PLEASE SEE NEXT PAGE.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR MATHEMATICS
GRE for Ph.D. Applicants to Mathematics: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in Mathematics required.
GRE for Ph.D. Applicants to Atmosphere Ocean Science and Mathematics: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in Mathematics required;
applicants may substitute the GRE subject test in Physics.
GRE for all Master’s and Advanced Certificate Applicants except M.S.-M.B.A: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in Mathematics or other
quantitative field strongly encouraged.
GRE for M.S.-M.B.A. Applicants: Please refer to section below for dual degree applicants.
TOEFL: TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Optional Video Submission: As part of the application to the Ph.D. program in Mathematics, Atmosphere Ocean Science, or the master's programs
in Mathematics in Finance, the department encourages you to submit a short video statement. This is an optional part of your application and
is not required. Please read the detailed instructions at http://gsas.nyu.edu/object/grad.app.page1-video.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the Stern School of Business. Dual degree applicants may choose to submit
either the GMAT or the GRE general test for the purposes of their application to GSAS. Send official GMAT test scores to GSAS using school
code 5TF-5G-76 (also separately send GMAT scores to Stern where the GMAT is required, using their GMAT school code). Dual degree
applicants also will be considered for admission to the regular Mathematics in Finance M.S. program, provided GRE general test scores have
been submitted.
All Mathematics in Finance Applicants: Include with your application a one-page professional résumé listing education, employment history, skills and
other important information. See the program’s website for more information and tips on the application process.
Full-time Mathematics in Finance Applicants: Please let the program know as soon as possible if you have a deadline from another program and have
not received a decision from us. Email [email protected].
Non-degree Applicants (Mathematics): Non-degree applicants to Mathematics who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold a
current H1-B visa, must use the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to
Application Policies in the Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a final and
official academic transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with grades received. The
TOEFL is required of applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1). The GRE, letters of
recommendation, and résumé are optional (please leave items blank on the application if you do not provide). The statement of purpose should
explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you plan on taking.
Non-degree Applicants (Mathematics in Finance): Non-degree applicants to Mathematics in Finance who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or
applicants who hold a current H1-B visa, must use the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree
application. Refer to Application Policies in the Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must
provide a final and official academic transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with
grades received. The TOEFL is required of applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1). A résumé is
required. The GRE and letters of recommendation are optional (please leave items blank on the application if you do not provide). The statement
of purpose should explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you plan on taking.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
MIDDLE EASTERN
AND ISLAMIC STUDIES
Ph.D.
Middle Eastern and Islamic
Studies
MIDS
MES
December 18
Joint Ph.D.
History/Middle Eastern
Studies
HMES
JME
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
50 Washington Square South
Room 200
New York, NY 10012-1073
Telephone: 212-998-8880
Fax: 212-995-4689
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: meis.as.nyu.edu
Applicants intending to pursue a
terminal M.A. degree should
apply to Near Eastern Studies.
Students intending to pursue a
Ph.D. should apply to Middle
Eastern and Islamic Studies,
whether or not they already have
an M.A.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR MIDDLE EASTERN AND ISLAMIC STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It can be a research paper or senior thesis chapter. It is preferred that it be in the field of the
applicant’s interest, but other work will be accepted.
MUSEUM STUDIES
240 Greene Street
Suite 400
New York, NY 10003-6675
Telephone: 212-998-8080
Fax: 212-995-4185
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
museumstudies.as.nyu.edu
M.A.
Advanced Certificate
Museum Studies
Museum Studies
MSMS
MSMS
MUT
MUT
Fall applications:
February 15: Recommended date
April 1: Final deadline date
Spring applications:
November 1
Spring applications will be
considered if space remains
available. Please contact the
program in September before
applying for spring.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR MUSEUM STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Other: Applicants may arrange a personal or telephone interview, although an interview is not required for admission.
Important Note for Applicants to the Advanced Certificate Program: To enroll in the advanced certificate program, students must have completed a
master’s or doctoral degree or be enrolled concurrently at NYU in a master’s or doctoral program.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
MUSIC
Ph.D.
Ethnomusicology
Historical Musicology
Music Theory/Composition
MUSI
MUSI
MUSI
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Waverly Building
24 Waverly Place
Room 268
New York, NY 10003-6789
Telephone: 212-998-8300
Fax: 212-995-4147
E-mail:
fas.music.gradadmissions
@nyu.edu
Web: music.as.nyu.edu
ETH
MUG
MTC
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR MUSIC
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (Music Theory/Composition): Two or three music samples that demonstrate recent work are required. For notated music samples, a
recording should be included. Submitted samples may include electroacoustic or multimedia works, in which case there is typically no score. A
short writing sample of 5-15 double-spaced pages, on any musical topic, is also required.
Writing Sample (Ethnomusicology, Historical Musicology): One or two written papers, double-spaced, that demonstrate analytical and writing abilities are
required. These will play a major role in the admission decision.
Instructions for Submitting Recorded Material and Musical Scores: It is preferred that you submit recordings and musical scores by using a URL to point to
an online collection of your materials. Please refer to the instructions at http://gsas.nyu.edu/object/grad.app.page1-video. If you are unable
to make electronic versions of the material available, please contact the Music Department directly at the email address shown above.
NEAR EASTERN
STUDIES
Hagop Kevorkian Center
50 Washington Square South
Room 400
New York, NY 10012-1073
Telephone: 212-998-8877
Fax: 212-995-4144
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: (see below)
M.A.
Joint M.A.
Near Eastern Studies
Near Eastern Studies/Business
(with courses in the Leonard
N. Stern School of Business)
Near Eastern Studies/Museum
Studies
Near Eastern Studies/
Journalism
NEST
NEST
NES
BUS
NEST
NEC
JOUN
JOS
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Also see Middle Eastern and
Islamic Studies.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR NEAR EASTERN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (all programs except Near Eastern Studies/Journalism): Not required.
Writing Sample (Near Eastern Studies/Journalism): Three different writing samples are required. The writing samples need not have been published,
although if you have clips you are proud of, please do submit them. The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for
journalism. Clips from your college newspaper, personal essays, academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable.
Web: http://neareaststudies.as.nyu.edu
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
NEURAL SCIENCE
Ph.D.
Neural Science *
NEUR
December 1
NEU
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
4 Washington Place
Room 809
New York, NY 10003-6621
Telephone: 212-998-7780
Fax: 212-995-4011
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: www.cns.nyu.edu
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR NEURAL SCIENCE
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
* Doctoral research in neuroscience at NYU is distributed across multiple departments and inter-disciplinary centers. Carefully consider programs
before applying to one. A full listing of programs can be found at www.neuroscience.nyu.edu. To apply to the Center for Neural Science, please
use this departmental listing, i.e., “Neural Science.”
The Doctoral Program in Neural Science (Faculty of Arts and Science) and the Doctoral Program in Neuroscience & Physiology (Sackler
Institute, School of Medicine) have harmonized their academic and research requirements and will process applications jointly. Details of the
shared neuroscience curriculum and combined pool of neuroscience faculty mentors can be found at neuroscience.nyu.edu. Please note, your
application will be considered by a joint admissions committee, and you will therefore be eligible for admission to either program. Our goal is to
streamline the application process and give you the opportunity to find the best match for your research interests at NYU.
PERFORMANCE
STUDIES
Ph.D. and M.A.
Performance Studies
Graduate Admissions Office
Tisch School of the Arts
New York University
719 Broadway, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10003-6807
Telephone: 212-998-1620
(department);
212-998-1918 (admissions)
Fax: 212-995-4060
E-mail:
[email protected]
Please contact the Tisch
Graduate Admissions Office for
application instructions at
http://graduate.tisch.nyu.edu/object/
howtoapply.html.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PERFORMANCE STUDIES
Please contact the program for application requirements. Refer to their website at http://graduate.tisch.nyu.edu/page/admissions.html.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
PHILOSOPHY
Ph.D.
M.A.
Dual degrees:
M.A.-J.D.
Ph.D.-J.D.
Philosophy
Philosophy
PHIL
PHIL
PHI
PHI
Ph.D. applications: January 4
Philosophy/Law
Philosophy/Law
PHIL
PHIL
JLP
PJD
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
5 Washington Place
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-8320
Fax: 212-995-4179
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: philosophy.fas.nyu.edu
M.A. applications: April 15
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PHILOSOPHY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A sample of philosophical writing is required. It should not exceed 25 double-spaced pages.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Law.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
PHYSICS
Ph.D.
Physics
PHYS
Ph.D. applications: December 18
M.S.
Physics
PHYS
PHY
Non-degree
Physics
(Non-degree applicants to
Physics must carefully read the
requirements section below.)
PHYS
PHY
André and Bella Meyer Hall
4 Washington Place
Room 424
New York, NY 10003-6621
Telephone: 212-998-7708
Fax: 212-995-4016
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: physics.as.nyu.edu
PHY
M.S. applications: February 1
Applications for the Ph.D. and
master’s program are accepted
for fall only.
Non-degree applications are
accepted on a rolling basis.
All degree applicants must
use the online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PHYSICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in Physics required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English
speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Non-degree Applicants: Non-degree applicants to Physics who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold a current H1-B visa,
must use the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to Application Policies in
the Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a final and official academic
transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with grades received. The statement of
purpose should explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses that you plan to take, including
directed reading and research courses. The GRE, TOEFL, letters of recommendation, and résumé are optional (please leave items blank on the
application if you do not provide).
POETICS AND THEORY Advanced Certificate
Poetics and Theory
Department of Classics
Rufus Smith Hall
25 Waverly Place
New York, NY 10003-6790
Telephone: 212-998-8597
Fax: 212-995-4209
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: (see below)
POET
THR
April 15: Fall
November 1: Spring
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR POETICS AND THEORY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Important Note: To enroll in the advanced certificate program, students must have completed a graduate degree or be enrolled concurrently in a
graduate program.
Web: www.nyu.edu/fas/program/poeticsandtheory
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
POLITICS
Ph.D.
American Government and
Politics
Comparative Politics
International Relations
Political Economy
Political Methodology
Political Theory
American Politics
Comparative Politics
International Relations – see
Program in International
Relations
Political Economy
Political Theory
POLI
PAG
POLI
POLI
POLI
POLI
POLI
POLI
POLI
--
COM
INT
ECN
PMT
PTM
AMI
COM
--
POLI
POLI
ECN
PTM
POLI
POLI
POLI
JLO
JLO
POG
19 West 4th Street
2nd Floor
New York, NY 10012-1119
Telephone: 212-998-8500
Fax: 212-995-4184
E-mail:
[email protected]
[email protected]
Web: politics.as.nyu.edu
M.A.
