NOTICE: Earthquake, Sichuan Province, 1000 miles from Shanghai
An earthquake rocked China's southwestern Sichuan Province on Saturday morning, at 8:02 a.m. local time in Ya'an city. Aftershocks have been reported as far as 200 miles from the epicenter. Students of NYU Shanghai are accounted for and have been encouraged to contact family to report in.
NYU Shanghai is NYU's newest portal campus, joining NYU Abu Dhabi and NYU New York as the backbone of the innovative Global Network University. NYU Shanghai offers a study away option for students interested in a semester or year studying in this exciting business and cultural center. Students looking to obtain their degree at this new portal can read more about opportunities here.
What is it like to live and study in Shanghai for a semester? Regardless of your tastes and preferences, Shanghai is an endlessly exciting place, rich in discoveries and new opportunities. With a population estimated to be between 16 and 24 million, it is growing and changing before your eyes. Witness the development of a city that is quickly becoming a major player on the world stage.
A fast-moving, cosmopolitan place, Shanghai has opportunities that attract a variety of interests. From an expatriate running club, to martial arts lessons, to Chinese-English language partners and a nightlife that rivals most Western cities, Shanghai has plenty to keep you busy during your stay here.
Depends on your major. Speaking with your academic adviser is the best way to determine what semester will be right for your study away experience.
See more and ask your own questions on the FAQ Forum.
Academic Calendar: Full year/fall/spring
Faculty: 18+ instructors and administrators
Student Body: 175-200 students
Course Language: English
Housing: On-campus residence hall, off-campus apartments
Meals: On-campus housing allows access to campus dining hall and nearby restaurants, off-campus housing offers kitchens and nearby restaurants
Currency: Renminbi (also referred to as Yuan)
Population of Shanghai: 18 million
Official Language: Chinese (Shanghainese dialect)
