Parsons faculty comprises world-renowned artists, scholars, and practitioners who lead their industries and academic fields.

The Graduate Certificate in Documentary Media Studies is an intensive program that immerses students in the study of creative ...

Parsons faculty comprises world-renowned artists, scholars, and practitioners who lead their industries and academic fields. You work closely with them, benefitting from their scholarship and ...

The Department of Politics specializes in critical, historical, and interdisciplinary approaches to the study of politics. Faculty and students bring the leading edge of scholarly debate and analysis ...

Lang's Interdisciplinary Science program empowers you with the knowledge, values, and methods of science necessary to address planetary health challenges. You learn how to analyze biodiversity; ...

The Committee on Liberal Studies — those studies worthy of free persons — rests on the notion that our students are best served by engaging broadly and deeply with core issues of modern society and ...

Student and faculty performances break new ground, challenge convention, and reinvent traditional forms. Explore the College of Performing Arts calendar.

Ready to unlock your creative potential? You’ve come to the right place. Parsons welcomes applications from those who are eager to pursue an education that nurtures creativity, critical thinking, and ...

The doctoral degree program in Public and Urban Policy is rooted in The New School's tradition of progressive scholarship in the social sciences. Scholarly research and thinking are brought to bear on ...

Federico Finchelstein is Professor of History at The New School for Social Research and Eugene Lang College. He has taught at the History Department of Brown Un ...

Academic calendars, registration dates, and grading deadlines are maintained by the Registrar’s Office. The New School academic year includes fall, spring, and summer semesters. Please note that ...

The Digital Equity Laboratory uncovers and addresses structural inequities that persist and evolve as technology transforms our cultural, social, and political systems.