The Capstone Expo is an opportunity at the conclusion of the program in May for all Capstone teams to come together and share their processes and findings with clients, faculty, administration, other students, and members of the wider NYU community.

Each year NYU Wagner awards up to 25 students with $7,500 stipends to take on unpaid, full-time, public service summer internships.

The Virtual Library provides access to journals, databases, newspapers and research guides for the NYU and Wagner community.
 
To browse the library, visit: https://library.nyu.edu/#

In order to fulfill the NYU Wagner professional experience requirement prior to enrollment, students must enter the program with at least two years of full-time, degree-relevant professional experience.

If you know of a prospective client interested in proposing a Capstone project, please refer them to the Capstone employer webpage, which provides background information and instructions for applying to the program.

Students may have the opportunity to work with faculty through research projects or as a graduate assistant.

There are certain expectations that are required of students, clients, faculty and Wagner itself. Click here to learn about these mutual expectations.

Please be sure to read the details on how to add, drop or withdraw from a course.

Students are graded on both the products they deliver to their clients and evidence of progressive learning throughout the course. Grades account for students' participation in both class activities and team work and their ability to act on peer and faculty feedback.

NYU Wagner’s OCS staff is available to advise you on strategies and resources for identifying degree relevant positions, submitting strong application materials, conducting successful interviews and other career development topics.

Wagner provides information for students to request Capstone registration in late March/early April. Once you have followed these directions, and assuming you have met all of the Capstone prerequisites, you will be registered for Capstone by July 1. Note: In order to check students' Capstone eligibility, program advisors must review each student's academic record.

There are a number of courses that have been pre-approved by the Wagner faculty. Be sure to follow the detailed directions on how to request a pre-approved non-Wagner course.