New York City has been called the center of the world and the global capital of business, culture, finance, technology, and design. But for students at New York Tech’s Manhattan campus, it’s also an opportunity.
Located at Columbus Circle near Central Park, transformative experiences are just a walk or subway ride away. Plug into the energy of the city and get ready to power your career forward.
Get to Know Our New York City Campus
2,388
total enrollment at the New York City campus, including 1,498 undergraduate students.
38%
of our campus student body is composed of international students, who hail from 69 countries.
35
states are represented on campus, and a third of domestic students come from outside New York.
Academic Programs
Our New York City campus is home to 80 career-focused programs in engineering, computer science, business, design, architecture, counseling, biotechnology, and more. Our undergraduate and graduate students build their skills and career connections through research opportunities, internships, and an environment of innovation.
Make new friendships and pursue your passions. Join groups related to professional development, hobbies, public service, or shared identity. Or grab some friends and start your own.
Advocate for the university and student body as a member of the Student Government Association or Graduate Student Association, plan and organize events on the Campus Programming Board, or hone your leadership skills alongside other aspiring visionaries.
In our professionally managed residence hall in Midtown East, exchange ideas and talk innovation with college students from New York Tech and other area schools, with all the amenities of New York City right outside your door.
On campus, grab a coffee, snack, or meal-to-go at the Metro Café. Or, find a delicious bite to eat at nearby delis, restaurants, and healthy salad and ethnic take-out spots.
Each weekend—and break from class—can become an adventure with opportunities to explore culturally rich museums, shows, shops, and restaurants. Steps away from campus, you can roam around the green expanses of Central Park, or pick your favorite tree to study under.
Starting from day one, we prepare you for success after graduation. Our trained staff will help you identify and map out a career path, develop your professional skills, build your résumé, connect with internship and employment opportunities, and more.
Student Voices
Studying on New York Tech’s New York City campus has given me so many opportunities to expand my skills, access different resources, and take advantage of all the city has to offer.
Experience all that our New York City campus can offer. Talk to students and faculty, see where you’ll study theories or develop prototypes, and get a glimpse of our engaged campus environment.
Learn more about life on and off our New York City campus, including upcoming events, career support, safety, wellness, volunteer opportunities, and civic engagement.
For Black History Month, student Mohit Rahul Gandhi reflects on the commemorative month’s origins, incorporating Black history in education, and the importance of representation.
Graduate students from the Department of Digital Art and Design competed at MIT’s Reality Hackathon 2025, standing alongside teams from Meta, Snapchat, Harvard, and other top institutions.
Interior design student Lydia Mudd is a recipient of the fourth annual Hazel Siegel Scholarship, acknowledging her design aspirations, perspectives on diversity, and commitment to making a difference in the field.
Vice President for Equity and Inclusion and Chief Medical Officer Brian Harper, M.D., M.P.H., is included in the inaugural Black Trailblazers list introduced by City & State New York.
College of Engineering and Computing Sciences students were selected as finalists and will move on to the next phase of the College Challenge: Vehicular Tunnel Catwalk Robotics.
