<p>NYU SPS graduate candidate Kasvi Bhatia  made the leap from Dubai to New York City to pursue an <a href="https://www.sps.nyu.edu/explore/degrees-and-programs/ms-in-project-management.html">MS in Project Management</a>, a decision that has impacted her life in a multitude of ways. “Coming from Dubai, studying at NYU SPS has been transformative,” Bhatia shares. “Moving to New York City and becoming part of such a globally diverse community has taught me so much about connection, collaboration, and growth.”</p> <p>From the get-go, Bhatia immersed herself in student life, serving as social media manager of the Project Management Student Network (PMSN). Today, she is the club’s vice president. “Being part of this club has given me confidence, leadership experience, and lifelong friendships,” she says.</p>

<p>Bhatia also became an orientation leader. “Helping [new students] find their place in this big city feels incredibly meaningful,” she explains. Beyond leadership roles, she has participated in networking events, community service projects, and hackathons. Each opportunity has been a chance to learn from peers, professors, and mentors who bring diverse global perspectives to the classroom.</p> <p>“What stands out to me most about SPS is how inclusive and connected the community feels,” Bhatia, an international student, shares. “I’ve met so many amazing people from around the world, each with their own stories and perspectives. They’ve made New York feel like home and shown me how education connects us across cultures.”</p>