Seminar Series

Hosted by Economics faculty within the Social Science division at NYU Abu Dhabi, the economics seminar series is a weekly forum for economic researchers from global academic and finance backgrounds to discuss new theoretical and empirical insights.

All events are held at NYUAD Building A5. Please contact Diana Pangan or Caroline Kassab in the Social Science Administration team to get on the mailing lists or obtain further information. See the Spring 2019 schedule.

The Political Science Seminar Series is a forum for the presentation of ongoing work by NYU Abu Dhabi, NYU New York, and external faculty from across the world. Having evolved from NYU Abu Dhabi's close-knit intellectual community as a weekly forum for scholars to exchange ideas and present fresh research the seminar series offers a rigorous and critical academic environment. The methodological and substantive range is broad ranging from empirical works in comparative politics to formal theory.

All events are held at NYUAD Building A5. Please contact Diana Pangan or Caroline Kassab in the Social Science Administration team to get on the mailing lists or obtain further information.  See the Spring 2019 schedule.

The Social Research and Public Policy seminar series provides a forum for the NYUAD community to exchange ideas and findings with top scholars from around the world. Scholars with disciplinary backgrounds in Sociology, Public Policy, and related fields present a methodologically and substantively diverse range of research. Much of the research featured brings social science to bear on contemporary global social issues and ongoing policy developments and debates.

All events are held at NYUAD. Please contact Diana Pangan or Caroline Kassab in the Social Science Administration team to get on the mailing lists or obtain further information.

Hosted by Social Science division at NYU Abu Dhabi, the Experimental Brown Bag seminar series  for social science researchers from NYUAD and global academic backgrounds to discuss new theoretical and empirical insights.

All events are held at NYUAD. Please contact Diana Pangan or Caroline Kassab in the Social Science Administration team to get on the mailing lists or obtain further information.