Dual degrees:
Ph.D.-J.D.
M.A.-J.D.
M.A.-M.B.A.
Politics/Law
Politics/Law
Politics/Business
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Ph.D. applications:
December 18
Master’s applications (except
POG):
January 4
Master’s applications to POG:
December 15
Applications are accepted for
the fall only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR POLITICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (Ph.D. Applicants): A writing sample demonstrating academic work in social science is required. This would most likely be a paper or
chapters of a thesis from your undergraduate career. It should be between 30 and 50 pages, double-spaced. It should demonstrate your ability to
think analytically about some social science question, and communicate clearly.
Writing Sample (Master’s Applicants): A writing sample is required. It should be a paper from an undergraduate or graduate class, a chapter from a
thesis, or a publication. It should demonstrate the applicant’s ability to analyze a topic insightfully and write clearly. It should be written in the
English language. The writing sample should be double-spaced and should not exceed 25 pages.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Law or the Stern School of Business.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
PSYCHOLOGY
Ph.D.
Cognition and Perception *
Social Psychology (Social,
Personality, and
Organizational)
Industrial/Organizational
Psychology
General Psychology
PSYE
PSYS
PSE
PSS
Ph.D. applications:
December 12
PSYP
PSP
Applications are accepted for
Ph.D. programs for fall only.
PSYC
PSY
6 Washington Place
Room 550
New York, NY 10003-6634
Telephone: 212-998-7900
Fax: 212-995-4981
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.psych.nyu.edu
M.A.
Non-degree
General Psychology
PSYC
PSY
(Non-degree applicants to PSYC must carefully read
the requirements section below.)
General Psychology master’s
and non-degree applications.
(Admission only; no financial
aid.)
March 21: Fall
October 1: Spring
March 21: Summer
I/O master’s applications.
(Admission only; no financial
aid.)
January 15: Fall and summer
October 1: Spring
All degree applicants must
use the online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PSYCHOLOGY
GRE for Ph.D. Applicants: GRE general test required.
GRE for Master’s Applicants: GRE general test required. The master’s programs will accept the GMAT in place of the general GRE. Send official
GMAT test scores to GSAS using school code 5TF-5G-76. (Note: The Ph.D. programs in psychology will not accept the GMAT; the general
GRE is required.)
TOEFL: TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (all programs except the master’s in I/O Psychology): Not required.
Writing Sample (master’s in I/O Psychology): Required. Guidelines for a writing sample case study are available on the web at psych.nyu.edu/programs/ma.
Video Submission (master’s in I/O Psychology only): As part of the application to the master's program in I/O Psychology, the department encourages
you to submit a short video statement. Please read the detailed instructions at http://gsas.nyu.edu/object/grad.app.page1-video.
Non-degree Applicants: Non-degree applicants to General Psychology (PSYC) who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold
a current H1-B visa, must use the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to
Application Policies in the Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a résumé, one
letter of recommendation and a final and official academic transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred,
including all courses with grades received.. The GRE and additional letters of recommendation are optional (please leave items blank on the
application if you do not provide); the TOEFL is required of applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on
page 1). The statement of purpose should explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you plan
on taking.
* Doctoral research in neuroscience at NYU is distributed across multiple departments and inter-disciplinary centers. Carefully consider programs
before applying to one. A full listing of programs can be found at www.neuroscience.nyu.edu.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
PSYCHOTHERAPY AND
PSYCHOANALYSIS,
POSTDOCTORAL
PROGRAM
Certificate
Postdoctoral Psychotherapy
and Psychoanalysis
PSYA
March 1
PPP
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
240 Greene Street
3rd Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-7890
Fax: 212-995-4370
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: (see below)
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PSYCHOANALYSIS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test is not required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Other: Three letters of recommendation are required. Doctoral transcript is required.
Web: http://postdocpsychoanalytic.as.nyu.edu
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
M.A.
Religious Studies
RELI
REL
Journalism and Religion
RELI
REJ
726 Broadway
Suite 554
New York, NY 10003-9502
Telephone: 212-998-3756
Fax: 212-995-4827
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: religiousstudies.fas.nyu.edu
Religious Studies
January 4: Fall admission with
financial aid consideration
April 15: Fall admission only
Journalism and Religion
January 4
Applications are accepted for
the fall only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR RELIGIOUS STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (Religious Studies): A writing sample is required. It should be an example of your strongest academic writing, preferably a paper
written for an undergraduate course that demonstrates your ability to construct a coherent argument. It should not exceed 25 double-spaced
pages.
Writing Sample (Journalism and Religion): Two different writing samples are required. One should be an example of your strongest academic writing,
preferably a paper written for an undergraduate course that demonstrates your ability to construct a coherent argument. It should not exceed 25
double-spaced pages. The second should represent your aptitude for journalism. A clip from your college newspaper, a personal essay, academic
research paper, and short fiction are all acceptable.
Statement of Purpose (Journalism and Religion): As part of your statement of purpose, please include a discussion that provides the Admissions
Committee with a sense of who you are as someone who aspires to a career in journalism, writing and reporting about important matters in the
news and analysis of religious issues.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
RUSSIAN AND SLAVIC
STUDIES
M.A.
Russian and Slavic Studies
SLAV
SLA
Joint M.A.
Russian and Slavic
Studies/Journalism
JRUS
JRU
M.A.:
April 15: Fall and summer
November 1: Spring
13 University Place
2nd Floor
New York, NY 10003-4556
Telephone: 212-998-8670
Fax: 212-995-4604
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: russianslavic.as.nyu.edu
The department offers an interdisciplinary Ph.D. opportunity, the
Interdisciplinary Specialization in Russian (ISR). Applicants apply for
admission to the Ph.D. program in the Department of Comparative
Literature or the Department of History, describing interest in ISR in the
personal statement.
Joint M.A.:
January 4: Fall
Late applications are considered.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR RUSSIAN AND SLAVIC STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should be an example of your strongest academic writing, preferably a paper written for an
undergraduate course that demonstrates your ability to construct a coherent argument. The paper should be 5-20 double-spaced pages.
Writing Sample (Russian and Slavic Studies/Journalism): In addition to the writing sample described above for all applicants, two additional writing
samples are required for Journalism. One should be an example of your strongest academic writing, preferably a paper written for an
undergraduate course that demonstrates your ability to construct a coherent argument. It should be 5-20 double-spaced pages. The second should
represent your aptitude for journalism. A clip from your college newspaper, a personal essay, academic research paper, and short fiction are all
acceptable.
SOCIAL AND
CULTURAL ANALYSIS
M.A.
Social and Cultural Analysis
20 Cooper Square
4th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-992-9650
Fax: 212-995-4665
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: soca.as.nyu.edu
AMCS
CSA
December 18
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR AMERICAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample of sociocultural analysis is required. It may be a term paper, excerpt from an undergraduate or graduate thesis,
published article, or other example of academic writing, and should indicate your capacity for interdisciplinary study and research. Your entire
writing sample should not exceed 25 double-spaced pages.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
SOCIOLOGY
Ph.D.
Sociology
SOCI
January 4
295 Lafayette Street
Puck Building
4th Floor
New York, NY 10012-9605
Telephone: 212-998-8340
Fax: 212-995-4140
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: sociology.fas.nyu.edu
SOC
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
Applicants intending to pursue a
terminal M.A. degree should
consider Applied Quantitative
Research.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR SOCIOLOGY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should demonstrate the applicant's ability to construct a coherent argument and could be either a
paper for an undergraduate class or a publication. It is preferable that the sample be 5-20 pages long and double-spaced.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
SPANISH AND
PORTUGUESE
LANGUAGES AND
LITERATURES
Ph.D.
M.A.
SPAN
SLLC
M.F.A.
Spanish and Portuguese
NYU in Madrid—
Spanish and Latin American
Linguistic, Literary and Cultural
Studies: Literary and Cultural
Studies
NYU in Madrid—
Spanish and Latin American
Linguistic, Literary and Cultural
Studies: Applied Linguistics
Creative Writing in Spanish
SPCR
CRS
Advanced Certificate
Creative Writing in Spanish
SPCR
CRS
13 University Place
4th Floor
New York, NY 10003-4556
Telephone: 212-998-8770
Fax: 212-995-4149
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: spanish.as.nyu.edu
SLLC
NYU in Madrid:
Telephone: 212-998-7576
Fax: 212-995-4149
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: (see below)
APPLICATION DEADLINES
SPL
LCS
Ph.D. applications:
January 4
ALS
Master’s programs in Madrid:
January 4: Admission with
financial aid
April 1: Admission only
Creative Writing in Spanish
applications:
January 4
Late applications will be
accepted to CRS.
Applications to all programs are
accepted for fall only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
Creative Writing in Spanish:
Telephone: 212-998-7576
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: cwspanish.as.nyu.edu
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (Ph.D. Applicants: A writing sample of literary criticism or critical analysis of a cultural topic is required. It must be a scholarly,
academic work, such as a term paper, master's thesis, or published article. It must be written in Spanish or Portuguese and should not exceed 30
double-spaced pages.
Writing Sample (Master’s Applicants): An academic writing sample in Spanish is required. This should be at least 4-5 double-spaced pages (but should
not exceed 10-15 pages).
Writing Sample (Creative Writing in Spanish): A writing sample in Spanish consisting of 8-10 poems or 20 pages of prose (fiction, essay) for the
master’s program; 5 poems or 12 pages of prose (fiction, essay) for the advanced certificate program.
Web for NYU in Madrid: http://spanish.as.nyu.edu/object/spanish.madrid.graduate.program
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
STUDY OF THE
ANCIENT WORLD
Ph.D.
Ancient World
ISAW
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
15 East 84th Street
New York, NY 10028
Telephone: 212-992-7800
Fax: 212-992-7809
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: isaw.nyu.edu
ISW
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF THE ANCIENT WORLD
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It may be a term paper, excerpt from an undergraduate or graduate thesis, or other example of
academic writing, including a lecture delivered at a meeting, or a published article. It should be double-spaced and not exceed 35 pages. If your
writing sample contains non-Roman scripts or other non-standard characters, it may not print properly as part of the online application. Please
check your document carefully. It is best if you send your online writing sample as a pdf document. Be sure to keep a paper copy for your
records. We may ask you to mail, fax, or email a copy directly to the institute if there are problems reading it.
Languages: In addition to the relevant section of the application form, a separate list of all ancient and modern languages (other than English) in
which the applicant has some proficiency is required and should be uploaded on one of the “Additional Information” pages of the online
application. This list should indicate the applicant's level in each language in concrete terms (e.g., what are the most extensive or difficult texts
that the applicant has read) and how the language was acquired.
