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.
register for available sessions
Fall 2020
Monday Classes
Institutions, Governance, and International Development [Professor Coslovsky]
Introduction to Public Policy [Professor Barnhill]
Research Methods (prospective PhD students ONLY) [Professor Swaner]
Race, Ethnicity, Class, and Gender in American Cities [Professor Brown]
Institutions, Governance, and International Development [Professor Iskander]
Policy Formation and Policy Analysis [Professor Vakilifathi]
Tuesday Classes
Microeconomics (two sections) [Professor Dixon]
Management and Leadership [Professor Lal]
Social Impact Investment [Professor Taitel]
Strategic Management and Leadership [Professor Bandel]
Cost-Benefit Analysis [Professor St. Clair]
Financial Management [Professor West]
Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation by Design [Professor Light]
Wednesday Classes
Statistical Methods [Professor Blustein]
Public Policy and Planning in New York [Professor Moss]
Advocacy Lab: How to Make Change Happen [Professor Elcott]
Advanced Empirical Methods for Policy Analysis [Professor Dehejia]
Economics of International Development [Professor Morduch]
Management and Leadership [Professor Léon]
Debt Financing and Management for Public Organizations [Professor Wadler]
Thursday Classes
Corporate Finance and Public Policy [Professor Taitel]
Transportation, Land Use, and Urban Form [Professor Guo]
Introduction to Health Policy and Management [Professor Rodwin]
Health Economics: Principles [Professor Broughton]
Gender & Sexuality in U.S. Policy Formation [Professor Grainger]
Python Coding for Public Policy [Professor Feldman]
Design Thinking: A Creative Approach to Problem Solving and Creating Impact [Professor Huang]
Saturday Classes
Geographic Information Systems [Professor Rosoff]
The Intersection of Operations, Policy, and Leadership (prospective EMPA students ONLY) [Professor Fite & Professor Diamond]
Conflict Management and Negotiation (prospective EMPA students ONLY) [Professor Waisanen]
Gender, Politics, and Leadership (prospective EMPA students ONLY) [Professor Auton-Smith]
Sunday Classes
Institutions, Governance, and Public Sector Reform (prospective EMPA students ONLY) [Professor Gershman]