BS-MUP with Tandon School of Engineering
Forget the four-year plan. You’ve got your sights set much further into the future. You’re already thinking about the bustling cities and thriving communities that will fuel generations to come. Great. Jump start your big plans and innovative ideas with a BS-MUP offered by NYU Wagner and the NYU Tandon School of Engineering.
Admission to the dual-degree program is open to Tandon undergrads majoring in Sustainable Urban Environments and Civil Engineering who have earned a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Interested? Contact your major advisor for consideration.
Advising
Adrienne Smith, Assistant Director of Student Services and Bloomberg Fellowship Program, NYU Wagner
Curriculum
As part of the BS-MUP track, you can complete up to 21 credits toward the 45 credit graduate degree as an undergraduate student. This can include the undergraduate course equivalents below:
| NYU Wagner Core Course | Undergraduate Course Equivalents |
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CORE-GP 1011 Statistical Methods
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ECON-UA 18, Statistics BIOL-UA 42, Biostatistics CORE-UA 105, Quantitative Reasoning: Statistics MA-UY 2224 Data Analysis MA- UY 2414, Basic Practice of Statistics POL-UA 800, Quantitative Methods in Political Science PSYCH-UA 10, Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences SOC-UA 302, Statistics for Social Research UGPH-GU 20, Biostatistics for Public Health UPADM-GP 111, Quantitative Analysis for Public Policy* |
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CORE-GP 1018 Microeconomics
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ECON-UA 2, Introduction to Microeconomics ECON-UA 10, Intermediate Microeconomics MG-UY 2524, Microeconomics UPADM-GP 140 Economics of Public Policy* |
| CORE-GP 1020 Management and Leadership** | UPADM-GP 103, Introduction to Managing Public Service Organizations* |
| CORE-GP 1021 Financial Management** | No undergraduate course equivalent |
* UPADM-GP 111, 103, and 140 are NYU Wagner undergraduate courses.
** BS-MUP students should delay completing these requirements if they are planning to complete the MUP in one additional year
If you complete the maximum 21 credits during your undergraduate career and take a prescribed sequence of coursework in consultation with an advisor, you can finish the MPA or MUP degree in one full-time year. With any less completed, your time at Wagner would be extended by one year and you also have the flexibility to complete the MPA or MUP in up to five years part-time. For more information about planning your coursework during undergrad and other policies, please see our Advising and Policies page.
Applying to Wagner
If you’re accepted to the BA-MUP track, you are not guaranteed admittance to the Wagner graduate program. You must complete the graduate application in your final undergraduate year by the priority deadline at the end of the fall semester.
As part of the admissions process, you may be asked to participate in an interview to help us better understand your candidacy which may not be fully captured in your application materials. If invited to interview, it then becomes a requirement for admission and will be held early- to mid- February.
Please see our admissions website for more information about the graduate application.
DEFERRAL
Wagner graduate students come from a variety of professional backgrounds - many have several years of substantial experience in public service before starting a Wagner graduate degree. We believe that this real-world experience strongly enriches the Wagner education in and outside the classroom. As a result, our graduate admissions team may accept you into the MUP program with the requirement that you defer 1 year to gain full-time professional experience in a public service field.
You may also choose to defer your enrollment for up to 2 years in order to gain additional experience.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Pursuing a graduate dual degree is an investment in the future and a serious commitment of time and money. All Bachelor’s-Master’s track applicants will be considered for scholarships and funding as part of the graduate application. You can also apply for the the Georgina and Charlotte Bloomberg Public Service Fellows Program in the graduate application - a full-tuition scholarship opportunity.