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Academics
While working in New York you’ll also enroll in a required 3-credit academic internship seminar with other IES interns, where you'll gain context for your internship placement by examining cultural issues in the workplace. Topics covered include:
- Understanding workplace culture
- Improving communication
- Strengthening work attitude and aptitude
- Resolving conflicts
- Navigating issues, challenges, and opportunities so you can succeed on the job in New York and when you return home
Daily Life
Part of making you feel at home in New York is doing our best to help you feel safe and cared for. Whether it is an orientation program that makes you feel prepared, housing that is well-located and comfortable, or networking and social events with New York professionals—we’re all about our student services.
Orientation
The staff in New York will welcome you for orientation. This includes an introduction to the city including housing, commuting, and professional and cultural expectations.
Housing
Live in a dorm-style room with another IES intern in the historic 92Y Residence, on the Upper East Side and just a short walk to Central Park and world-class museums, such as the Met and Guggenheim. No meals are provided, but you have access to a fully-equipped kitchen.
Housing features
- Rooms come with a bed desk, chair, dresser and closet which locks
- Bed linen, pillow, blanket and bedspread are provided, you should bring your own towels
- Individually controlled air conditioning unit
- Housekeeping service once a week – linens are changed
- Wireless internet, phone and cable ready
- Each floor has a fully equipped kitchen with refrigerators, freezers, cooking ranges and microwave ovens
- Laundry rooms with a washer & dryer, utility sink and ironing board throughout the residence ($1.50 in quarters per machine)
- Computer room located in the Residence Office
- Café located on the 3rd floor, supermarket across the street
- Full membership to the May Center, a full-service gym
May Center
- 50,000 square foot fitness facility
- Cardio equipment and strength & conditioning equipment
- Indoor swimming pool
- Group exercise studio and over 100 weekly fitness classes
- Complete gymnasium and gymnastics studio
- Locker rooms & pro shop
Extracurricular Activities & Cultural Events
For cultural events, you will be networking and attending social events with New York professionals.
Get to Know Your New City
Spend a leisurely afternoon exploring Central Park in Manhattan, Prospect Park in Brooklyn or one of the smaller parks, such as Washington Square, Hudson River, and Brooklyn Bridge Park, to name a few.
From high-end culinary hotspots to cheap and cheerful food carts, New York has a seemingly endless number of restaurants and food vendors, serving cuisines from all over the world for every budget.
Make a point to visit some of the many neighborhoods in New York, each with their own distinct style and flavor; for example, in Manhattan, Little Italy and Chinatown each showcase their culture and cuisine, while Williamsburg in Brooklyn is home a to vibrant arts and music scene.
Check out the many museums and monuments, such as the Met, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the Guggenheim, Ellis Island, and, of course, the Statue of Liberty!
Get a breath of fresh air on a stroll along the High Line, relaxing on a Circle Line boat tour around Manhattan, or at Coney Island, where you can ride the Cyclone rollercoaster or Wonder Wheel.
Program Cost
Consider these prices as a starting point. We encourage you to contact your study abroad office to determine the actual cost to you when factoring in financial aid, scholarships, your home school policies, and other factors.
