Ideas that seem impossible to realize take shape every day at NYIT, where you’ll learn to solve problems, contribute solutions, and work on 21st-century challenges that directly affect the world. Our students graduate profession-ready, equipped with the skills and experiences sought by top employers, graduate programs, and research institutions around the world.
NYIT is among the top third of accredited engineering programs ranked by U.S. News & World Report. Our coursework incorporates applied research and real-world case studies to deliver professional educational experiences. You’ll learn from professors who are recipients of prestigious grants and bring decades of industry knowledge and research into the classroom. Often, you’ll find our students working side by side faculty, researching cybersecurity, drone design, microchips, robotics, artificial intelligence, app development, and other areas in our high-tech facilities.
Academic Programs
Inside Engineering
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Locations
Edward Guiliano Global Center
1855 Broadway, room 805
New York, NY 10023
deanofengineering@nyit.edu
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Harry Schure Hall, room 112
P.O. Box 8000
Old Westbury, NY 11568
516.686.7985
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CERT Technology Park
P.O. Box 5464
Al Muroor Road
Abu Dhabi, UAE
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P.O. Box 10104
Pacific Centre
Vancouver, BC V7Y 1K8
604.639.0942
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News
November 20, 2018
ETIC Borrows U.N. Goals to Challenge NYIT Student Inventors
November 16, 2018
ETIC Challenges Cyber Hackers to “Roll Up Their Sleeves”
November 14, 2018
Alumni Profile: Janine An
- Nov 20 — If you're pretty sure you've never eaten dinosaur meat, think again. Aki Watanabe, Ph.D., assistant professor of anatomy, shares why your #Thanksgiving #turkey could, in fact, be #dinosaur meat. It may make for some interesting dinner conversation! Have a great break, Bears!
- Nov 16 — Researchers at NYIT’s College of Engineering and Computing Sciences have snagged a $300,000 NSF grant supporting their development of new technologies comprising an in-ground, real-time soil-nutrient sensing system (with accompanying flying robots).
- Nov 13 — “The faculty staff members are very helpful and the students are really nice. It’s very diverse,” said Lajja Gajjar, a senior at #NYIT. “I feel like home right now, in my fourth year.” via @newsday