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Cultivating innovative and creative leaders

Milstein Program

The Milstein Program selects a small cohort of extraordinary first year undergraduates each year who are excited by interdisciplinary thinking, dynamic collaboration, and emergent technology. The Program offers a supportive community of engaged learners, speaker series along with core courses, unique short courses, mentorship, career development, and funded research opportunities, including an 8 week immersive experience at Cornell Tech on Roosevelt Island. We are the & in Arts & Sciences.

 

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Art + Tech Submissions Due Oct 31

The Milstein Program in Technology and Humanity is looking for innovative student work (graduate and undergraduate, from all colleges) for the inaugural Art + Tech exhibit on Friday, December 6. Submissions should combine art and technology and may come from any field: videogames, fashion, sculpture, graphic design, VR, AI collaborations, performance, music, etc.

Multiple jury awards will be available up to $1500. Deadline: October 31

Art + Tech Submission Portal

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Upcoming Milstein Program Events

Dec 06
Friday 05:00 PM

Art + Tech Exhibit

A. D. White House

Current Milstein Scholars

As a student in the Milstein Program, you understand that you’ll need a diverse set of skills to tackle today’s most challenging issues. You might love studying philosophy, capital markets or Chinese, but you’re also fascinated with technology and data and can see the intersections between all of your interests. 

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Upcoming Application Deadlines

Rolling deadline: Externship funding for Juniors & Seniors.

Student Projects

During the course of their four years in the Program, Milstein Program Scholars learn how to collaborate, design, scope and iterate team projects rooted in the theme of innovation and change. In the First-year Project, students are introduced to small team projects they choose or propose. The Milstein Program experience culminates in the year-long Junior Project. 

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