International Community at The New School
The New School’s International Demographics
The New School in the heart of Greenwich Village, New York City hosts over 2,000 international students, researchers and scholars from 101 countries.
The majority of our international students and scholars engage in
practical or academic training helping to create a vibrant arena for
community and career development. According to the Institute of
International Education, The New School ranks in the top six among New
York City schools for hosting international students, who represent
approximately 20% of our overall student population.
The top countries of origin represented on our campus
are Korea, Japan Canada, Taiwan, India, Turkey, Germany, Israel, the
United Kingdom, Mexico, China, and Brazil. Parsons School of Design is
host to the largest number of international students and scholars –
over 1,000 students. The largest percentage of international
enrollments can be found at our Mannes College The New School for
Music, about 41% of the Mannes student population consists of
internationals.
There are a total of eight schools under The New School umbrella.
- The New School for General Studies
- The New School for Social Research
- Milano The New School for Management and Urban Policy
- Parsons The New School for Design
- Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts
- Mannes College The New School for Music
- The New School for Drama
- The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music
There are a significant number of undergraduate and graduate
students matriculated at The New School. In Fall 2007, 6,068 students
were candidates for undergraduate degrees, and 3,322 students were
candidates for graduate degrees.
View a complete list of our international student statistics broken down by degree.