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Academic Program Tracks
MSGA |
MSGSCC |
Degree Requirements4 Core Courses (12 Credits) Total: 14 Courses (42 Credits) |
Degree Requirements6 Core Courses (18 Credits) Total: 12 Courses (36 Credits) |
Course Registration
Schedule Mapping GuidelinesStudents typically take core courses in their first semester. Having a mix between core and concentration courses is also viable depending on the concentration. Please refer to the Schedule Mapping Guidelines for recommendations on course selection. |
Course GridsSpring 2025 Course Grid Schedule > |
Registration InfoStudents register via Albert, NYU’s online registration system
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Degree Components
ConcentrationsFor MSGA Students, a minimum of 6 courses or 18 credits are required in your chosen concentration. Use the Comprehensive Course List to help with planning. |
Thesis/Capstone Project GuidelinesWithin the MSGA and MSCSCC degrees, students are required to complete either a Thesis or a Capstone Project (3 Credits). Use the Thesis/Capstone Checklist to help with planning. |
Customizable Degree Enhancements
Global Field IntensivesThe Global Field Intensive (GFI) is designed for students to maximize their in-country academic experience by engaging in comprehensive pre-departure research and project planning. Global Field Intensive courses can be applied towards any concentration and count for 3 credits, upon successful application and approval. |
SpecializationsIn addition to their choice of concentration, MSGA students are able to attain a “Specialization in Data Analytics”, “Specialization in United Nations” or “Specialization in Global Risk”. These Specializations help equip students with concrete skills that will benefit them throughout their coursework, as well as gain field experience. |
Consulting PracticumsConsulting practicums place students in real world situations, working under faculty supervision for the United Nations, the U.S. State Department, non-governmental organizations, and private firms on projects of immediate importance. These practicums exist across our eight concentrations, and are full credit bearing. |