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Programs, Requirements, and Deadlines
Please carefully read our application instructions for a complete description of all application
requirements and policies. The instructions are available in two places:
Step 1. Instructions in the online application
On the web at our Application Resource Center at
http://gsas.nyu.edu/page/grad.admissionsapplication.html
All applicants to the Graduate School of Arts and Science (GSAS) are required to submit a complete application for
admission. In addition to the application form questions, a complete application includes academic transcripts, test
scores, letters of recommendation, a résumé or curriculum vitae, a statement of purpose, and the application fee.
APPLICATION DEADLINES
All application materials must be received by 5 p.m. eastern time on the deadline date. Deadline dates are provided
for each program in the section labeled “Application Deadlines.” If an application deadline falls on a Saturday,
Sunday or legal U.S. holiday, then the next business day will be the deadline date.
TEST SCORE REQUIREMENTS
The Graduate School requires that applicants submit official test scores for the general test of the Graduate
Record Examination (GRE) unless an exception is specifically noted under program-specific requirements.
The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is required of all applicants who are not native English
speakers (this requirement is waived if the applicant has completed a baccalaureate or master’s degree at an
institution where the language of instruction is English).
The Graduate School requires official test scores for the GRE and TOEFL. Self-reported test scores and
copies of test score reports from the GRE and TOEFL programs are not considered official. Official test
scores must be sent to us directly from the GRE or TOEFL program; make sure they are sent to New York
University—GSAS, code 2596. Refer to the application instructions for complete information about how to
properly submit official test scores to the Graduate School.
Full details about the testing policies are available in our FAQ on testing in the Application Resource Center.
Please read the information carefully.
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PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
The following pages include program-specific application requirements that are in addition to the requirements
noted above.
The Graduate School requires that you apply by using the online application. (Certain applicants to non-degree
programs are not able to use the online application. Refer to Application Policies in the Application Resource
Center.)
If a program recommends or requires a subject test of the GRE, it is specified in the section labeled “GRE and
TOEFL.”
If a program requires a writing sample, it is described. Please note that the writing sample is in addition to the
personal statement that is a standard part of the application.
If a program has any other special requirements, they will be listed.
Applicants to dual degree programs (programs offered by GSAS and another school at NYU, such as the
School of Law, Medicine, Business, or Public Service) must apply to each school separately. Admission to the
dual degree program is contingent upon acceptance by both schools.
FIELD OF STUDY DESCRIPTIONS
The field of study descriptions may not exactly match the actual program name on the degree that is conferred.
Please refer to the GSAS bulletin section Degree and Certificate Programs as Registered by the New York State Education
Department for the actual program name and degree conferred. Please see
http://gsas.nyu.edu/page/grad.bulletin.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
AFRICANA STUDIES
M.A.
Africana Studies
AFRS
AFR
Africana Studies/Economics
AFEC
AFE
Africana Studies/Museum
Studies
Africana Studies/Journalism
AFRS
AMS
JAFR
JAF
January 4: Admission with
financial aid consideration
March 15: Final deadline date for
admission only (no financial aid
consideration)
20 Cooper Square
4th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-992-9650
Fax: 212-995-4665
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: africanastudies.as.nyu.edu
Joint M.A.
Applicants to JAFR must apply
by the January 4th deadline date.
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR AFRICANA STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (all programs except the joint master’s with Journalism): An academic writing sample is required.
Writing Sample (Africana Studies/Journalism): Two different writing samples are required. One should be an academic writing sample. The second
should represent your aptitude for journalism. A clip from your college newspaper, a personal essay, academic research paper, and short fiction
are all acceptable.
AMERICAN STUDIES
Ph.D.
American Studies
20 Cooper Square
4th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-992-9650
Fax: 212-995-4665
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: americanstudies.as.nyu.edu
AMCV
AMC
December 18
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Applicants intending to pursue a
terminal M.A. degree should
refer to the program in Social
and Cultural Analysis.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR AMERICAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample of sociocultural analysis is required. It may be a term paper, excerpt from an undergraduate or graduate thesis,
published article, or other example of academic writing, and should indicate your capacity for interdisciplinary study and research. Your entire
writing sample should not exceed 25 double-spaced pages.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
ANCIENT NEAR
EASTERN AND
EGYPTIAN STUDIES
M.A.
Ancient Near Eastern and
Egyptian Studies
HEBN
January 4
NEE
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
51 Washington Square South
Room 101
New York, NY 10012-1075
Telephone: 212-998-8980
Fax: 212-995-4178
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: anees.as.nyu.edu
Applicants with an interest in
ancient Biblical languages and
cultures should apply to Hebrew
and Judaic Studies.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN AND EGYPTIAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should be no more than ten double-spaced pages and should be excerpted from a term paper,
essay or other writing that illustrates the applicant's ability to present a written argument on a scholarly topic, preferably in the discipline or
geographical area in which the applicant wishes to specialize.
ANTHROPOLOGY
Rufus Smith Hall
25 Waverly Place
Room 100
New York, NY 10003-6790
Telephone: 212-998-8553
Fax: 212-995-4014
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: anthropology.as.nyu.edu
Ph.D.
Ph.D. with Certificate
M.A.
Archaeological Anthropology
ANTH
ANR
Biological Anthropology
ANTH
ANP
Ph.D. applications:
December 18
Cultural and Social
Anthropology
Linguistic Anthropology
ANTH
ANC
Master’s applications: March 1
ANTH
ANL
Program in Culture and Media
(with Tisch School of the Arts)
CLTR
MEA
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Human Skeletal Biology
ANTH
All applicants must use the
online application.
ANP
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ANTHROPOLOGY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It may be a term paper, excerpt from an undergraduate or graduate thesis, or other example of
academic writing, preferably with some relevance to anthropological analysis. It should be double-spaced and not exceed 35 pages.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
APPLIED
QUANTITATIVE
RESEARCH
M.A.
Applied Quantitative Research
SOCQ
April 15
295 Lafayette Street
Puck Building
4th Floor
New York, NY 10012-9605
Telephone: 212-998-8340
Fax: 212-995-4140
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: sociology.fas.nyu.edu
AQR
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLIED QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
BASIC MEDICAL
SCIENCES
Ph.D. and
dual degree:
Interdisciplinary training programs in:
Biomedical Imaging
M.D.-Ph.D.
Biomedical Informatics
Sackler Institute of Graduate
Biomedical Sciences
NYU School of Medicine
545 First Avenue
New York, NY 10016-6497
Telephone: 212-263-5648
Fax: 212-263-7600
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: sackler.med.nyu.edu
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
December 10
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Cellular and Molecular Biology
Applications are available online
at
https://apply.embark.com/grad/
sackler
Developmental Genetics
Immunology and Inflammation
Microbiology/Parasitology
Molecular Biophysics
All applicants must use the
online application.
Molecular Oncology and Tumor Immunology
Molecular Pharmacology
Neuroscience and Physiology *
Pathobiology
Stem Cell Biology
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES
Please contact the Sackler Institute for application requirements. Refer to their website at http://sackler.med.nyu.edu.
* Doctoral research in neuroscience at NYU is distributed across multiple departments and inter-disciplinary centers. Carefully consider
programs before applying to one. A full listing of programs can be found at www.neuroscience.nyu.edu.
BIOETHICS
19 University Place
5th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-992-7999
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: bioethics.as.nyu.edu
M.A.
Bioethics
BIOE
BIT
Dual degree:
M.D.–M.A.
Medicine/Bioethics
BIOE
BME
May 1: Fall
November 1: Spring
Applications will be accepted on
a rolling basis thereafter.
Preference for fellowship
assistance is given to applicants
who apply by the stated
deadlines.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR BIOETHICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. After submitting a completed application, applicants may request a waiver of the GRE requirement
if they hold a Ph.D. or a post-baccalaureate professional degree (e.g., M.D., J.D.), or if they have taken the LSAT or MCAT. Contact the program
directly regarding consideration for a waiver. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements
on page 1).
Writing Sample: A 10-page (double-spaced) essay on an ethical issue of concern in health care or environmental affairs is required. You should aim
to take a position on the issue you have identified and offer reasoned arguments for why one position should be adopted rather than another.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Medicine (if not already an enrolled student in Medicine), following
their specific application procedures and deadline date.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
BIOLOGY
Ph.D.
Biology
BIOL
BIO
Bioinformatics and
Computational Biology
Cancer and Cell Biology
BIOL
BMA
BIOL
CEL
Developmental Genetics
Genomics and Systems Biology
Molecular Evolution
Molecular Genetics
Microbiology and Immunology
Neurobiology *
Plant Biology
BIOL
BIOL
BIOL
BIOL
BIOL
BIOL
BIOL
DEV
GEN
EVO
MOG
BDM
NRB
PLA
General Biology
Applied Recombinant DNA
Technology
Bioinformatics and Systems
Biology
Oral Biology
Biology/Business
BIOL
BIOL
BIO
BIA
BIOL
BIU
BIOL
BIOL
OBD
JST
Silver Center
100 Washington Square East
Room 1009
New York, NY 10003-6688
Telephone: 212-998-8200
Fax: 212-995-4015
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: biology.as.nyu.edu
M.S.
Dual-degree:
M.S.-M.B.A
Non-degree
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Ph.D. applications:
December 1
Ph.D. applications are accepted
for fall only.
Master’s and non-degree
applications (except JST):
May 15: Fall
November 1: Spring
Master’s applications to JST:
December 15: Fall
Applications to JST are accepted
for fall only.
All degree applicants must
use the online application.
General Biology
BIOL
BIO
(Non-degree applicants to General Biology must
carefully read the requirements section below.)
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR BIOLOGY
Ph.D. Applicants:
GRE: GRE general test required.
TOEFL: TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Master’s Applicants:
GRE (all programs except Oral Biology and dual degree with Stern): GRE general test required.
GRE for Applicants to Oral Biology: GRE general test or DAT scores required. Applicants may request a waiver of this requirement if they have
taken the MCAT. Contact the Biology Department directly for consideration.
GRE for Applicants to Biology/Business: GRE general test or GMAT scores required. Send official GMAT test scores to GSAS using school code
5TF-5G-76 (also separately send GMAT scores to Stern where the GMAT is required, using their GMAT school code).
TOEFL: TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the Stern School of Business.
Non-degree Applicants: Non-degree applicants to General Biology who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold a
current H1-B visa, must use the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to
Application Policies in the Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a final and
official academic transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with grades received. The
TOEFL is required of applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1). The GRE, letters of
recommendation, and résumé are optional (please leave items blank on the application if you do not provide). The statement of purpose should
explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you plan on taking.
