Study Abroad

All essential facilities needed to maintain a decent lifestyle are provided to students as part of university-owned accommodation, some of them are listed below:

·      Shared Bedroom

·      Shared Bathroom & kitchen facilities

·      Study rooms

·      Laundry facilities

·      24x7 medical assistance

The estimated cost of living in New York City is around INR 35 L. This includes all costs associated with living in NYC such as room rent, food, utilities, travel costs & personal expenses, etc.

Most of the institute's domestic & international student population resides at the university owned residential halls located across New York City.

Students are provided all essential facilities needed to maintain a decent standard of life as part of the accommodation including beds, desks, drawers, study halls.

NYU Steinhardt is school of cultural studies in NY that is part of renowned New York University. NYU Steinhardt is known to offer a range of UG, PG & doctoral programs primarily focused on four main areas: Health, Education, Media Studies & Arts.

Graduates of the NYU cultural school are employed in key roles across a range of sectors such as: Health, Education & Media.

Mentioned below is a description of the key sectors graduates are employed in:

Admissions to the institute's courses in 2025 are now closed. Candidates interested in 2026 admissions can refer the tentative deadlines below:

·      PhD in Media, Culture & Communication has a deadline of Dec 1, 2025 (Closed)

·      MA in Media Culture & Communication deadline is Jan, 2026

·      MA in Educational Leadership, Politics & Advocacy is Jan, 2026

·      MA in Visual Arts Administration is Jan, 2026

Students interested to PG courses must get minimum IELTS overall score of around 7.0. Students must also secure a minimum score of 100 in the TOEFL iBT test & a minimum 130 in the Duolingo test.

For admission to UG courses, students must satisfy the test scores mentioned below:

Students who want admission to NYU Steinhardt must have minimum GPA of 3.0 at the time of applying. The latest students can begin their studies at the institute is by the first semester of their junior year.

NYU has acceptance rate of about 10-12% while Columbia's acceptance rate is about 4%. Though both are some of the toughest universities to secure admission at, Columbia is twice as tough to get into as compared to NYU.