New York University

Overview

The Andre Koo Technology and Entrepreneurship program at New York University’s Stern School of Business merges essential business principles with a strong focus on technology. This program is designed to equip you with the skills necessary to develop and scale innovative ventures, products, and data-driven strategies, all while immersing yourself in the vibrant tech ecosystem of New York City.

What you'll study

The curriculum is structured around a core that emphasizes both technology and entrepreneurship, complemented by elective courses and hands-on learning opportunities.

• Business Core: Establishes a solid foundation in business disciplines such as leadership, corporate finance, economics, and accounting.
• Technology Core: Enhances your technological and product development skills through courses in technical product management and data analysis.
• Applied Learning (Stern Solutions): Engages you in team-based projects that allow you to apply business and technology theories to real-world challenges.
• Electives: Offers a range of additional courses tailored to your interests, including advanced analytics, entrepreneurship, and various functional business areas.

Note: While example course topics are provided, it is advisable to verify the specific curriculum and course offerings with the latest information from NYU Stern.

Entry requirements

Academic background

• Undergraduate degree: A four-year bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution or an equivalent qualification from an international institution. In certain cases, a three-year degree may also be considered.

Standardized tests

• GMAT or GRE: Required for admission.
• English proficiency: Required for non-native speakers (accepted tests include TOEFL iBT, IELTS, PTE Academic, or Duolingo English Test).

Application materials

• Transcripts and degrees
• Professional information
• Essays
• Emotional intelligence endorsements submitted online
• International Student Supplement (for international applicants)

Important: Admission requirements and specific details may vary; therefore, it is essential to consult the official NYU Stern admissions pages for the most current information related to your intended application cycle.

Career prospects

Upon completion of the program, graduates may have the opportunity to work in the country where they studied, depending on immigration regulations and visa status. In the United States, international students may qualify for work authorization through the appropriate immigration channels, provided they meet the necessary program and eligibility criteria established by the university and U.S. authorities.