We offer 26 undergraduate majors and numerous multidisciplinary minors and specializations.
We have more than 80 faculty labs, projects, and centers to address complex challenges of global significance.
Research at NYU Abu Dhabi deepens our understanding of the world and ourselves.
This project focuses on studying immune cell variation on a population scale, to power association studies between environmental, genetic, and immunological variables.
The new data was discovered as a result of NYUAD researchers placing oxygen sensors where hypoxia is typically not expected to occur.
Processing multiple languages taps same mechanisms as listening to only one.
The new partnership will engage NYUAD students to contribute to the continued advancement of water research, and educate them on water management.
NYU Abu Dhabi is one of the most diverse campuses in the world. Our students come from 120 countries and speak more than 100 languages.
From students, faculty, and staff, read the latest stories about our dynamic and diverse community.
Even as an artist with years of experience, Elizabeth Dorazio always knew she wanted to pursue a Master of Fine Arts.
After graduating from NYU Abu Dhabi, Daria Zahaleanu moved to Denmark to pursue her master’s in computer science and engineering and to co-found a fish feed startup.
Firas Darwish from NYUAD Class of 2025 is someone that first-year students rely on to advocate on their behalf.
Dimitris Chaikalis who recently won best paper at the UAE Graduate Students Research Conference tells us about his NYUAD graduate student life.
Janjuary 25-28, 2022
Have a passion for the stars? Join this week-long crash course in astronomical topics delivered by professional astronomers and world-class researchers.
November 15, 2021 - February 5, 2022
Modernisms: Iranian, Turkish, and Indian Highlights from NYU’s Abby Weed Grey Collection highlights important pieces by renowned artists such as Parviz Tanavoli, Fahrelnissa Zeid, and M.F. Husain, as well as works from their peers in this period around the 1960s.
December 6, 2021 - May 6, 2022
“Sharbaka” is a kind of rhythmic clapping historically practiced by pearl divers in the Gulf region. The music emerges through a feeling of deep attunement to bodies in movement.
