Welcome to the online home of NYU Tisch School of the Arts! We are part of one of the top research universities in the world and home to a vibrant, community-driven education that gathers preeminent scholars, faculty, and staff from around the globe. Positioned in the creative epicenter of New York City, we are an open and diverse community of artists, entrepreneurs, and leaders dedicated to learning, creating, and innovating in a place like nowhere else in the world. We believe deeply in our creative work and scholarship to serve as catalysts for change and to help better understand the world around us. Under the guidance of our remarkable faculty, we are committed to helping you discover the stories you’ll tell on your own creative journey.
In recent years, I have worked tirelessly with my team at Tisch and leaders at NYU to bolster our state-of-the-art facilities and lay the groundwork for unmatched creative spaces to support you in your work. In the heart of Brooklyn, 370 Jay Street is our new center for media, art, and technology that houses ITP, IMA, NYU Game Center, and Clive Davis Institute. This one-of-a-kind facility is a dynamic training ground where our community harnesses cutting-edge technologies to shape the future of the arts. Just south of our main campus, the Paulson Center at 181 Mercer Street is the University’s newest and most diverse building, providing Tisch’s performing arts programs with a professional-level proscenium, fly-loft theatre, and the University’s first ensemble rehearsal and performance room. And opening in the fall of 2024 in Industry City, the Martin Scorsese Institute of Global Cinematic Arts will encompass the new, state-of-the-art Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center and the Martin Scorsese Department of Cinema Studies. I can’t wait to see what you create in these new spaces!
When you come to Tisch School of the Arts, you join a plurality of voices, perspectives, and backgrounds that pulse throughout our campus. Our commitment to openness and inclusion is indispensable to our community and is reflected in the mission and goals of our Office of Diversity and in mentorship programs such as HEAR US. Ours is a community that leads with empathy and respect, models kindness to one another, and finds unity through our creative work. I look forward to exploring the ways in which you’ll contribute to our ever-expanding chorus of voices at Tisch. Let’s get to work!
With gratitude,
Dean Allyson Green