Since our founding in 1919, The New School has redrawn and redefined the boundaries of intellectual and creative thought as a preeminent academic center. At our university, students have the academic ...

The New School is committed to ensuring that our students develop the skills and competencies essential for success and leadership in a complex and rapidly changing world. The university considers ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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 ...

Azure D. Osborne-Lee (he/they) is a multi-award-winning Black queer & trans theatre maker and screenwriter from south of the Mason-Dixon Line. Azure has recently performed at The Shed, Performance ...

The New School offered the first academic creative writing workshop in 1931 and pioneered a new philosophy of education. The idea: Students would make their own lives and their own stories part of ...