New York University

Founded in 1831, New York University is one of the largest and renowned private research universities in the United States.  As an exchange student at NYU you will be based in the heart of New York City and Washington DC. NYU is recognised globally for its excellent academic programs, diverse student body, and vibrant campus life.

With access to world-class faculty, a wide range of academic resources, NYU offers students a unique educational and cultural experiences.

NYU offers a variety of housing options for exchange students, including residence halls and off-campus apartments. On-campus housing is highly recommended as it provides a convenient and immersive student experience.

Residence Halls:

NYU New York campus has several residence halls located near the main campus in Manhattan. These halls offer different room types, including single, double, and suite-style rooms. Facilities typically include laundry rooms, study lounges, and common areas.

The residence hall makes up half of the NYU Washington, DC Global Academic Center - which is located at 1307 L St NW.  Each residential floor contains mostly 4-person, 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartments as well as a limited number of studio apartments and a student lounge. 

NYU New York Residence Halls

NYU Washington DC Residence Halls

Off-Campus Housing: For students who prefer living off-campus, NYU provides resources to help find apartments and roommates.

Living in New York City can be expensive, and it’s essential to budget accordingly.

For students going on exchange in 24/25 the estimated costs associated with study abroad Is currently listed as $34,613.

For further information please refer to the NYU short term students page under J-1 International Student Expenses.

Travel

GO LSE students attending NYU are responsible for arranging their own travel to and from the university. Eligible students may explore grant options to help cover travel expenses through Student Finance in their respective regions.

Health Insurance

All international students are required to have basic and extended health insurance for the duration of their studies at NYU, as health care in America can cost thousands of dollars per day if you do not have valid health insurance. For more information please visit New York University health insurance for international students webpages.

Visas

Most international students at NYU will need to apply for a study permit or a relevant visa to study in America. It is the student's responsibility to ensure they have the appropriate visa for their academic pursuits. For more information please visit