To bolster recruitment for the Threesis Academic Challenge, departments from across GSAS are joining the Threesis Incentive Program. Departments encourage student participation by hosting events, supporting their students as the prepare for the competition, and offering departmental awards of at least $300 to students who make it to the final round on April 11. To join the growing list of programs and departments - from Computer Science to History to Politics in the Threesis Incentive Program - or to learn more about the GSAS Threesis Academic Challenge, contact Suzanne Collado (suzanne.collado@nyu.edu).
While students from every master's program in GSAS may participate in the Threesis, the following departments and programs have joined the Threesis Incentive Program - check back often as this list is regularly updated to reflect new participating departments and programs:
- Anthropology
- Applied Quantitative Research (Sociology)
- Bioethics
- Biology
- Computer Science
- Creative Writing
- Data Science
- Economics
- Environmental Health Science
- European and Mediterranean Studies
- French Studies
- German
- Hebrew and Judaic Studies
- History
- Information Systems
- Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- Institute of Fine Arts
- International Relations
- Irish and Irish-American Studies
- Italian Studies
- Center for Experimental Humanities
- Journalism
- Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- Mathematics
- Mathematics in Finance
- Museum Studies
- Near Eastern Studies
- Politics
- Psychology
- Religious Studies
- Russian and Slavic Studies
Updated on 11/16/2015