NYC Global Center announces the winners for each photo contest 2026, which invited international students to showcase moments in their life here at NYC Global Center in Manhattan and beyond.

Since joining NYC Global Center in September 2024, Catherine has brought energy, creativity, and a strong sense of community into her classroom. With over a decade of ESL teaching experience, she began her journey in 2015 teaching in China and Hong Kong before returning to New York to pursue graduate studies at Hunter College, where she also serves as President of the Graduate Student Government. Her path to NYC Global Center was unexpectedly quick. Looking for morning teachi

Want to improve your English without feeling overwhelmed? Small daily habits can make a big difference. In this guide, we share six easy ways to practice English every day—even if you only have 10 minutes.

Students from around the world gathered at NYC Global Center to celebrate iftar, sharing dishes from their cultures and learning about the traditions of Ramadan.

U.S. Student Visa Guide: An Overview The U.S. student visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows foreign nationals to enter the United States for the purpose of studying at an accredited institution. The most common types of student visas are the F-1 visa for academic students and the M-1 visa for vocational or non-academic students. To apply for a student visa, you must first be accepted by a Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP)-certified school. Once accepted, the scho

The I-20 process is key for international students aiming to study in New York. Start your path to an F-1 visa with NYC Global Center.