HQ Function

Serves as the primary academic and administrative hub, housing classrooms, faculty offices, research centers, student services, libraries, and administrative departments for its undergraduate, graduate, and PhD programs.

Notable Features:

The Stern complex includes Tisch Hall, Kaufman Management Center, and Shimkin Hall. It features state-of-the-art classrooms, specialized labs (e.g., Salomon Center for Research in Financial Institutions and Markets, Volatility and Risk Institute), extensive library resources, auditoriums, event spaces, and collaborative student lounges. Its prime Greenwich Village location offers a vibrant, historic, and accessible environment.

Work Culture:

The atmosphere is intellectually stimulating, dynamic, and collaborative, yet maintains a healthy competitive spirit. It emphasizes innovation, analytical rigor, ethical leadership, and a global mindset, with strong ties to NYC's business and financial communities fostering a practical, real-world approach to education and research.

HQ Significance:

As the core of NYU Stern, the New York City campus is integral to its identity and mission. It provides unparalleled access to Wall Street, multinational corporations, tech startups, and cultural institutions, significantly enriching the student learning experience, research opportunities, and career prospects.

Values Reflected in HQ: The urban campus design, deeply integrated with New York City, reflects Stern's connection to the global business world and its dynamic energy. Modern, tech-enabled facilities underscore its commitment to innovation, academic excellence, and cutting-edge research. Spaces designed for interaction and collaboration reflect its emphasis on community, teamwork, and the open exchange of ideas.

Location:

NYU Stern maintains a significant global presence through various functions. These include international student recruitment from over 100 countries, an extensive portfolio of global degree programs and partnerships (e.g., TRIUM Global Executive MBA with LSE and HEC Paris; Executive MBA programs in Washington D.C. and Abu Dhabi; MS programs in partnership with NYU Shanghai). Stern facilitates numerous international study trips ('Doing Business In...' courses), student exchange programs with leading business schools worldwide, global research collaborations for its faculty, and supports a vast, active international alumni network spanning across the globe. The curriculum deeply integrates global business cases, perspectives, and immersion experiences.

Street Address:

Henry Kaufman Management Center, 44 West Fourth Street

City:

New York

State/Province:

New York

Country:

USA