New York University

Schools and colleges

New York University is comprised of 14 divisions, colleges and schools:

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• College of Arts and Science 1832
• School of Law 1835
• School of Medicine 1841
• Graduate School of Arts and Science 1886
• College of Dentistry 1865
• Steinhardt School of Education 1890
• Stern School of Business 1900

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• Institute of Fine Arts 1922
• School of Continuing and Professional Studies 1934
• Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences 1934
• Wagner Graduate School of Public Service 1938
• Ehrenkranz School of Social Work 1960
• Tisch School of the Arts 1965
• Gallatin School of Individualized Study 1972
• Mount Sinai School of Medicine 1969 (merged with NYU School of Medicine in 1999)

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With the sale of the University heights campus in 1973, the following divisions were closed or merged with other institutions:

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• Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautics 1927 - 1973
• School of Engineering 1894 - 1973 (merged with Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute)
• Washington Square College (merged with College of Arts and Science)
• University College (merged with College of Arts and Science)