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Since its founding in 1994, the Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy has become the leading academic research center in New York City devoted to the public policy aspects of land use, real estate development, and housing.
The program offers numerous opportunities to meet fellow EMPA students and faculty. Some of these opportunities are social in nature, while others are to help students strengthen their professional skills.
The Ellen Schall Experience Fund application process will open in late February. To complete the application, click the "Apply Here" link in the top right corner of this page: http://wagner.nyu.edu/careers/experience
You can apply online. Learn more about application components and application deadlines/decision timelines.
Dual-degree students are eligible to attend both of the individual school ceremonies and NYU Commencement. Students must be eligible and apply for graduation separately at both schools and apply for tickets separately from both schools.
For advice related to careers in the Public Service field, you can meet with a career advisor at our Walk-In Hours or schedule an appointment. For details please visit:
http://wagner.nyu.edu/careers/advisement/
We generally recommend that students in your position either seek out stretch assignments at work or do something similar.
Language courses cannot count towards a Wagner MPA or MUP degree.
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If you wish to reapply for a future semester, you will need to submit new letters of recommendation to accompany your new application. We ask you to submit new letters to ensure that your application reflects your most recent and relevant experience.
Joining an Alumni Group is one of the best ways to create and maintain connections with fellow Wagnerites. Are you moving to a new city? Do you want to share best practices with alumni in your field? Are you just looking for a good happy hour? We have a place for you!
The degree must be completed in one year (September - September). Students complete degree requirements in August with an official graduation date in September.
While many prospective applicants are self-funded, some students receive some form of full or partial financial sponsorship from their employers or from government programs that fund graduate study in public administration.
No. Wagner PhD students are admitted for the fall semester only.
Students may check their progress toward Capstone by using their Program Requirement Checksheet, which outlines all degree requirements.
The mission of the John Brademas Center for the Study of Congress is to increase the understanding of Congress-"the People's Branch" of government- its role in making policy; its powers, processes, and responsibilities.
Yes. If you are considering applying with an unrelated undergraduate background and/or a very low GPA, we encourage you to enroll in one or more post-bacc courses at a local college to demonstrate your quantitative skills and/or general academic ability.
The Wagner School offers a number of joint undergraduate minors with several undergraduate schools at NYU. Each of these minors is comprised of several courses from Wagner combined with several courses from the other school.
The application will be available online here in late August.
Upon entry into the program, students engage with the program faculty directors and administrative advisors at NYU and UCL to discuss their goals and to begin to craft an individual learning plan.
We have a number of different ways to visit NYU Wagner.