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MA and PhD — Graduate School of Arts and Science

🇺🇸 New York City, New York, USA · 1-2 years (MA) / 4-6 years (PhD) · View institution

About This Research Programme

MA and PhD — Graduate School of Arts and Science at New York University. Detailed information on research areas and supervision is being compiled — submit an enquiry for the full guide.

Research Areas

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Economics
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Psychology
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Politics
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Sociology
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History
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English
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Philosophy
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Biology
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Chemistry
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Physics
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Environmental Studies

Funding & Scholarships

Research degrees are frequently funded through institutional scholarships, supervisor grants or external fellowships. Funding availability changes annually — confirm current opportunities with New York University before applying, as many awards carry earlier deadlines than the programme itself.

What a Research Degree Involves

Unlike taught programmes, research degrees are structured around an independent project supervised by academic staff. Applicants are usually expected to submit a research proposal and identify a potential supervisor whose work aligns with their interests.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is MA and PhD — Graduate School of Arts and Science at New York University?

This programme runs for 1-2 years (MA) / 4-6 years (PhD). Confirm exact dates with the institution before applying.

What specialisations does MA and PhD — Graduate School of Arts and Science offer?

Available specialisations include: Economics, Psychology, Politics, Sociology, History, English, Philosophy, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Studies.

Is New York University private?

Yes — New York University is a Private institution in New York City, New York, USA, established 1831.

How do I apply through CertGrad?

Submit the enquiry form on this page. Our team confirms current entry requirements and intake dates with the institution, then guides you through documentation and timelines.