Hey everyone, I'll be moving to New York for grad school this August to attend NYU Tisch. I was wondering what areas you recommend, as well as any specific accommodations. Any apps that help with finding accommodation as well. I'd say my max is about $3000 per month, where does that put me? I'll be staying for 2 years so a 2 year lease would be perfect.
I really like both which is why I'm having such a hard time, it feels like I want to split myself into two just to attend both, I guess the only distinguishing factor is that nyu costs almost double, and it's a two year program instead of one. I'm also overcome with the feeling that studying in the US presents better opportunities, just based on what I've seen of alumni, and the US is huge. I'll assume the social aspect is also better in NYU, it seems more playful and the cohort is larger. But obviously for a masters that is not my priority. I can't really tell where I'd rather work if I got lucky enough to land a job in either country in the first place. NYU Tisch or UCL Bartlett, what would you guys say for creative tech? Are they pretty much similar? What I want to do in the future is be a creative technologist. Both are masters
I really like both which is why I'm having such a hard time, it feels like I want to split myself into two just to attend both, I guess the only distinguishing factor is that nyu costs almost double, and it's a two year program instead of one. I'm also overcome with the feeling that studying in the US presents better opportunities, just based on what I've seen of alumni, and the US is huge. I'll assume the social aspect is also better in NYU, it seems more playful and the cohort is larger. But obviously for a masters that is not my priority. I can't really tell where I'd rather work if I got lucky enough to land a job in either country in the first place. NYU Tisch or UCL Bartlett, what would you guys say for creative tech? Are they pretty much similar? What I want to do in the future is be a creative technologist. Both are masters
Hey everyone, was wondering if pursuing an MPS affects my ability to then move onto a PHD? Or become a professor? It is a degree that I haven't heard of before but I am very fond of the program. It's hard to find information in regards to this, wondering if anyone has any experience or knowledge they can share about this. This degree is in creative technology