What are the majors in nyu shanghai?

Nyu shanghai's majors are biological science, chemistry, economics, world history (global China studies), world history (comprehensive humanities), physics, neuroscience, Chinese, history, literature and philosophy.

Nyu shanghai is located in the core area of Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone in Pudong, with convenient transportation and obvious geographical advantages. Shanghai, an international metropolis, is rich in economic, cultural, intellectual and scientific resources, which is of great help to the future development of college students. As the saying goes, the moon comes first by the advantage.

There may also be many parents who say that the geographical location will not affect students when they come to study. In fact, the geographical location of a school also has a great influence on students in the growth transition period. If the chosen school is in an economically developed city, there will be more opportunities and more resources for students.

Nyu shanghai is rich in teachers, because it recruits teachers from all over the world according to the standards of new york University and relying on the world-class teaching resources and selection system of new york University.

At present, a high-level, international and well-structured faculty has been established, including many world-class academic masters such as academicians of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Humanities, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the American Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). The teaching staff is at the leading level in the world and will never lose to any 985 university in China.

Nyu shanghai has a highly internationalized teaching environment. It is no exaggeration to say that this school is one of the most internationalized universities in the world. In terms of teaching, the school adopts all-English teaching, and vigorously creates an environment and conditions for cross-cultural communication in extracurricular activities and campus life.