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GALLATIN SCHOOL OF INDIVIDUALIZED STUDYNYU GraduateProgramsGallatin students may take courses throughout thegraduate programs of NYU. It should be notedthat some courses have prerequisites, and othersmay be limited to students in their respective departments.Graduate students will not receivecredit for undergraduate course work, with the exceptionof certain courses in the department of UndergraduateFilm and Television (see the sectionbelow on theTisch School of the Arts for details).GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTSAND SCIENCEAfricana StudiesAmerican StudiesAncient Near Eastern and EgyptianStudiesAnthropology*BioethicsBiologyBiomaterials ScienceChemistryCinema StudiesClassicsComparative LiteratureComputer ScienceCreative Writing*East Asian StudiesEconomicsEnglishEnvironmental Health SciencesErgonomics and BiomechanicsEuropean and Mediterranean StudiesFine Arts*FrenchFrench StudiesGermanHebrew and Judaic StudiesHistoryHumanities and Social Thought (DraperInterdisciplinary Master’s Program)Irish and Irish American StudiesItalian StudiesJournalism*Latin American and Caribbean StudiesLaw and SocietyLinguistics*MathematicsMiddle Eastern and Islamic StudiesMuseum Studies†MusicNear Eastern StudiesPerformance StudiesPhilosophyPhysicsPoliticsPsychologyReligious StudiesRussian and Slavic StudiesSocial and Cultural AnalysisSociologySpanish and Portuguese#Trauma and Violence TransdisciplinaryStudiesSTEINHARDT SCHOOL OFCULTURE, EDUCATION, ANDHUMAN DEVELOPMENTAdministration, Leadership, and TechnologyBusiness EducationDigital Media Design for LearningEducational LeadershipHigher and Postsecondary EducationApplied PsychologyCounseling and GuidanceCounseling for Mental Health andWellnessCounseling PsychologyNewYork University Bulletin 2012-2013 69
NEW YORK UNIVERSITYArt and Art ProfessionsArt EducationArt Therapy*Studio ArtVisual Arts AdministrationVisual Culture: Costume StudiesHumanities and Social Sciences in theProfessionsEducation and Jewish StudiesEducation and Social PolicyHistory of EducationInterdepartmental Research StudiesInternational EducationPhilosophy of EducationSociology of EducationMedia, Culture, and CommunicationMusic and Performing Arts ProfessionsDance EducationEducational TheatreMusic BusinessMusic EducationMusic Performance and MusicCompositionMusic TechnologyPerforming Arts AdministrationPerforming Arts Therapies (Drama Therapy,Music Therapy)^Nutrition, Food Studies, and Public HealthPublic HealthFood StudiesNutrition and DieteticsTeaching and LearningBilingual EducationEarly Childhood and ChildhoodEducationEnglish EducationEnvironmental Conservation EducationForeign Language EducationLiteracy EducationMathematics EducationScience EducationSocial Studies EducationSpecial EducationTESOL/Teaching English to Speakers ofOther LanguagesLEONARD N. STERNSCHOOL OF BUSINESS*(Gallatin students may take a maximum of6 units per semester in the Stern School ofBusiness, provided they have the necessary prerequisites.)Accounting,Taxation and Business LawBusiness and Society Program AreaEconomicsEntertainment, Media and TechnologyEntrepreneurship and InnovationFinanceInformation, Operations, and ManagementSciencesManagement and OrganizationsManagement CommunicationMarketingPOLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OFNEW YORK—NYU-POLYROBERT F. WAGNER GRADUATESCHOOL OF PUBLIC SERVICEHealth Policy and ManagementPublic and Nonprofit Management andPolicyUrban Planning70 NewYork University Bulletin 2012-2013
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