* Doctoral research in neuroscience at NYU is distributed across multiple departments and inter-disciplinary centers. Carefully consider programs
before applying to one. A full listing of programs can be found at www.neuroscience.nyu.edu.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
CENTER FOR NEURAL
SCIENCE
Please refer to the
departmental listing under
“Neural Science.”
4 Washington Place
Room 809
New York, NY 10003-6621
Telephone: 212-998-7780
Fax: 212-995-4011
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.cns.nyu.edu
Doctoral research in neuroscience at NYU is distributed across multiple departments and inter-disciplinary centers. Carefully consider programs
before applying to one. A full listing of programs can be found at www.neuroscience.nyu.edu. To apply to the Center for Neural Science, please
refer to the departmental listing under “Neural Science.”
CHEMISTRY
Silver Center
100 Washington Square East
10th Floor
New York, NY 10003-6688
Telephone: 212-998-8400
Fax: 212-260-7905
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: chemistry.fas.nyu.edu
Ph.D. and M.S.
Chemical Biology Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Material/Nano Science
Organic Chemistry
Theory/Physical Chemistry
CHEM
CHEM
CHEM
CHEM
CHEM
CBI
ING
MNS
ORG
PHT
December 12
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR CHEMISTRY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in Chemistry or other related science area strongly recommended. TOEFL
required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
CINEMA STUDIES
Ph.D. and M.A.
Cinema Studies
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Please contact the Tisch
Graduate Admissions Office for
application instructions at
http://graduate.tisch.nyu.edu/object/
howtoapply.html.
Graduate Admissions Office
Tisch School of the Arts
New York University
721 Broadway, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10003-6807
Telephone: 212-998-1600
(department) or
212-998-1900 (admissions
office)
Fax: 212-995-4061
E-mail:
[email protected]
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR CINEMA STUDIES
Please contact the program for application requirements. Refer to their website at http://graduate.tisch.nyu.edu/page/admissions.html.
CLASSICS
Ph.D. and M.A.
Classics
Silver Center
100 Washington Square East
Room 503
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-8590
Fax: 212-995-4209
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: classics.as.nyu.edu
CLAS
CLA
January 4
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR CLASSICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: An academic writing sample is recommended. It may be a term paper, a lecture delivered at a meeting, or a published article. If
your writing sample contains Greek or other non-standard characters, it may not print properly as part of the online application. If so, it would be
best if you sent your writing sample both as a pdf document as part of your online application and as a separate hard copy (with a brief cover
letter) directly to the department, in care of the Director of Graduate Studies. Be sure to keep a paper copy for your records. We may ask you to
mail, fax, or email a copy directly to the department if there are problems in reading your writing sample.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
COMPARATIVE
LITERATURE
Ph.D. and M.A.
Comparative Literature
COLI
December 18
CLI
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
13 University Place
3rd Floor
New York, NY 10003-4556
Telephone: 212-998-8790
Fax: 212-995-4377
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: complit.as.nyu.edu
Applicants intending to pursue a
terminal M.A. should consult
with the department before
applying. Terminal M.A.
applications are accepted only in
rare cases; no financial aid is
given to such candidates.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample (maximum of 6,000-8,000 words) of a scholarly, academic work is required. The work may be a term paper, a
conference essay, or a published article, and must be written in English.
Other: Please be aware of the department’s non-English language requirements. Check the departmental web site for further information.
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Warren Weaver Hall
251 Mercer Street
Room 306
New York, NY 10012-1110
Telephone: 212-998-3063
Fax: 212-995-4124
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: cs.nyu.edu
Ph.D.
M.S.
Joint M.S.
Non-degree
Computer Science
CSCI
CSC
Computer Science
CSCI
CSC
Information Systems
INFO
INF
Scientific Computing
SCOM
SCI
(with Mathematics)
Computer Science
CSCI
CSC
(Non-degree applicants to Computer Science must
carefully read the requirements section below.)
Ph.D. applications: December 12
Master’s and non-degree
applications (admission only, no
financial aid):
March 1: Fall
October 1: Spring
All degree applicants must
use the online application; all
recommenders must use the
online recommendation
system.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Non-degree Applicants: Non-degree applicants to Computer Science may only take courses offered through the master’s program. Non-degree
applicants who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold a current H1-B visa, must use the online application to apply.
Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to Application Policies in the Application Resource Center for more
information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a final and official academic transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s
degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with grades received. The TOEFL is optional. The GRE general test is recommended
but not required. Letters of recommendation and a résumé are optional. Please leave items blank on the application if you do not provide them.
The statement of purpose should explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you plan on
taking.
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FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
DATA SCIENCE
M.S.
Data Science
DATA
DAT
Non-degree
Data Science
DATA
DAT
Master’s applications:
February 4: Fall
726 Broadway
7th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-3401
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: cds.nyu.edu
Non-degree applications:
August 1: Fall
November 1: Spring
All degree applicants must
use the online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR DATA SCIENCE
GRE: Applicants may choose to submit either the GMAT or the GRE general test. Send official GRE test scores to GSAS using school code
2596, or send official GMAT test scores to GSAS using school code 5TF-5G-76. GRE subject tests are not required.
TOEFL: TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Non-degree Applicants: Non-degree applicants who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold a current H1-B visa, must use
the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to Application Policies in the
Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a final and official academic transcript
showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with grades received. The TOEFL is required of
applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1). The GRE, letters of recommendation, and résumé are
also required. The statement of purpose should explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you
plan on taking.
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DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
DRAPER
INTERDISCIPLINARY
MASTER’S PROGRAM
IN HUMANITIES AND
SOCIAL THOUGHT
M.A.
Humanities and Social Thought
DRAP
Applications must be completed
by
July 1: Fall
December 1: Spring
DRA
All applicants must use the
online application.
14 University Place
1st Floor
New York, NY 10003-4589
Telephone: 212-998-8070
Fax: 212-995-4691
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: www.draper.fas.nyu.edu
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR DRAPER
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
ECONOMICS
19 West 4th Street
6th Floor
New York, NY 10012-1119
Telephone: 212-998-8900
Fax: 212-995-4186
E-mail:
Ph.D.: [email protected]
M.A.: [email protected]
Web: www.econ.nyu.edu
Ph.D.
M.A.
Dual degrees:
Ph.D.-J.D.
M.A.-J.D.
Economics
Economics
ECON
ECON
ECO
ECO
Africana Studies/Economics
AFEC
AFE
Economics/Law
Economics/Law
ECON
ECON
JLE
JLE
Ph.D. applications: December 18
Master’s applications: February 1
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ECONOMICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (Ph.D. applicants): Not required, but evidence of original research is encouraged. Please refer to supplementary form for Economics
Ph.D. applicants in the online application (Step 2: Page 5).
Writing Sample (Master’s applicants): Not required; not accepted.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Law.
Important Note for Applicants to the Master’s Program: All master’s applicants must complete all parts of the online application, including the section
labeled “Courses Taken” which requests information on economics and math courses completed previously.
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FIELDS OF STUDY
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DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
ENGLISH
Ph.D.
ENGL
ENG
Ph.D. applications:
December 1
244 Greene Street
5th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-8802
Fax: 212-995-4019
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: english.fas.nyu.edu
M.A.
English and American
Literature
English and American
Literature
ENGL
ENG
Master’s applications:
January 13
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ENGLISH
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in English recommended but not required. TOEFL required of all applicants
who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample of academic literary criticism is required. It should demonstrate your strongest work in that mode and should not
exceed 10-12 double-spaced pages.
ENGLISH—
CREATIVE WRITING
Lillian Vernon Creative
Writers House
58 West 10th Street
New York, NY 10011
Telephone: 212-998-8816
Fax: 212-995-4864
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: cwp.fas.nyu.edu
M.A.
M.F.A.
Creative Writing—Fiction
Creative Writing—Poetry
Creative Writing—Fiction
Creative Writing—Poetry
CRET
CRET
CREA
CREA
CWF
CWP
CRF
CRP
Writers Workshop in Paris—
Fiction
Writers Workshop in Paris—
Poetry
CREA
PRF
CREA
PRP
Creative Writing—Fiction and
Poetry
December 18
Creative writing applications are
accepted for fall only.
Writers Workshop in Paris—
Fiction and Poetry
October 15 for spring residency
March 15 for fall residency
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ENGLISH CREATIVE WRITING
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required for all programs except the Writers Workshop in Paris. TOEFL required of all applicants who are
not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A creative writing sample is required. It should not exceed 25 double-spaced pages for fiction applicants and 10 single-spaced
pages for poetry applicants. The font size should be 12 point or larger.
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FIELDS OF STUDY
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DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH SCIENCES
Ph.D.
Biostatistics
Epidemiology
Exposure Assessment and
Health Effects
Molecular Toxicology/
Carcinogenesis
Systemic Toxicology
Environmental Toxicology
Occupational-Environmental
Hygiene
EHSC
EHSC
EHSC
EBI
EHE
EXA
December 18
EHSC
EMC
EHSC
EHSC
EHSC
EST
EHT
EHH
All applicants must use the
online application.
Department of
Environmental Medicine
New York University
Langone Medical Center
57 Old Forge Road
Tuxedo, NY 10987
Telephone: 845-731-3661
Fax: 845-351-2058
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: (see below)
M.S.
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Web: http://environmental-medicine.med.nyu.edu/graduate-program
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH SCIENCES—
Ph.D.
Ergonomics and Biomechanics
EHSC
EAB
M.S.
Ergonomics and Biomechanics
ERBI
EOB
Advanced Certificate
Ergonomics
ERGO
ERG
ERGONOMICS AND
BIOMECHANICS
Occupational and Industrial
Orthopedics Center (OIOC)
63 Downing Street
New York, NY 10014-4331
Telephone: 212-255-6690
Fax: 212-255-6754
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: (see below)
EAB and EOB—Applications
are accepted throughout the year
for fall admission only.
ERG—Applications are
accepted throughout the year for
spring admission only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ERGONOMIC AND BIOMECHANICS
GRE and TOEFL (all programs except Advanced Certificate): GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English
speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
GRE and TOEFL (Advanced Certificate): GRE general test required. Applicants may request a waiver of the GRE requirement if they hold a
master's or doctoral degree, or if they have three or more years of relevant professional experience with a demonstrable research component. If
the student chooses to later apply to the master's program, the GRE will be required. Contact the program directly regarding consideration for a
waiver. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Web: http://www.med.nyu.edu/oioc/education/
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FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
EUROPEAN AND
MEDITERRANEAN
STUDIES
M.A.
European Culture and Society
European Politics and Policy
Mediterranean Studies
EURM
EURM
EURM
CUL
POT
EMD
Joint M.A.
