New York University's Tisch School of the Arts offers a variety of graduate programs designed for students passionate about artistic and academic exploration. These programs typically begin in the fall, with the exception of the IMA Low Residency MA program, which starts in the summer. Each program has specific admission requirements, often including a general Tisch graduate application alongside departmental-specific materials like portfolios, statements of purpose, and writing samples. International applicants will find additional requirements and resources to help prepare their applications. Deadlines vary by program, with most applications closing in December and January for fall admission, though some may have extended deadlines.
Applicants should review specific program requirements as they vary significantly. For example, some programs require portfolios, extensive writing samples, or specific professional experience. The GRE is not required for the Cinema Studies PhD program. International applicants must demonstrate strong English language proficiency.
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Admission requirements vary by program. Generally, you'll need to submit the Tisch graduate application, academic transcripts, a statement of purpose, and letters of recommendation. Many programs also require a portfolio or writing sample.
International applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency. The TOEFL is required for international applicants if English is not their native language or the language of instruction at their previous institution.
Application deadlines vary by program, but most close between December 1 and February 15 for Fall admission. The Arts Politics MA program has an extended deadline of July 1.
Yes, some programs have specific prerequisites. For example, the Master in Data Science requires Calculus I, Linear Algebra, and Intro to Computer Science. The PhD in Cinema Studies requires a Master's degree, and MPS degrees are not accepted.
The MS in Data Science program offers competitive merit-based tuition scholarships for selected students. The PhD in Data Science program guarantees full funding, including tuition and a stipend, for up to five years for successful candidates.
You need to complete the online Tisch Graduate Application and submit department-specific materials, which may include a portfolio, statement of purpose, or writing sample. International applicants should review the specific requirements for international applicants.