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Arts & Science is the founding school and academic heart of New York University, comprising the College of Arts & Science, the Graduate School of Arts & Science, and Liberal Studies. Areas of study and research span science, the social sciences, and the humanities.
The faculty of NYU Arts & Science are the intellectual heart of New York University. Leaders in their own disciplines, they interact and collaborate across the question-driven community of Arts & Science, and drive innovative partnerships throughout the University.
In response to financial pressures, the Heights campus closed in 1973 and University College merged with Washington Square College. The new institution, which is now known simply as the College of Arts and Science, is the beneficiary of both traditions-the Heights’ residential and collegiate culture and the Square’s progressive urban focus.
On the latest episode of the College of Arts and Sciences’ web series “Wingin’ It!," Dean Robin G. Schulze takes center stage and shares her hot takes.Joined by host Zach Carr, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Communication, they share wings and delve into major questions facing students in the College.
Of tenure-line Arts & Science faculty added over the last two years, 57% are women and 66% are from underrepresented minority groups. Antonio Merlo, Dean of the Faculty of Arts & Science, noted the emphasis on the teaching mission at NYU Arts & Science. “The NYU Arts & Science faculty are known for their discipline-leading scholarship and ...
This section of the College of Arts and Science Bulletin is primarily intended for our matriculated students. It outlines crucial policies on transfer credit and also provides detailed information on Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, and other officially approved examinations that may be used (subject to restrictions noted below) to apply advanced standing credit to one’s NYU transcript and program of study.
Olivia Birdsall Clinical Professor Expository Writing, Faculty of Arts and Science Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.), New York University. Kenneth Birnbaum Professor Biology, Faculty of Arts and Science Doctorate (Academic) Jacqueline Bishop Clinical Professor Liberal Studies, Faculty of Arts and Science Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.), New York University
