Class Visits
Sit in on a Course
Sitting in on an NYU Wagner course gives prospective and newly admitted students an opportunity to see first-hand an NYU classroom, interact with current students, and share in the knowledge of NYU Wagner's dynamic faculty. Most classes are conveniently offered in the evening. Class visits are subject to availability and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Prospective students can register for up to two class visits in a given semester.
You can see the available class sessions using the registration calendar. It is necessary to register and bring a ticket (along with an ID) to sit in on an NYU Wagner course. Registration closes 24 hours prior to the class start time.
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Courses Available for Visits - Spring 2017
Monday Classes
Behavioral Economics and Public Policy [Professor Homonoff]
Decentralized Development Planning [Professor Smoke & Professor Bosi]
Global Health Policy [Professor Rodwin]
Health Economics: Principles [Professor Glied]
Health Economics: Topics in Domestic Policy [Professor Glied]
Introduction to Public Policy [Professor Sinclair]
Managing Financial and Social Returns of the Social Enterprise [Professor Taitel]
Program Analysis and Evaluation [Professor Berry]
Tuesday Classes
Comparative Health Systems [Professor Rodwin]
Current Issues in Health Policy [Professor Billings]
Financial Management for Global Nonprofit Organizations [Professor Taitel]
Hunger and Food Security in a Global Perspective [Professor Gershman]
Microeconomics for Public Management, Planning, and Policy [Professor O'Regan]
Multiple Regression and Introduction to Econometrics [Professor Margolis]
Public Economics and Finance [Professor Homonoff]
Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation by Design [Professor Light]
The Arts and Artist in Urban Revitalization [Professor Tompkins]
Urban Innovation: New Ideas in Policy, Management, & Planning [Professor Kleiman]
Wednesday Classes
Financial Management for Public, Nonprofit, and Health Organizations [Professor West]
International Economic Development [Professor Dehejia]
Managing Public Service Organizations [Professor Grant]
Microeconomics for Public Management, Planning, and Policy Analysis [Professor Beck]
Operations Management for Public, Nonprofit, and Health Contexts [Professor Thiel]