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Steinhardt School of Culture, Education,
and Human Development

The Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development offers premier undergraduate programs in art, education, health, media studies, and music. The Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development has a long history of connecting theory to applied learning experiences, building communities within and beyond the classroom, and nurturing the human spirit. Its students, faculty, and graduates are applying their creativity and knowledge in a wide range of occupations and settings.

As a student in the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, you will study in the expansive environment of a great research university and use the urban neighborhoods of New York City and countries around the world as your laboratory. You will integrate the liberal arts with your major, so that you not only build sound critical, analytical, communication, and other professional skills but also explore world cultures, the natural and social sciences, and the humanities. As a graduate of Steinhardt, you will have the knowledge, insight, and experience necessary to address the challenges you will face in our increasingly global society.

For more information please visit the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development website: steinhardt.nyu.edu

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Majors at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
  • Applied Psychology
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  • Music - Music Business 1
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  • Art, Studio 1
  • Music - Music Education 1
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  • Communicative Sciences and Disorders (Speech Pathology)
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  • Music - Music Technology 1
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  • Education - Childhood/Childhood Special Education, grades 1-6
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  • Music - Music Theory and Composition 1
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  • Education - Early Childhood/Early Childhood Special Education, birth through grade 2
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  • Music - Piano (classical and jazz) 1
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  • Education - Secondary Education, grades 7-12, with a teaching specialization in: English, Foreign Languages, Mathematics, Science (biology, chemistry, physics), Social Studies
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  • Music - Voice (classical voice and music theatre) 1
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  • Educational Theatre, all grades 1
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  • Nutrition and Food Studies (with specialization in food and restaurant management, food studies, and nutrition and dietetics)
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  • Media, Culture and Communication
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  • Public Health
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  • Music - Instrumental (classical and jazz) 1
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    1An interview, audition, or submission of a portfolio or other material is required.

    Special Program Requirements for Freshmen
    Special Program Requirements for Transfers