Parsons' unique approach to interdisciplinary, real-world learning is interwoven throughout all of our offerings, from undergraduate and graduate degrees to executive education for professionals to ...

Our undergraduate, graduate, and student teams host a wide range of admission events throughout the year. You can learn all about our programs, the process of applying or transferring, preparation of ...

Refer to the estimated Cost of Attendance for the average cost of attending The New School. Estimate your resources, including job earnings, parent contributions, gifts, and financial aid. Determine ...

Choose from programs in Paris, Cannes, and Florence! Acquire academic credentials and deepen your knowledge in one of the world capitals of culture. Our college-age and adult students acquire new ...

The New School is unwavering in its commitment to providing an open, safe, and inclusive academic environment to a diverse community of students, faculty, and staff. We believe deeply in fostering a ...

For more than a century, Parsons has been inspired by the transformative potential of design. Today, the school’s groundbreaking academic programs carry forward that mission, making Parsons the number ...

In courses focused on fashion design, graphic design, fine arts, and more, you express your creativity, expand your talents, and prepare for college with expert faculty, project-based learning, and ...

The Onassis Foundation Fellowship in Ancient Greek Studies at The New School for Social Research is funded by the Onassis Foundation, which was established in 1975 by Aristotle Onassis to honor the ...

The School of Media Studies combines theory, research, production, and management studies, preparing students to succeed in a complex and rapidly changing media and communications landscape. Studying ...

The New School is at the forefront of advancing climate policy and environmental justice through our master's degree in Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management. Around the world, efforts ...

Around the world and across the United States, unjust identity-group-based social stratification harms individuals and communities. To Black people and other people of color, to women, to immigrants, ...