European and Mediterranean
Studies/Journalism
EURJ
EUJ
Applications to EURM
February 1: Initial deadline for
admissions; priority deadline for
financial aid consideration
May 1: Final deadline for
admissions and financial aid
consideration (pending
availability)
285 Mercer Street, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-3838
Fax: 212-995-4188
E-mail:
european.studies @nyu.edu
Web: www.cems.as.nyu.edu
Applications to EURJ
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Applications are accepted for fall
only for all programs.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR EUROPEAN AND MEDITERRANEAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It is preferred that it concerns Europe and the Mediterranean. It should demonstrate analytical skills
and not exceed 10 double-spaced pages. Submissions may include an original work for the application, or a course assignment, conference paper,
excerpt from a thesis or academic work, or a published article.
Writing Sample (European and Mediterranean Studies/Journalism): In addition to the writing sample described above for all applicants, three additional
writing samples are required for Journalism. The writing samples need not have been published, although if you have clips you are proud of,
please do submit them. The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for journalism. Clips from your college
newspaper, personal essays, academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable.
FINE ARTS
Ph.D.
M.A.
Institute of Fine Arts
One East 78th Street
New York, NY 10075-0178
Telephone: 212-992-5800
Fax: 212-992-5807
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.ifa.nyu.edu
M.A. and Advanced
Certificate
History of Art and
Archaeology
History of Art and
Archaeology
History of Art and
Archaeology/Conservation
FINH
IFA
December 18
FINH
IFA
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
FINH
IFC
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR FINE ARTS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. Those applicants who already have a master’s degree in art history must submit a copy of their thesis
or another research paper to be read by an appropriate member of the IFA faculty.
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FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
FRENCH
Ph.D.
French Literature
French Literature/First Year in
Paris
French Studies/French
French Literature (in New
York City)
Literary Translation: FrenchEnglish
NYU Paris—Literature
NYU Paris—Language and
Civilization
NYU Paris—Language and
Civilization/Museum Studies
NYU Paris—Teaching French
as a Foreign Language
(Applicants apply through
NYU Steinhardt. Refer to
requirements section below.)
FREN
FREN
FRC
PAR
Ph.D. applications:
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
IFSF
FREM
JFF
FRL
FRLT
LTR
FREM
FREL
NYF
LAN
FREL
LCM
19 University Place
6th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-8700
Fax: 212-995-3539
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: (see below)
NYU Paris
Telephone: 212-998-7625
Fax: 212-995-4667
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: (see below)
Joint Ph.D.
M.A.
Master’s applications for FRL
and LTR:
April 15: Fall
Master’s applications for NYF
and LCM:
March 1: Fall admission with
financial aid consideration
April 15: Fall admission only
Master’s applications for LAN:
March 1: Fall admission with
financial aid consideration
April 15: Fall admission only
April 15: Summer
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR FRENCH
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (all programs except Literary Translation: French-English): A writing sample of scholarly, academic writing, no longer than 25 pages
double-spaced or 7,000 words in total, is required. It may be made up of one or two term papers, a research paper written for a French course, or
an extract from an honors thesis; some or all of it must be in French.
Writing Sample (Literary Translation: French-English): A sample of a document and its translation, as done by the applicant; double-spaced and not
exceeding 10 pages.
NYU Paris—Teaching French as a Foreign Language: Please contact the program for application requirements and materials. Applicants apply for
admission through NYU Steinhardt and not through GSAS. For more information, please refer to the following website:
http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/teachlearn/foreign/ma/french
Web:
french.as.nyu.edu
paris.as.nyu.edu
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DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
FRENCH STUDIES
Ph.D. (Joint
Programs)
French Studies/French
IFSF
JFF
French Studies/History
IFSH
ISH
Ph.D. applications:
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
M.A.
French Studies
IFST
IFS
M.A. (Joint Program)
Advanced Certificate
Dual degrees:
M.A.-M.B.A.
French Studies/Journalism
French Studies
IFSJ
IFST
JFJ
ICC
Master’s applications (except
JFG):
February 7
French Studies/Business
Administration
French Studies/Law
IFST
JFG
Master’s applications to JFG:
December 15
IFST
JLF
15 Washington Mews
Room 105
New York, NY 10003-6694
Telephone: 212-998-8740
Fax: 212-995-4142
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: ifs.as.nyu.edu
M.A.-J.D.
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Late master’s applications may
be considered. Please email the
Director of Graduate Studies in
French Studies before applying.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR FRENCH STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should be limited to 25 double-spaced pages, perhaps drawing from a larger work. For the joint
Ph.D. in French and French Studies, it should be written in French. For all other programs, it may be written in French or English. It may be a
term paper, essay or publication that demonstrates your capacity to conduct research and/or social historical, political, cultural, or literary analysis.
It need not have been published.
Writing Sample (French Studies/Journalism): In addition to the writing sample described above for all applicants, three additional writing samples are
required for Journalism. The writing samples need not have been published, although if you have clips you are proud of, please do submit them.
The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for journalism. Clips from your college newspaper, personal essays,
academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the Stern School of Business or the School of Law.
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DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
GERMAN
Ph.D.
GERM
GER
19 University Place
3rd Floor
New York, NY 10003-4556
Telephone: 212-998-8650
Fax: 212-995-4823
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: german.as.nyu.edu
M.A.
Germanic Languages and
Literatures
Germanic Languages and
Literatures
GERM
GER
Ph.D. applications:
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Master’s applications: April 15
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Students intending to pursue a
Ph.D. should apply directly to
the Ph.D. program, whether or
not they already hold an M.A.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR GERMAN
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should demonstrate your skills in interpreting a literary or philosophical text from the German
tradition, and should be presented complete with full references, sources, and notes. It can be written either in English or in German and should
be double spaced and not exceed 20 pages.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
HEBREW AND JUDAIC
STUDIES
Ph.D. and M.A.
Hebrew and Judaic Studies
HEBR
HJS
Joint Ph.D.
HJSH
JHI
Skirball Department of
Hebrew and Judaic Studies
51 Washington Square South
Room 101
New York, NY 10012-1075
Telephone: 212-998-8980
Fax: 212-995-4178
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: hebrewjudaic.as.nyu.edu
M.A.
Hebrew and Judaic Studies/
History
Hebrew and Judaic Studies/
Museum Studies
Applications to HJS, JHI and
JMU:
January 4
HEBR
JMU
HEBR
JPA
HEBR
JEU
Dual degree:
M.P.A.-M.A.
M.A.-M.A.
Public Administration and
Judaic Studies (with Wagner)
Education and Jewish
Studies/Hebrew and Judaic
Studies (with Steinhardt)
Applications to JPA and JEU:
January 4: Recommended date
April 1: Final deadline date
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR HEBREW AND JUDAIC STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample of critical analysis is recommended. This may be a term paper, a conference paper, excerpt from a thesis or a
published article. The writing sample should be double spaced, Times New Roman 12 point font, and no more than 6,000 words.
Ph.D. Applicants Only, Statement of Purpose: Applicants to any doctoral program in Hebrew and Judaic Studies are required to append to their
statement of purpose a one-page, double-spaced description of their proficiency in Hebrew and the sources from which it was acquired. Nonnative speakers of Hebrew should indicate (1) the institutions at which they studied Hebrew; (2) the textbooks from which they studied; (3) the
extent to which their program of study incorporated Biblical, classical, and modern Hebrew; and (4) the highest level achieved. Native speakers
should indicate the years completed in Israeli schools and universities.
Ph.D. Applicants Only, Autobiographical Statement in Hebrew: Applicants to any doctoral program in Hebrew and Judaic Studies may also, at their
option, include an autobiographical statement in Hebrew, one page maximum. This statement should be hand-written personally by the applicant
and should be saved as a pdf file and uploaded in the online application on one of the pages labeled “Additional Information.” If it is not possible
to save the autobiographical statement as a pdf, then please mail it to the department at the address shown above. Be sure to include your name,
date of birth and Embark ID.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, or the Steinhardt School of
Culture, Education, and Human Development.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
HISTORICAL AND
SUSTAINABLE
ARCHITECTURE
DEGREES CONFERRED
M.A.
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
Historical and Sustainable
Architecture (offered at NYU
in London)
Department of Art History
303 Silver Center
100 Washington Square
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-8180
Fax: 212-995-4152
E-mail: [email protected]
Web:
arthistory.as.nyu.edu/page/ma
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
SUST
APPLICATION DEADLINES
SUS
March 1
Applications are accepted for
fall only.
Late applications are considered
if space remains.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR HISTORICAL AND SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE
GRE: GRE general test required.
TOEFL: Historical and Sustainable Architecture has special language testing requirements. Please refer to the FAQ on “English language testing
requirements” on the program’s website at http://arthistory.as.nyu.edu/page/ma. You will find it listed toward the bottom of the web page, after
the video and “Apply Now.”
Writing Sample: A writing sample or portfolio is required. Writing samples should not exceed 10 double-spaced pages in length, and should
demonstrate the ability to write clearly, to present and support an argument, and to document sources of research. Portfolios should focus on
student or professional work and should include written analysis of design problems and proposed solutions.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
HISTORY
Ph.D.
Africa
African Diaspora
Atlantic World
Medieval European History
Early Modern European
History
Modern European History
East Asian History
South Asian History
Latin American and Caribbean
History
United States History
French Studies/History
Hebrew and Judaic Studies/
History
History/Middle Eastern
Studies
Archives and Public History
History of Women and Gender
World History
Archives
Public History
HIST
HIST
HIST
HIST
HIST
AFA
AFD
AWH
MEH
EME
HIST
HIST
HIST
HIST
MOE
EAH
SAH
HCL
HIST
IFSH
HJSH
USH
ISH
JHI
HMES
JME
HIAP
HIST
WHIS
HIAR
HIPU
HAP
WOM
WHI
HIH
HIP
History/Law
History/Law
HIST
HIST
HJL
HJL
53 Washington Square South
4th Floor
New York, NY 10012-1098
Telephone: 212-998-8600
Fax: 212-995-4017
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: history.fas.nyu.edu
Joint Ph.D.
M.A.
Advanced Certificate
Dual degrees:
Ph.D.–J.D.
M.A.–J.D.
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Ph.D. applications:
December 18
Joint Ph.D. applications—for
the application deadline date,
please meet the deadline of the
other department.
Master’s applications:
March 2
Applications are accepted for
the fall only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR HISTORY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (all programs except Archives and Public History): An academic writing sample is required and should not exceed 35 pages doublespaced.
Writing Sample (Archives and Public History): An academic writing sample is required. It may consist of a published article, an academic paper, an
archival finding aid, or some other appropriate item and should not exceed 35 double-spaced pages.
