Zhang Yaqi ’23 looked back to her experience at a cram-focused, discipline-heavy high school to inspire her capstone project. She will go to Harvard this fall to focus on education in the context of Asia.
Read moreAdib El Ounani '23 reflects on key aspects of his time at NYU Shanghai: learning Chinese and English simultaneously, memorable classes and internships, and his time on the soccer field.
Read more“NYU Shanghai taught me that the real benefit of every experience is getting to know people.”
Read moreJack B. Du ’17, NYU Abu Dhabi Associate Arts Instructor of Interactive Media
Read more“Coming to Shanghai and seeing how some people could have two or three identities-–I felt like I finally belonged somewhere.”
Read moreKylee Madison Borger ’17 has never been afraid to try new things. Ten years after first stepping foot in Shanghai, the alumna reflected on her time at NYU Shanghai and how it has influenced her path to medical school and beyond.
Read moreFour years later, the recent graduate sat down to talk about his NYU Shanghai journey and what he’s been up to since graduation.
Read moreFrom a teenager just getting started to an English major in college and now an elementary school teacher simultaneously pursuing a master’s degree in English pedagogy, Cao, MA TESOL '23, sees a clear throughline to her career path.
Read moreChristina Bowllan has always used souvenirs and snacks as a way to share her life in China with her family in New York City. Hickory nuts from a trip to Moganshan, where she traveled with other Chinese language students during her sophomore year.
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Over 600 students hailing from over 50 countries and 24 Chinese provinces arrived for Move-In Day on August 24, becoming NYU Shanghai’s newest cohort of first years—the Class of 2029!
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