Before You Go
Excited about studying away but still have questions about what Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging look like at the different Global Centers? Get in touch with one of the offices or partners who are happy to help you through resources and programming.
For All Students:
Center for Multicultural Education and Programs
- How can I find communities of color?
- Where should I go when I experience bias?
- What is the country’s history with its minority population?
- How can I connect with other commuter students studying abroad?
- Where can I find support as an international student?
- What club and leadership opportunities are available to me?
- How are the attitudes toward LGBTQ+ folks?
- Where can I find LGBTQ+ organizations and communities?
- What is the LGBTQ+ scene like?
- How will I be able to pracitce my faith there?
- Where can I find places of worship?
- What religious accommodations are available there?
Moses Center for Student Accessibility
- How accessible is the city?
- Where can I get disability documentation?
- What academic accommodations can I expect?
- How will I go to the doctor while I'm there?
- Where can I find information about my insurance?
- What medications should I start before I go?
- How do I know which travel documents I need?
- Where can I talk to someone about my visa?
- What are the steps to get my visa?
For NYUAD Students:
NYUAD students are welcomed to contact any of the NY resources above but the following resource is only available to them
NYU Abu Dhabi Global Education
- How does the NYUAD study away experience differ?
- Where can I talk to someone preparing to study away?
- What should I keep in mind as I think about going?
For NYUSH Students:
NYUSH students are welcomed to contact any of the NY resources above but the following resource is only available to them
NYU Shanghai Diveristy Initiative
- How is the NYUSH study away expereince different?
- Where can I talk to someone about study away?
- What should I start thinking through about study away?