Joint Ph.D. Applicants to Hebrew and Judaic Studies/History Only: Applicants to any doctoral program in Hebrew and Judaic Studies are required to
append to their statement of purpose a one-page, double-spaced description of their proficiency in Hebrew and the sources from which it was
acquired. Non-native speakers of Hebrew should indicate (1) the institutions at which they studied Hebrew; (2) the textbooks from which they
studied; (3) the extent to which their program of study incorporated Biblical, classical, and modern Hebrew; and (4) the highest level achieved.
Native speakers should indicate the years completed in Israeli schools and universities. (2) Applicants may also, at their option, include an
autobiographical statement in Hebrew, one page maximum. This statement should be hand-written personally by the applicant and should be
saved as a pdf file and uploaded in the online application on one of the pages labeled “Additional Information.” If it is not possible to save the
autobiographical statement as a pdf, then please mail it to the Hebrew and Judaic Department at the address shown in their section of this
document. Be sure to include your name, date of birth and Embark ID.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Law.
Important Note for Applicants to the Advanced Certificate Programs: To enroll in the advanced certificate program, students must have completed a
master’s or doctoral degree or be enrolled concurrently in a master’s or doctoral program in the humanities, social sciences or sciences.
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ADDRESS
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FIELDS OF STUDY
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DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS
M.A.
INTP
INTP
INP
INB
Master’s applications:
January 4
19 University Place, 5th Fl.
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-9064
Fax: 212-995-4184
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: ir.as.nyu.edu
Joint M.A.
International Relations
International Politics and
International Business
International Relations/
Journalism
JINT
JIN
Applications are accepted for
the fall only.
Late applications to the
master’s program are
considered.
See also Politics for related
programs of study.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It could be a paper for an undergraduate class or a publication. It should demonstrate the applicant’s
ability to analyze a topic insightfully and it should be written in the English language. The paper should be double-spaced and not exceed 3,000
words. A good paper, well-written and with insight, will improve the chances of admission.
Writing Sample (International Relations/Journalism): In addition to the writing sample shown above for all master’s applicants, three different writing
samples are required for Journalism. The writing samples need not have been published, although if you have clips you are proud of, please do
submit them. The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for journalism. Clips from your college newspaper, personal
essays, academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable.
IRISH AND IRISH
AMERICAN STUDIES
M.A.
Irish and Irish-American
Studies
Glucksman Ireland House
One Washington Mews
New York, NY 10003-6691
Telephone: 212-998-3950
Fax: 212-995-4373
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: irelandhouse.as.nyu.edu
IRSH
IRH
March 1: Admission with
financial aid consideration
Late applications are considered.
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR IRISH AND IRISH AMERICAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should demonstrate analytical skills and not exceed 15-20 double-spaced pages. Scholarly, academic
work is preferred but not required.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
ITALIAN STUDIES
Ph.D.
M.A.
Italian Studies
Italian Studies (New York)
Italian Studies (Florence)
ITAL
ITLC
ITLC
Ph.D. applications:
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò
24 West 12th Street
Room 407
New York, NY 10011-8697
Telephone: 212-998-8730
Fax: 212-995-4012
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: italian.as.nyu.edu
ITR
ITA
FLC
Ph.D. applications are accepted
for fall only.
Master’s applications, New
York:
April 15: Fall
November 1: Spring
Master’s applications, Florence:
April 15: Fall
April 1: Summer
It is preferred that master’s
applicants for Florence start
enrollment in the fall term.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ITALIAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: An academic writing sample is required, demonstrating skills in literary, cultural or historical analysis. It may be written in Italian or
English. The text should not exceed 15 double-spaced pages if you are applying to the master's program, and 25 double-spaced pages if you are
applying to the Ph.D program.
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DEPARTMENT NAME AND
ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
JOURNALISM
M.A.
Cultural Reporting and
Criticism
Literary Reportage
JOUR
CRC
JOUR
LRP
Magazine Writing
JOUR
PRI
News and Documentary
JOUR
DOC
Reporting New York
JOUR
RNY
Reporting the Nation
JOUR
RTN
Studio 20
JOUR
STU
Arthur L. Carter Journalism
Institute
20 Cooper Square
6th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-7993
Fax: 212-995-4148
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: journalism.nyu.edu
M.A. and Advanced
Certificate
Joint M.A.
Journalism and Religion
(Refer to listing for master’s
in Religious Studies)
Business and Economic
Reporting
Science, Health and
Environmental Reporting
Global Journalism Programs
BERJ
BER
SHER
SER
Africana Studies/Journalism
JAFR
JAF
European and
Mediterranean Studies/
Journalism
French Studies/Journalism
EURJ
EUJ
IFSJ
JFJ
JINT
JIN
JLAC
JOC
JOUN
JOS
JRUS
JRU
International Relations/
Journalism
Latin American and
Caribbean Studies/
Journalism
Near Eastern Studies/
Journalism
Russian and Slavic Studies/
Journalism
APPLICATION DEADLINES
December 18: Recommended
date
January 4: Final deadline date
BER:
Late applications are accepted
until May 1.
All programs except BER:
Late applications will be
considered if space remains.
Applications are accepted for
fall only for all programs.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR JOURNALISM
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Three different writing samples are required. The writing samples need not have been published, although if you have clips you are
proud of, please do submit them. The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for journalism. Clips from your college
newspaper, personal essays, academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable.
Writing Sample (all joint M.A. Global Journalism Programs): In addition to the three Journalism writing samples, an additional writing sample may be
required by the non-Journalism program. Please refer to the individual listing in this document for the writing sample requirements of the other
program.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
LATIN AMERICAN AND
CARIBBEAN STUDIES
M.A.
Latin American and Caribbean
Studies
LATC
CLC
Latin American and Caribbean
Studies/Museum Studies
Latin American and Caribbean
Studies/Museum Studies
Latin American and Caribbean
Studies/Journalism
LATC
MUA
LATC
MUC
Applications to LATC and
LCSL:
February 1: Admission with
financial aid consideration
April 15: Admission only
JLAC
JOC
LCSL
CLW
53 Washington Square South
Room 4W
New York, NY 10012-1098
Telephone: 212-998-8686
Fax: 212-995-4163
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.clacs.as.nyu.edu
M.A. and Certificate
Joint M.A.
Dual degree:
M.A.-J.D.
Latin American and Caribbean
Studies/Law
Applications to JLAC:
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Applications are accepted for fall
only for all programs.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should be limited to 15 double-spaced pages, perhaps excerpting a longer work, and must be
written in English. It should be a term paper, essay, or publication that demonstrates your capacity to conduct research and/or social, political, or
cultural analysis. It need not have been published. If you are a native speaker of Spanish or Portuguese, you may submit an additional writing
sample not longer than 15 double-spaced pages written in Spanish or Portuguese; this text is optional and does not replace the English language
sample. The additional writing sample should be uploaded in the online application on one of the pages labeled “Additional Information.”
Writing Sample (Latin American and Caribbean Studies/Journalism): In addition to the writing sample described above for all applicants, three additional
writing samples are required for Journalism. The writing samples need not have been published, although if you have clips you are proud of,
please do submit them. The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for journalism. Clips from your college
newspaper, personal essays, academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Law.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
LINGUISTICS
Ph.D.
Linguistics
LING
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
10 Washington Place
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-7950
Fax: 212-995-4707
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: linguistics.as.nyu.edu
LIN
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application (see
“other” note below).
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR LINGUISTICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should be a term paper, senior essay, thesis or publication. It should demonstrate your academic
preparation and potential to do creative research in linguistics as conducted at NYU. If your background is not in linguistics, please send a sample
that illustrates your potential to successfully pursue a graduate degree in this department. Your writing sample should be no longer than 50
double-spaced pages (or equivalent).
Other: Applications should be submitted online. If the applicant does not have access to appropriate internet facilities for an extended period of
time, he or she must allow enough time for a paper application and all supporting materials to arrive by the deadline. Please contact
[email protected] well in advance of the application deadline for instructions.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
MATHEMATICS
Ph.D. and M.S.
Ph.D.
Mathematics
Atmosphere Ocean Science
and Mathematics
Mathematics in Finance
Scientific Computing
(with Computer Science)
MATH
ATMO
MAT
ATM
MATF
SCOM
MAF
SCI
Ph.D. applications:
Fall admission with financial aid
December 18: Strongly
recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Mathematics in
Finance/General Management
(with Stern School of Business)
Financial Mathematics
Mathematics
MATF
MAB
MATC
MATH
MFM
MAT
MATF
MAF
Warren Weaver Hall
251 Mercer Street
Room 623 (Mathematics)
Room 624 (Math in Finance)
New York, NY 10012-1110
Telephone: 212-998-3238
Fax: 212-995-4121
E-mail:
Ph.D. and general master’s:
[email protected]
Math Finance:
[email protected]
Web: www.math.nyu.edu
M.S.
Joint M.S.
Dual degree:
M.S.-M.B.A.
Advanced Certificate
Non-degree
Mathematics in Finance
(Non-degree applicants must
carefully read the requirements
section below.)
Mathematics in Finance
(MS):
February 8: Fall, full-time study
only
August 1: Fall, part-time study
only
December 1: Spring, part-time
study only
Mathematics in Finance
(MS/MBA Dual Degree):
February 8: Fall
Mathematics in Finance
(Non-degree):
August 1: Fall
December 1: Spring
All other master’s
applications:
April 1: Fall
November 1: Spring
April 15: Summer
Financial Mathematics
(Certificate):
August 1: Fall
December 1: Spring
Mathematics (Non-degree):
August 1: Fall
November 1: Spring
All degree applicants must
use the online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR MATHEMATICS—PLEASE SEE NEXT PAGE.
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DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR MATHEMATICS
GRE for Ph.D. Applicants to Mathematics: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in Mathematics required.
GRE for Ph.D. Applicants to Atmosphere Ocean Science and Mathematics: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in Mathematics required;
applicants may substitute the GRE subject test in Physics.
GRE for all Master’s and Advanced Certificate Applicants except M.S.-M.B.A: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in Mathematics or other
quantitative field strongly encouraged.
GRE for M.S.-M.B.A. Applicants: Please refer to section below for dual degree applicants.
TOEFL: TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Optional Video Submission: As part of the application to the Ph.D. program in Mathematics, Atmosphere Ocean Science, or the master's programs
in Mathematics in Finance, the department encourages you to submit a short video statement. This is an optional part of your application and
is not required. Please read the detailed instructions at http://gsas.nyu.edu/object/grad.app.page1-video.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the Stern School of Business. Dual degree applicants may choose to submit
either the GMAT or the GRE general test for the purposes of their application to GSAS. Send official GMAT test scores to GSAS using school
code 5TF-5G-76 (also separately send GMAT scores to Stern where the GMAT is required, using their GMAT school code). Dual degree
applicants also will be considered for admission to the regular Mathematics in Finance M.S. program, provided GRE general test scores have
been submitted.
