
With roots in Shanghai, New York University Shanghai has evolved into a powerhouse of higher learning, attracting students from across the globe.
Students at New York University Shanghai can choose from 13 programs, with particular strengths in Arts & Languages and Business & Management. Its Sino-Foreign Joint classification reflects sustained excellence in research and talent development.
The international student experience at New York University Shanghai is enriched by Chinese/English instruction, campus events bridging cultures, and a dedicated support network. Tuition ranges from ¥300,000 to ¥488,863/year. Shanghai itself serves as an extended classroom, offering real-world exposure to Chinese business and culture.
Review program coverage, city budget, scholarships, and application route in one compact checklist.
New York University Shanghai currently has 13 listed programs. The largest degree groups include Bachelor's (12), Master's (1). Prioritize whether your target subject has the right degree and teaching language.
View programsNew York University Shanghai is located in Shanghai · East China. Listed tuition ranges from about ¥300,000 to ¥507,254 per year. Budget should also include housing, insurance, visa steps, and city living costs.
City guideScholarship availability is not clearly marked here, but university, provincial/city, or CSC routes may still be worth checking.
Scholarship guideAnnual tuition at New York University Shanghai ranges from ¥300,000 to ¥488,863 RMB ($41,667–$67,898 USD). Living costs in Shanghai typically range from ¥3,000–¥6,000/month for accommodation and ¥2,000–¥4,000/month for food and daily expenses, depending on lifestyle.
While New York University Shanghai does not currently list dedicated scholarship programs for international students, external funding options such as the CSC scholarship and home-country sponsorships may be available. HanQiao can help you explore all possible funding sources.
High school diploma or equivalent, transcripts, language certificate (HSK 4+ for Chinese-taught programs or IELTS 6.0+/TOEFL 80+ for English-taught programs), passport copy, physical examination report.
Bachelor's degree and transcripts, two recommendation letters, study plan or research proposal, language certificate, passport copy, physical examination report.
Master's degree and transcripts, two recommendation letters from professors, detailed research proposal, published papers (if any), language certificate, passport copy.
Application deadlines vary by program. Most fall programs accept applications from December through June. Check HanQiao's program explorer for specific dates.