New York University Gallatin School of Individualized Study 3 courses 40 total credits
Gallatin’s Master of Arts program offers each student an opportunity to explore their unique interests. Working closely with a faculty adviser, the student creates an individualized, interdisciplinary program shaped according to their own vision. With diverse goals, Gallatin students are often intellectual and professional pioneers, mapping new relationships among fields of knowledge. Students are encouraged to draw on the educational resources of NYU’s graduate and professional schools and of New York City. Please consult the Admissions section of this bulletin for information on the requirements and process for admissions specific to this program.
| Master's Thesis | credits |
Graduate Core Requirements
Additional Gallatin Graduate course
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| CORE-GG 2401 | Thesis Proposal seminar | 2 |
| CORE-GG 2402 | Master's Thesis I | 2 |
| CORE-GG 2403 | Master's Thesis II | 2 |
| Total Graduate Core Requirements | 4 credits | |
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