All Mathematics in Finance Applicants: Include with your application a one-page professional résumé listing education, employment history, skills and
other important information. See the program’s website for more information and tips on the application process.
Full-time Mathematics in Finance Applicants: Please let the program know as soon as possible if you have a deadline from another program and have
not received a decision from us. Email [email protected].
Non-degree Applicants (Mathematics): Non-degree applicants to Mathematics who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold a
current H1-B visa, must use the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to
Application Policies in the Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a final and
official academic transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with grades received. The
TOEFL is required of applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1). The GRE, letters of
recommendation, and résumé are optional (please leave items blank on the application if you do not provide). The statement of purpose should
explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you plan on taking.
Non-degree Applicants (Mathematics in Finance): Non-degree applicants to Mathematics in Finance who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or
applicants who hold a current H1-B visa, must use the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree
application. Refer to Application Policies in the Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must
provide a final and official academic transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with
grades received. The TOEFL is required of applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1). A résumé is
required. The GRE and letters of recommendation are optional (please leave items blank on the application if you do not provide). The statement
of purpose should explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you plan on taking.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
MIDDLE EASTERN
AND ISLAMIC STUDIES
Ph.D.
Middle Eastern and Islamic
Studies
MIDS
MES
December 18
Joint Ph.D.
History/Middle Eastern
Studies
HMES
JME
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
50 Washington Square South
Room 200
New York, NY 10012-1073
Telephone: 212-998-8880
Fax: 212-995-4689
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: meis.as.nyu.edu
Applicants intending to pursue a
terminal M.A. degree should
apply to Near Eastern Studies.
Students intending to pursue a
Ph.D. should apply to Middle
Eastern and Islamic Studies,
whether or not they already have
an M.A.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR MIDDLE EASTERN AND ISLAMIC STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It can be a research paper or senior thesis chapter. It is preferred that it be in the field of the
applicant’s interest, but other work will be accepted.
MUSEUM STUDIES
240 Greene Street
Suite 400
New York, NY 10003-6675
Telephone: 212-998-8080
Fax: 212-995-4185
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
museumstudies.as.nyu.edu
M.A.
Advanced Certificate
Museum Studies
Museum Studies
MSMS
MSMS
MUT
MUT
Fall applications:
February 15: Recommended date
April 1: Final deadline date
Spring applications:
November 1
Spring applications will be
considered if space remains
available. Please contact the
program in September before
applying for spring.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR MUSEUM STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Other: Applicants may arrange a personal or telephone interview, although an interview is not required for admission.
Important Note for Applicants to the Advanced Certificate Program: To enroll in the advanced certificate program, students must have completed a
master’s or doctoral degree or be enrolled concurrently at NYU in a master’s or doctoral program.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
MUSIC
Ph.D.
Ethnomusicology
Historical Musicology
Music Theory/Composition
MUSI
MUSI
MUSI
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Waverly Building
24 Waverly Place
Room 268
New York, NY 10003-6789
Telephone: 212-998-8300
Fax: 212-995-4147
E-mail:
fas.music.gradadmissions
@nyu.edu
Web: music.as.nyu.edu
ETH
MUG
MTC
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR MUSIC
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (Music Theory/Composition): Two or three music samples that demonstrate recent work are required. For notated music samples, a
recording should be included. Submitted samples may include electroacoustic or multimedia works, in which case there is typically no score. A
short writing sample of 5-15 double-spaced pages, on any musical topic, is also required.
Writing Sample (Ethnomusicology, Historical Musicology): One or two written papers, double-spaced, that demonstrate analytical and writing abilities are
required. These will play a major role in the admission decision.
Instructions for Submitting Recorded Material and Musical Scores: It is preferred that you submit recordings and musical scores by using a URL to point to
an online collection of your materials. Please refer to the instructions at http://gsas.nyu.edu/object/grad.app.page1-video. If you are unable
to make electronic versions of the material available, please contact the Music Department directly at the email address shown above.
NEAR EASTERN
STUDIES
Hagop Kevorkian Center
50 Washington Square South
Room 400
New York, NY 10012-1073
Telephone: 212-998-8877
Fax: 212-995-4144
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: (see below)
M.A.
Joint M.A.
Near Eastern Studies
Near Eastern Studies/Business
(with courses in the Leonard
N. Stern School of Business)
Near Eastern Studies/Museum
Studies
Near Eastern Studies/
Journalism
NEST
NEST
NES
BUS
NEST
NEC
JOUN
JOS
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
Also see Middle Eastern and
Islamic Studies.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR NEAR EASTERN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (all programs except Near Eastern Studies/Journalism): Not required.
Writing Sample (Near Eastern Studies/Journalism): Three different writing samples are required. The writing samples need not have been published,
although if you have clips you are proud of, please do submit them. The samples should represent your best overall work and your aptitude for
journalism. Clips from your college newspaper, personal essays, academic research papers, and short fiction are all acceptable.
Web: http://neareaststudies.as.nyu.edu
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
NEURAL SCIENCE
Ph.D.
Neural Science *
NEUR
December 1
NEU
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
4 Washington Place
Room 809
New York, NY 10003-6621
Telephone: 212-998-7780
Fax: 212-995-4011
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: www.cns.nyu.edu
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR NEURAL SCIENCE
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
* Doctoral research in neuroscience at NYU is distributed across multiple departments and inter-disciplinary centers. Carefully consider programs
before applying to one. A full listing of programs can be found at www.neuroscience.nyu.edu. To apply to the Center for Neural Science, please
use this departmental listing, i.e., “Neural Science.”
The Doctoral Program in Neural Science (Faculty of Arts and Science) and the Doctoral Program in Neuroscience & Physiology (Sackler
Institute, School of Medicine) have harmonized their academic and research requirements and will process applications jointly. Details of the
shared neuroscience curriculum and combined pool of neuroscience faculty mentors can be found at neuroscience.nyu.edu. Please note, your
application will be considered by a joint admissions committee, and you will therefore be eligible for admission to either program. Our goal is to
streamline the application process and give you the opportunity to find the best match for your research interests at NYU.
PERFORMANCE
STUDIES
Ph.D. and M.A.
Performance Studies
Graduate Admissions Office
Tisch School of the Arts
New York University
719 Broadway, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10003-6807
Telephone: 212-998-1620
(department);
212-998-1918 (admissions)
Fax: 212-995-4060
E-mail:
[email protected]
Please contact the Tisch
Graduate Admissions Office for
application instructions at
http://graduate.tisch.nyu.edu/object/
howtoapply.html.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PERFORMANCE STUDIES
Please contact the program for application requirements. Refer to their website at http://graduate.tisch.nyu.edu/page/admissions.html.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
PHILOSOPHY
Ph.D.
M.A.
Dual degrees:
M.A.-J.D.
Ph.D.-J.D.
Philosophy
Philosophy
PHIL
PHIL
PHI
PHI
Ph.D. applications: January 4
Philosophy/Law
Philosophy/Law
PHIL
PHIL
JLP
PJD
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
5 Washington Place
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-8320
Fax: 212-995-4179
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: philosophy.fas.nyu.edu
M.A. applications: April 15
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PHILOSOPHY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A sample of philosophical writing is required. It should not exceed 25 double-spaced pages.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Law.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
PHYSICS
Ph.D.
Physics
PHYS
Ph.D. applications: December 18
M.S.
Physics
PHYS
PHY
Non-degree
Physics
(Non-degree applicants to
Physics must carefully read the
requirements section below.)
PHYS
PHY
André and Bella Meyer Hall
4 Washington Place
Room 424
New York, NY 10003-6621
Telephone: 212-998-7708
Fax: 212-995-4016
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: physics.as.nyu.edu
PHY
M.S. applications: February 1
Applications for the Ph.D. and
master’s program are accepted
for fall only.
Non-degree applications are
accepted on a rolling basis.
All degree applicants must
use the online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PHYSICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. GRE subject test in Physics required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English
speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Non-degree Applicants: Non-degree applicants to Physics who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold a current H1-B visa,
must use the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to Application Policies in
the Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a final and official academic
transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred, including all courses with grades received. The statement of
purpose should explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses that you plan to take, including
directed reading and research courses. The GRE, TOEFL, letters of recommendation, and résumé are optional (please leave items blank on the
application if you do not provide).
POETICS AND THEORY Advanced Certificate
Poetics and Theory
Department of Classics
Rufus Smith Hall
25 Waverly Place
New York, NY 10003-6790
Telephone: 212-998-8597
Fax: 212-995-4209
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: (see below)
POET
THR
April 15: Fall
November 1: Spring
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR POETICS AND THEORY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Important Note: To enroll in the advanced certificate program, students must have completed a graduate degree or be enrolled concurrently in a
graduate program.
Web: www.nyu.edu/fas/program/poeticsandtheory
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FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
POLITICS
Ph.D.
American Government and
Politics
Comparative Politics
International Relations
Political Economy
Political Methodology
Political Theory
American Politics
Comparative Politics
International Relations – see
Program in International
Relations
Political Economy
Political Theory
POLI
PAG
POLI
POLI
POLI
POLI
POLI
POLI
POLI
--
COM
INT
ECN
PMT
PTM
AMI
COM
--
POLI
POLI
ECN
PTM
POLI
POLI
POLI
JLO
JLO
POG
19 West 4th Street
2nd Floor
New York, NY 10012-1119
Telephone: 212-998-8500
Fax: 212-995-4184
E-mail:
[email protected]
[email protected]
Web: politics.as.nyu.edu
M.A.
Dual degrees:
Ph.D.-J.D.
M.A.-J.D.
M.A.-M.B.A.
Politics/Law
Politics/Law
Politics/Business
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Ph.D. applications:
December 18
Master’s applications (except
POG):
January 4
Master’s applications to POG:
December 15
Applications are accepted for
the fall only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR POLITICS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (Ph.D. Applicants): A writing sample demonstrating academic work in social science is required. This would most likely be a paper or
chapters of a thesis from your undergraduate career. It should be between 30 and 50 pages, double-spaced. It should demonstrate your ability to
think analytically about some social science question, and communicate clearly.
Writing Sample (Master’s Applicants): A writing sample is required. It should be a paper from an undergraduate or graduate class, a chapter from a
thesis, or a publication. It should demonstrate the applicant’s ability to analyze a topic insightfully and write clearly. It should be written in the
English language. The writing sample should be double-spaced and should not exceed 25 pages.
