Bard NYC offers unique academic programs for students eager to gain practical work experience in their field of interest in New York City. Students get a head start on their transition from college to career through a transformative semester, year-long, or summer experience, which combines interdisciplinary coursework, a professional internship, and career exploration in one of the most exciting, diverse, and innovative places on Earth.
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"Being part of Bard NYC has been a transformative experience. The combination of an exciting internship and the vibrant energy of New York City has pushed me to grow both personally and professionally. Living and working in one of the world’s most dynamic cities has expanded my perspectives, challenged me in new ways, and provided countless opportunities to connect with inspiring individuals. This journey has been a pivotal chapter in my academic and professional life, and I’m grateful for every moment." — Doyoon, Fall 2024
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Bard NYCBard NYC offers a variety of summer programs designed to help students develop professional skills and networks in New York City. The summer internship program offers hands-on professional experience in the student’s field of choice, while industry-specific programs invite students to tap into New York City’s vast professional landscape through job shadowing and networking opportunities with professionals across the city.
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Photo by Tamás Farbaky.BGIA Certificate in International AffairsThe Bard Globalization and International Affairs (BGIA) Certificate program provides a unique opportunity for college students and recent college graduates to take specialized courses in international affairs while working in carefully selected internships based on individual interests. Upon completion of the program, students are awarded a certificate in international affairs, recognized by New York State. -
Bard MA in Global StudiesThis 1-year MA in Global Studies (MAGS) Program prepares students to address the 21st century’s most pressing global problems. Students complete 30 credits over two academic semesters, including interdisciplinary coursework on the form and function of the global political order, skill-based courses that prepare students to enter the workforce, as well as a professional internship and capstone project related to global affairs.
