New Student ACADEMIC RESOURCE GUIDE 2013-2014

NYU Undergraduate Schools and Their Course Subject Areas
In constructing your Gallatin concentration, you are able to select courses from NYU’s wide array of offerings. Below
are the academic departments and programs where Gallatin students take courses. Please understand that many courses
are limited in terms of availability and that you must always meet prerequisites. For information about a specific course,
review the notes located on Albert’s Course Search page or contact the department offering it.
College of Arts & Science
www.nyu.edu/cas
Courses taken in most CAS departments may be used
to fulfill Gallatin’s Foundation requirements. In the list
below, HUM refers to departments considered to be
Humanities; SCI to Science / Math; and SOC to Social
Sciences.
Animal Studies ............(ANST-UA) SOC
Anthropology ............(ANTH-UA) SOC
(all courses with exception of Human Evolution,
ANTH-UA 2, which fulfills math/science
requirement)
Art History ............ (ARTH-UA) HUM
Biology ..................(BIOL-UA) SCI
Chemistry ...............(CHEM-UA) SCI
Child/Adoles Mental Hlth . .(CAMS-UA) SOC
Classics ...............(CLASS-UA) HUM
Comparative Literature ...(COLIT-UA) HUM
Computer Science ......... (CSCI-UA) SCI
Creative Writing .............(CRWRI-UA)
Dramatic Literature . .....(DRLIT-UA) HUM
East Asian Studies ........(EAST-UA) HUM
Economics ..............(ECON-UA) SOC
(all courses with exception of Statistics, ECON 18,
which fulfills math/science requirement)
English ................ (ENGL-UA) HUM
Environmental Studies (ENVST-UA 1-399) SCI
(with exception of History of Ecology and
Environmentalism, ENVST-UA 425, courses at
the 400-level or above do not fulfill the science
requirement.)
European & Mediterranean (EURO-UA) HUM
French .................(FREN-UA) HUM
German ...............(GERM-UA) HUM
Hellenic Studies ...........(HEL-UA) HUM
History .................(HIST-UA) HUM
International Relations ....(INTRL-UA) SOC
Irish Studies ............ (IRISH-UA) HUM
Italian .................. (ITAL-UA) HUM
Journalism ................... (JOUR-UA)
Law and Society .........(LWSOC-UA) SOC
Linguistics. ...............(LING-UA) SOC
Math. ...................(MATH-UA) SCI
Medieval & Renaissance .. (MEDI-UA) HUM
Middle Eastern & Islamic ..(MEIS-UA) HUM
(all courses with exception of International Politics of
the Middle East, MEIS-UA 752, which fulfills social
science requirement)
Morse Academic Plan (MAP-UA 100-399) SCI
. . . . . . . . (MAP-UA 400-599, 700-799) HUM
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (MAP-UA 600-699) SOC
Music ................(MUSIC-UA) HUM
Neural Science . . . . . . . . . . . (NEURL-UA) SCI
Philosophy ..............(PHIL-UA) HUM
Physics .................. (PHYS-UA) SCI
Politics ...................(POL-UA) SOC
(all courses with exception of Quantitative Methods
in Political Science, POL-UA 800, which fulfills
math/science requirement.)
Portuguese ..............(PORT-UA) HUM
Psychology ............. (PSYCH-UA) SOC
(all courses with the exception of Statistical
Reasoning for the Behavioral Sciences (PSYCH-UA
9), Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences (PSYCH-UA
10), and Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience
(PSYCH-UA 25); all of which fulfill math/science
requirement)
Religious Studies ........(RELST-UA) HUM
(all courses with exception of Theories and Methods
in the Study of Religion, RELST-UA 1, which fulfills
social science requirement)
Russian & Slavic Studies . (RUSSN-UA) HUM
Social and Cultural Analysis ...... (SCA-UA)
Africana Studies .......................HUM
American Studies . .....................HUM
Asian/Pacific/American Studies. ...........HUM
Gender & Sexuality Studies ..............SOC
Latino Studies. ........................HUM
Metropolitan Studies ....................SOC
Sociology. ....................(SOC-UA) SOC
Spanish. ............... (SPAN-UA) HUM
Gallatin School of Individualized
Study
gallatin.nyu.edu
First-year Gallatin students are not permitted to
complete internships, independent studies or tutorials
(all of which are types of Individualized Projects) in the
Fall semester.
Advanced Writing Courses ... (WRTNG-UG)
Arts Workshops ...............(ARTS-UG)
Community Learning. ............(CLI-UG)
First-Year Program .............(FIRST-UG)
Individualized Projects ........(INDIV-UG)
Interdisciplinary Seminars .....(IDSEM-UG)
Practicum ...................(PRACT-UG)
Travel Courses ...............(TRAVL-UG)
Leonard N. Stern School of
Business
www.stern.nyu.edu
No more than 31 credits in business courses can count
towards the Gallatin B.A. degree. This includes courses
in the Stern School, the School of Continuing and
Professional Studies, and those transferred from other
colleges and universities.
Accounting .................. (ACCT-UB)
Finance ...................... (FINC-UB)
Information Systems ...........(INFO-UB)
Management ................(MGMT-UB)
Marketing. ..................(MKTG-UB)
Multidisciplinary ..............(MULT-UB)
Operations Management . ......(OPMG-UB)
Statistics & Operations Research. ..(STAT-UB)
Stern Economics ..............(ECON-UB)
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