In the digital world—where everyone and everything is connected as never before—the most valuable players are those who can think critically, solve problems creatively, communicate effectively, and adapt easily across many disciplines, cultures, and situations.
In the College of Arts and Sciences, whatever your major—from advertising to physics to urban administration—we’ll fortify your education through an emphasis on innovation and entrepreneurism, and the integration of new technologies into every course of study. You’ll be part of a community pursuing fields as diverse as communication and advertising, life sciences like biology and chemistry, fine arts, criminal justice, journalism, filmmaking, psychology, and biomedical engineering. And you’ll emerge with the broad skills and perspectives to lead and succeed in the global marketplace.
Academic Departments
Fast Fact: College of Arts & Sciences
All NYIT undergraduates experience the College of Arts and Sciences' Discovery Core, a unique curriculum focusing on communication, global competency, and critical thinking.
Locations
16 W. 61st St.
New York, NY 10023
212.261.1711
cas@nyit.edu
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Balding House, room 202
P.O. Box 8000
Old Westbury, NY 11568-8000
516.686.7720
cas@nyit.edu
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CERT Technology Park
P.O. Box 5464
Al Muroor Road
Abu Dhabi, UAE
+971.2.4048.585, Ext. 611
nyitad@nyit.edu
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c/o NUPT, Xianlin Campus
9 Wenyuan Road
Qixia District
Nanjing, Jiangsu 210046
People's Republic of China
+86.25.349.2393
kkwek@nyit.edu
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News
April 23, 2019
Faculty Profile: Claude Gagna
April 02, 2019
Student Profile: Georgios Radamanthys Chourdakis
- Jan 03 — President Hank Foley penned an op-ed on @amazon's latest expansion in Long Island City and what that means not just for NYIT students but New York as a tech hub.
- Jan 02 — Despite decreasing enrollment at Long Island private institutions, NYIT is using a data-heavy approach and creating new programs to attract students. https://nwsdy.li/2TlTlQJ via @Newsday
- Dec 10 — A student leader at @nyit talks about the role of #gaming among college students w/ @fox5ny's Jennifer Williams