What does it mean to pursue graduate study in a place where disciplines intersect—and collaboration is part of the curriculum?
In this recorded information session, NYU Steinhardt faculty members Tara McAllister (Communicative Sciences and Disorders), Joe Salvatore (Educational Theatre), and Melissa Rachleff-Burtt (Visual Arts Administration) come together for a conversation about their interdisciplinary work and its impact on graduate education.
What You’ll Learn from This Conversation
This session highlights several defining aspects of graduate study at NYU Steinhardt:
Interdisciplinary learning by design
Teaching, research, and creative practice at Steinhardt often cross traditional boundaries—connecting education with the arts, health, media, and community engagement.
Expanded opportunities for graduate students
Students benefit from exposure to multiple perspectives, cross-departmental collaboration, and curricula that encourage exploration beyond a single discipline.
Faculty thought leadership in action
This conversation offers a candid look at how faculty think, work, and collaborate—modeling the intellectual curiosity and openness students are encouraged to bring to their own graduate study.
Preparation for complex careers
Interdisciplinary experiences help students develop adaptable skills, broader professional networks, and the ability to address real-world problems from multiple angles.
Get Connected
Have questions or want to explore graduate study at NYU Steinhardt further? Our Office of Graduate Admissions is happy to help. Contact us at 212-998-5030 or steinhardt.gradadmissions@nyu.edu.
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