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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.

• Students should review the complete list of academic policies here: Policies and Procedures
  
• Instructions on registering for courses and FAQs can be found here: Registering for Courses and FAQs
  
• Students must register for 12-18 credits at the NYU Study Away site. This DOES NOT include enrollment in local university courses and/or remote-taught/online courses (if available at the site).
• Taking a language course is required in Berlin, Buenos Aires, Florence, Madrid, Paris, Shanghai, and Tel Aviv. Select a course that matches your skill level.
  
• All students must participate in Global Orientations.
  
• Pay close attention to notes (on this webpage and Albert) for important information regarding:  
  • Prerequisites. Visiting students should email global.academics@nyu.edu in advance of registration to request a permission number as instructed by course notes.
  • Registration Priority. Priority is given to specific schools and/or majors for certain courses. 
  • Application Instructions. Certain courses require a separate application process.
  • Course Fees. Certain courses carry additional fees.
  • Location and Meeting Times. Certain courses require additional travel time which must be factored into your course schedule.
    
• Pay close attention to the Academics Checklist items on the Enrollment Portal for important information regarding academics. This may include separate application related to Direct Enrollment opportunities at local universities.
  
• Attendance is expected and required; Complete attendance policy found here: Policies and Procedures
  
• Don't plan your personal travel before receiving official syllabi at the start of the semester! Academic site visits and field trips are considered required class time.
• If you have trouble finding a course on Albert or encounter problems, email global.academics@nyu.edu

Registration priority for CORE courses will be given to NYU CAS students. Other students will be able to register as space remains available. Please pay close attention to course notes displayed in Albert. 

Registration priority for Global Public Health (GPH) courses will be given to NYU GPH majors. Other students will be able to register as space remains available. Please pay close attention to course notes displayed in Albert.

Registration priority for Stern (Business) courses will be given to NYU Stern students. Other students will be able to register as space remains available. Please pay close attention to course notes displayed in Albert.

NYU Stern Students: It is strongly suggested that Stern students take no more than two business courses while abroad.

Registration priority for Studio Art courses offered at NYU Berlin will be given to NYU Studio Art majors. Other students will be able to register as space remains available. Please pay close attention to course notes displayed in Albert.

Registration priority for Gallatin Fashion courses will be given to students accepted to the Gallatin Fashion Program. Other students will be permitted to register as space remains available. Please pay close attention to course notes displayed in Albert.

Registration priority for THEA-UT 9612 / GERM-UA 9290 offered at NYU Berlin will be given to NYU Tisch Program students. Other students will be able to register as space remains available. Please pay close attention to course notes displayed in Albert.

Registration priority for Legal Studies courses offered at NYU London will be given to NYU Abu Dhabi Legal Studies students. Other students will be able to register as space remains available. Please pay close attention to course notes displayed in Albert.

This online course provides an opportunity for students studying abroad to reflect, analytically and creatively, on their travel experiences. We examine the art created by travelers—travel literature, photography, paintings—and consider how traveling can itself be viewed as an art, with its own conventions, styles, traditions, and opportunities for innovation. All of the course activities are conducted on the class website: students blog about their responses to the readings and their own travels, post photos, and comment on each other’s posts. Enrollment is limited to students studying at one of NYU’s study abroad sites. Reading assignments include Alain de Botton’s The Art of Travel as well as books relevant to the city and country of each study-abroad site. For more information, visit the course website: travelstudies.org.

Permission of the instructor required (mailto:ssh1@nyu.edu). Please note there are enrollment restrictions at some NYU Global sites.

Open to Sports Management Students only

Entrepreneurialism is a major growth area in the sport industry as many sport management professionals have decided to start their own businesses. This course is designed to give the undergraduate student both a theoretical and practical exposure to issues related to this endeavor and awareness and understanding of basic business responsibilities of sport business entrepreneurs. Special emphasis is placed on discovering and evaluating opportunities, developing appropriate business concepts, determining and acquiring needed resources, and managing the start-up and growth phases of new business creation. The operational requirements of a wide range of sport businesses are considered. Learning will occur through student research, participative learning, and video presentation of the many components of the course's content.

This online 7 week course focuses on the fundamentals of computer programming (variables, conditionals, iteration, functions & objects) using JavaScript. In particular it leverages the p5.js creative computing environment which is oriented towards visual displays on desktops, laptops, tablets or smartphones. The course is designed for computer programming novices. What can computation add to human communication? You will gain a deeper understanding of the possibilities of computation–– possibilities that will augment and enhance the perspectives, abilities and knowledge you bring from your field of study (e.g. art, design, humanities, sciences, engineering). At first it may feel foreign, as foreign as learning a new language or way of thinking. But soon, once you get some basic skills under your belt, you’ll be able to make projects that reflect your own interests and passions. Course webpage.

This online 7 week course focuses on applying fundamentals of computer programming in JavaScript to interactive media projects. In particular, it leverages the p5.js creative computing environment which is oriented towards visual displays on desktops, laptops, tablets or smartphones. The course is designed for students with a foundation level understanding of programming in JavaScript with the p5.js library. The Code! course (or equivalent) is a prerequisite.

NYU Tandon School of Engineering offers several online courses which may be attractive to undergraduate students. Tandon Online offers mostly graduate coursework and undergraduate students will only be granted entry if there is space available in the course and the student has sufficient background knowledge to complete the course. For more information and a complete list of available online course offerings please visit the NYU Tandon Online website. Please note that permission is required to enroll  from both your home school advisor and the Tandon department in which the course is being offered. Approval is granted on a course-by-course basis. Prerequisites are noted at the bottom of each course description and are required for students to enroll.

Students seeking to take graduate level courses in the Tandon Computer Science and Engineering department, must complete the CSE cross-registration form and follow the department's directions. 

If you have questions about Tandon online offerings or need assistance with registration please contact tandon.online@nyu.edu. 

Question 1: Studying away from your home campus is an opportunity to expand your learning outside the classroom. What opportunities and challenges do you anticipate will impact your experience when you study away? (Recommended about 200 words)

Question 2: NYU study away is an academic opportunity designed to complement your degree. How will studying at your selected locations further your academic plans? (Recommended about 200 words)

In 250 words or less explain how the academic internship program in your selected location will connect to your professional and academic goals. Please indicate 3 different industry interest areas (ex: non-profits, marketing, advertising, etc.).

In order to be considered for a global internship program, you must first have your resume reviewed by a career coach at the Wasserman Center or the career center at NYU Abu Dhabi or NYU Shanghai. This review must take place prior to uploading your resume.
 

In 250 to 500 words address your academic and personal reasons for wanting to participate in the Gallatin Global Fashion program. Address how the courses and location will contribute to your understanding of fashion. Be sure to include any experience you may have had working in or studying the fashion industry.