NYU Steinhardt embraces interdisciplinarity and intercultural dialogue both inside the classroom and around the world.
Ready to see the world differently? The Office of Global Affairs provides opportunities for students to cultivate intercultural perspectives and an appreciation for differences across sectors of human development. Through dynamic, interdisciplinary courses, you’ll immerse yourself in local cultures, learn from experts in your discipline, and gain real-world experience across the fields of health, visual and performing arts, media, and education.
Undergraduate Study Away
Graduate Study Abroad
The Study Abroad Experience
Take your Steinhardt degree global. Integrate international perspectives into your studies as you complete required or elective coursework, forge connections with expert faculty, international professionals, local experts, and students from multiple disciplines, and gain hands-on experience in the field.
Sample program activities:
- Meet with education policymakers and tour the local Ministry of Education
- Visit a community rehabilitation center and analyze the local health system in comparison with the US system
- Learn about the impact of local culture on international music markets at a music management company
"Academically, I was able to connect theory to practice by observing how social and cultural contexts shape systems. Professionally, it enhanced my ability to engage with diverse populations, and the experience strengthened my adaptability, cultural awareness, and confidence in unfamiliar environments."
Stephanie Q., Global Perspectives in Higher Education in Accra
"The program helped me develop a nuanced and globally-aware understanding of how rights, culture, creativity, and strategy intersect. It has broadened my network and sharpened my academic grounding."
Chrissy C., Global Music Management in London
Upcoming Events
Info Session #2: Graduate Study Abroad in January & Spring Break 2027
Learn about NYU Steinhardt’s January and Spring Break 2027 graduate study abroad opportunities! Earn 3 to 4 credits, connect with peers and faculty, and broaden your international perspectives.