The Wilf Family Department of Politics at NYU offers a Bachelor of Arts degree focused on providing students with the analytical skills to understand political events through logic and evidence. The program encourages a scientific approach to studying political institutions and driving positive change. Students will explore courses in political theory, quantitative analysis, American politics, comparative politics, and international politics, covering a wide range of topics such as law, elections, ethnic conflict, economic development, public policy, and political economy. The faculty has expertise in US and global politics, with courses regularly offered on various regions including Latin America, Europe, Africa, Russia, India, Japan, and China. The program also offers opportunities to study away at NYU's global sites in Florence, Italy, and Washington, D.C.
Graduates of the Politics program develop analytical skills that prepare them for a variety of professional paths. The program equips students to work effectively in diverse sectors.
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The B.A. Politics program at NYU provides students with analytical skills to understand political events through logic and evidence, encouraging a scientific approach to studying political institutions.
Students explore core areas including political theory, quantitative analysis, American politics, comparative politics, and international politics, with topics ranging from law and elections to economic development and political economy.
Yes, the program offers opportunities to study away at NYU's global sites in Florence, Italy, and Washington, D.C.
Graduates are prepared for roles in government positions, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), think tanks, international finance groups, multinational corporations, and law firms, or can pursue further study in Political Science, Law, or Public and International Affairs.
International students should follow the general undergraduate admissions process for NYU, visiting the Undergraduate Admissions website, preparing necessary documents like transcripts and test scores, and submitting the online application through the NYU portal.
Tuition information for international students is not available on the provided program page, and prospective students should refer to NYU's general admissions and financial aid resources.