Dual Degree Applicants: Dual degree applicants must also apply to the School of Law or the Stern School of Business.
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FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
PSYCHOLOGY
Ph.D.
Cognition and Perception *
Social Psychology (Social,
Personality, and
Organizational)
Industrial/Organizational
Psychology
General Psychology
PSYE
PSYS
PSE
PSS
Ph.D. applications:
December 12
PSYP
PSP
Applications are accepted for
Ph.D. programs for fall only.
PSYC
PSY
6 Washington Place
Room 550
New York, NY 10003-6634
Telephone: 212-998-7900
Fax: 212-995-4981
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.psych.nyu.edu
M.A.
Non-degree
General Psychology
PSYC
PSY
(Non-degree applicants to PSYC must carefully read
the requirements section below.)
General Psychology master’s
and non-degree applications.
(Admission only; no financial
aid.)
March 21: Fall
October 1: Spring
March 21: Summer
I/O master’s applications.
(Admission only; no financial
aid.)
January 15: Fall and summer
October 1: Spring
All degree applicants must
use the online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PSYCHOLOGY
GRE for Ph.D. Applicants: GRE general test required.
GRE for Master’s Applicants: GRE general test required. The master’s programs will accept the GMAT in place of the general GRE. Send official
GMAT test scores to GSAS using school code 5TF-5G-76. (Note: The Ph.D. programs in psychology will not accept the GMAT; the general
GRE is required.)
TOEFL: TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (all programs except the master’s in I/O Psychology): Not required.
Writing Sample (master’s in I/O Psychology): Required. Guidelines for a writing sample case study are available on the web at psych.nyu.edu/programs/ma.
Video Submission (master’s in I/O Psychology only): As part of the application to the master's program in I/O Psychology, the department encourages
you to submit a short video statement. Please read the detailed instructions at http://gsas.nyu.edu/object/grad.app.page1-video.
Non-degree Applicants: Non-degree applicants to General Psychology (PSYC) who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or applicants who hold
a current H1-B visa, must use the online application to apply. Other non-degree applicants must submit a paper non-degree application. Refer to
Application Policies in the Application Resource Center for more information. As part of the application, all applicants must provide a résumé, one
letter of recommendation and a final and official academic transcript showing proof that the bachelor’s degree or equivalent was conferred,
including all courses with grades received.. The GRE and additional letters of recommendation are optional (please leave items blank on the
application if you do not provide); the TOEFL is required of applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score Requirements on
page 1). The statement of purpose should explain why you want to attend the program as a non-degree student and describe the courses you plan
on taking.
* Doctoral research in neuroscience at NYU is distributed across multiple departments and inter-disciplinary centers. Carefully consider programs
before applying to one. A full listing of programs can be found at www.neuroscience.nyu.edu.
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FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
PSYCHOTHERAPY AND
PSYCHOANALYSIS,
POSTDOCTORAL
PROGRAM
Certificate
Postdoctoral Psychotherapy
and Psychoanalysis
PSYA
March 1
PPP
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
240 Greene Street
3rd Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-998-7890
Fax: 212-995-4370
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: (see below)
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PSYCHOANALYSIS
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test is not required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: Not required.
Other: Three letters of recommendation are required. Doctoral transcript is required.
Web: http://postdocpsychoanalytic.as.nyu.edu
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
M.A.
Religious Studies
RELI
REL
Journalism and Religion
RELI
REJ
726 Broadway
Suite 554
New York, NY 10003-9502
Telephone: 212-998-3756
Fax: 212-995-4827
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: religiousstudies.fas.nyu.edu
Religious Studies
January 4: Fall admission with
financial aid consideration
April 15: Fall admission only
Journalism and Religion
January 4
Applications are accepted for
the fall only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR RELIGIOUS STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (Religious Studies): A writing sample is required. It should be an example of your strongest academic writing, preferably a paper
written for an undergraduate course that demonstrates your ability to construct a coherent argument. It should not exceed 25 double-spaced
pages.
Writing Sample (Journalism and Religion): Two different writing samples are required. One should be an example of your strongest academic writing,
preferably a paper written for an undergraduate course that demonstrates your ability to construct a coherent argument. It should not exceed 25
double-spaced pages. The second should represent your aptitude for journalism. A clip from your college newspaper, a personal essay, academic
research paper, and short fiction are all acceptable.
Statement of Purpose (Journalism and Religion): As part of your statement of purpose, please include a discussion that provides the Admissions
Committee with a sense of who you are as someone who aspires to a career in journalism, writing and reporting about important matters in the
news and analysis of religious issues.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
RUSSIAN AND SLAVIC
STUDIES
M.A.
Russian and Slavic Studies
SLAV
SLA
Joint M.A.
Russian and Slavic
Studies/Journalism
JRUS
JRU
M.A.:
April 15: Fall and summer
November 1: Spring
13 University Place
2nd Floor
New York, NY 10003-4556
Telephone: 212-998-8670
Fax: 212-995-4604
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: russianslavic.as.nyu.edu
The department offers an interdisciplinary Ph.D. opportunity, the
Interdisciplinary Specialization in Russian (ISR). Applicants apply for
admission to the Ph.D. program in the Department of Comparative
Literature or the Department of History, describing interest in ISR in the
personal statement.
Joint M.A.:
January 4: Fall
Late applications are considered.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR RUSSIAN AND SLAVIC STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should be an example of your strongest academic writing, preferably a paper written for an
undergraduate course that demonstrates your ability to construct a coherent argument. The paper should be 5-20 double-spaced pages.
Writing Sample (Russian and Slavic Studies/Journalism): In addition to the writing sample described above for all applicants, two additional writing
samples are required for Journalism. One should be an example of your strongest academic writing, preferably a paper written for an
undergraduate course that demonstrates your ability to construct a coherent argument. It should be 5-20 double-spaced pages. The second should
represent your aptitude for journalism. A clip from your college newspaper, a personal essay, academic research paper, and short fiction are all
acceptable.
SOCIAL AND
CULTURAL ANALYSIS
M.A.
Social and Cultural Analysis
20 Cooper Square
4th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: 212-992-9650
Fax: 212-995-4665
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: soca.as.nyu.edu
AMCS
CSA
December 18
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR AMERICAN STUDIES
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample of sociocultural analysis is required. It may be a term paper, excerpt from an undergraduate or graduate thesis,
published article, or other example of academic writing, and should indicate your capacity for interdisciplinary study and research. Your entire
writing sample should not exceed 25 double-spaced pages.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
SOCIOLOGY
Ph.D.
Sociology
SOCI
January 4
295 Lafayette Street
Puck Building
4th Floor
New York, NY 10012-9605
Telephone: 212-998-8340
Fax: 212-995-4140
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: sociology.fas.nyu.edu
SOC
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
Applicants intending to pursue a
terminal M.A. degree should
consider Applied Quantitative
Research.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR SOCIOLOGY
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It should demonstrate the applicant's ability to construct a coherent argument and could be either a
paper for an undergraduate class or a publication. It is preferable that the sample be 5-20 pages long and double-spaced.
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
SPANISH AND
PORTUGUESE
LANGUAGES AND
LITERATURES
Ph.D.
M.A.
SPAN
SLLC
M.F.A.
Spanish and Portuguese
NYU in Madrid—
Spanish and Latin American
Linguistic, Literary and Cultural
Studies: Literary and Cultural
Studies
NYU in Madrid—
Spanish and Latin American
Linguistic, Literary and Cultural
Studies: Applied Linguistics
Creative Writing in Spanish
SPCR
CRS
Advanced Certificate
Creative Writing in Spanish
SPCR
CRS
13 University Place
4th Floor
New York, NY 10003-4556
Telephone: 212-998-8770
Fax: 212-995-4149
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: spanish.as.nyu.edu
SLLC
NYU in Madrid:
Telephone: 212-998-7576
Fax: 212-995-4149
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: (see below)
APPLICATION DEADLINES
SPL
LCS
Ph.D. applications:
January 4
ALS
Master’s programs in Madrid:
January 4: Admission with
financial aid
April 1: Admission only
Creative Writing in Spanish
applications:
January 4
Late applications will be
accepted to CRS.
Applications to all programs are
accepted for fall only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
Creative Writing in Spanish:
Telephone: 212-998-7576
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web: cwspanish.as.nyu.edu
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample (Ph.D. Applicants: A writing sample of literary criticism or critical analysis of a cultural topic is required. It must be a scholarly,
academic work, such as a term paper, master's thesis, or published article. It must be written in Spanish or Portuguese and should not exceed 30
double-spaced pages.
Writing Sample (Master’s Applicants): An academic writing sample in Spanish is required. This should be at least 4-5 double-spaced pages (but should
not exceed 10-15 pages).
Writing Sample (Creative Writing in Spanish): A writing sample in Spanish consisting of 8-10 poems or 20 pages of prose (fiction, essay) for the
master’s program; 5 poems or 12 pages of prose (fiction, essay) for the advanced certificate program.
Web for NYU in Madrid: http://spanish.as.nyu.edu/object/spanish.madrid.graduate.program
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ADDRESS
DEGREES CONFERRED
FIELDS OF STUDY
(SEE NOTE ON PAGE 2)
DEPARTMENT
AND FIELD OF
STUDY CODES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
STUDY OF THE
ANCIENT WORLD
Ph.D.
Ancient World
ISAW
December 18: Recommended date
January 4: Final deadline date
15 East 84th Street
New York, NY 10028
Telephone: 212-992-7800
Fax: 212-992-7809
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: isaw.nyu.edu
ISW
Applications are accepted for fall
only.
All applicants must use the
online application.
PROGRAM-SPECIFIC APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF THE ANCIENT WORLD
GRE and TOEFL: GRE general test required. TOEFL required of all applicants who are not native English speakers (see Test Score
Requirements on page 1).
Writing Sample: A writing sample is required. It may be a term paper, excerpt from an undergraduate or graduate thesis, or other example of
academic writing, including a lecture delivered at a meeting, or a published article. It should be double-spaced and not exceed 35 pages. If your
writing sample contains non-Roman scripts or other non-standard characters, it may not print properly as part of the online application. Please
check your document carefully. It is best if you send your online writing sample as a pdf document. Be sure to keep a paper copy for your
records. We may ask you to mail, fax, or email a copy directly to the institute if there are problems reading it.
Languages: In addition to the relevant section of the application form, a separate list of all ancient and modern languages (other than English) in
which the applicant has some proficiency is required and should be uploaded on one of the “Additional Information” pages of the online
application. This list should indicate the applicant's level in each language in concrete terms (e.g., what are the most extensive or difficult texts
that the applicant has read) and how the language was acquired.
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