Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham Campus

Accounting

BS in Accounting degree requirements include seven required courses for the major, fulfillment of the University and Business Core Curriculum and a minimum of 120 total credits. Freshman year students take introductory courses in business, management information systems and mathematics along with the core curriculum; heavy concentration in accounting major courses begins in the third year.

Accounting (MBA)

The MBA in Accounting provides a launching pad for the study of advanced accounting topics suitable for business managers to sharpen strategic thinking and analytical skills. Students learn the core skills and knowledge of business and management while gaining a strong foundation of accounting theory and concepts useful to effectively interpret and use accounting and financial information.

Accounting (MS)

A STEM-designated program, the MS in Accounting is designed for students who have an undergraduate major or concentration in accounting. Completion of the MS in Accounting can academically qualify students to take the CPA exam and meet licensing requirements. The program was recognized with the American Accounting Association's Innovation in Accounting Education Award.

Administrative Science

Students who wish to qualify for a Certificate in Administrative Science may do so by completing six courses (18 credits) from the Master of Administrative Science (MAS) course offerings. These credits may then be applied to the MAS degree. Any six courses, on a matriculating or non-matriculating basis, qualify for the certificate.

Administrative Science

The Master of Administrative Science (MAS) degree in the School of Public and Global Affairs is a 30-credit program structured to meet the career development needs of adult learners working in administrative and professional positions in the private sector, government agencies, and not-for-profit organizations. Its primary purpose is to enhance the administrative and leadership skills of graduates.

Advanced Computer Programming

The objective is to provide comprehensive experience in program development in several languages, including C/C++, assembly language, Java, ASP.NET, C#, VB.NET, Unix Shell, and systems programming. Admission requires a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a satisfactory academic record. Courses numbered 6000 or higher completed in the certificate may be credited toward the MS in Computer Science.

Allied Health Technology

The Bachelor of Science in Allied Health Technology prepares students for careers as allied health professionals, with concentrations in Health Science and in Respiratory Care.

Animation (MA)

The 36-credit Master of Arts degree in Animation offers three concentrations (3D Character Animation, Visual Effects, Video Games) that center around gaining hands-on skills in the chosen concentration. The major is designed for students who possess an undergraduate degree and are looking to further their animation skills.

Animation (MFA)

A Master of Fine Arts is the highest degree in animation. The 60-credit MFA offers three concentrations (3D Character Animation, Visual Effects, Video Games) centered on intensive hands-on skills, and accepts recent undergraduates, master's-level transfer students and working professionals.

Art

The Art BA program allows students the flexibility to explore their interests in the performing, visual and written arts, to learn new skills and gain insight into the arts industry. The approach is interdisciplinary, collaborative and tailored to the individual student, with courses drawn from Art, Art History, Creative Writing, Theater, Dance, Music, Film, Graphic Design or Animation.

Bilingual/Bicultural Education Specialist Certificate

FDU's online Bilingual/Bicultural Education Certification Program is a 12-credit program covering applied linguistics, language acquisition, biliteracy development, pedagogical theory and teaching methods of content areas in bilingual/bicultural settings. The 12 credits may be applied toward the 36-credit Master of Arts in Education for Certified Teachers (MAC.T.) degree and satisfy the New Jersey Department of Education requirement for a second certification as a Bilingual/Bicultural educator.

Biochemistry

This highly interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry program offers a comprehensive understanding of the chemical processes underlying life and prepares students for success in the health professions. The curriculum blends coursework in chemistry, biology, physics and mathematics with electives and hands-on research; the Florham campus program is approved by the American Chemical Society.

Biology

The graduate biology curriculum is designed for students who plan to attend graduate school and for students preparing for admission to schools of medicine, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy, osteopathy, podiatry, veterinary medicine or chiropractic, as well as those not planning a further advanced degree in biology. Concentrations are available in biotechnology and in business.

Biology

This curriculum is designed for students who wish to prepare for admission to graduate school or into pre-professional schools of chiropractic, dentistry, medicine, pharmacy, podiatry or veterinary medicine, as well as for students who want to enter the workforce directly. Faculty advisers help students prepare for entrance into their desired professions, and a prepharmacy track is available.

Business: Accounting

For professionals seeking to learn accounting practices and procedures, including activity-based costing, budgeting, standard costing, break-even analysis, capital budgeting, process and activity decisions, leases and income taxes. For a certificate in accounting, students must complete a total of seven courses, or 19 credits. No GMAT/GRE scores are required for admission to the graduate certificate program.

Business Administration

The online MBA at Fairleigh Dickinson equips students with the skill set needed to become a leader in their profession. Designed to help students attain positions of industry leadership, the program uses a fully engaged learning process, beginning with MBA core courses followed by discipline-enhancing courses and a capstone.

Business Administration

Silberman College of Business's Business Administration major may be completed with or without an area of concentration, giving students the option to focus by taking advanced business courses that help define their skill set.

Business: Finance

For professionals seeking knowledge in managing an organization's cash resources, financial planning, budgeting, creating matrices for enhancing shareholder value, setting investment and borrowing policies and managing an organization's banking relationships. For a certificate in finance, students must complete a total of nine courses, or 18 credits. No GMAT/GRE scores are required for admission to the graduate certificate program.

Business: Management

For professionals seeking to improve their people management skills, the program is designed to build skills in leadership, team building and motivation of the workforce in light of current human resource demands. It builds knowledge of how business strategy impacts organizational interaction with the marketplace and how to structure the workplace to enhance organizational growth and productivity. For a certificate in management, students must complete a total of nine courses, or 18 credits.

Business: Marketing

For managers and practitioners involved in charting the direction of an organization and contributing to product-market decisions that create and sustain competitive advantage. The program builds skills in defining an organization's business, identifying organizational opportunities, formulating strategy in product pricing, distribution and promotions, and developing reformulation and recovery strategies.

Business: Pharmaceutical Management

For professionals interested in assuming a leadership role in managing the challenging issues in today's dynamic pharmaceutical industry. Courses emphasize exposure to the industry, government regulations, specialized marketing and managing within research and production-quality control environments. For a certificate in pharmaceutical management, students must complete a total of eight courses, or 18 credits.

CFP® Certification Financial Planning Education Program

FDU offers a CFP® Board-approved program that prepares students to take the CFP® Exam, covering the 72 Principal Knowledge Topics prescribed by the CFP® Board. The non-credit certificate program is made up of six financial planning courses that run consecutively and culminate in a seventh capstone course, with a duration of about 24 months. Students who complete the required courses and satisfy the CFP® Board's education requirement are eligible to sit for the CFP® exam.

Chemistry

The Master of Science in chemistry provides training for those who wish to advance their careers in research, industry, government service or teaching. In addition to advancing students toward a doctoral program, the program also provides courses of interest to industrial chemists who already may hold advanced degrees.

Chemistry

The BS in Chemistry is the primary degree for entry into the chemical and pharmaceutical industry and for graduate programs in chemistry, biochemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry, biomedical engineering and other areas. The degree is especially suitable for potential applicants to professional schools in medicine, pharmacy and veterinary medicine, and the curriculum is certified by the American Chemical Society (Florham).

Civil Engineering

Civil engineering affects everyone's daily life, and civil engineers are employed in both public and private sectors, including municipal public works departments, state and federal government agencies and private domestic and global companies. Graduates supervise projects that maintain, repair, rebuild or upgrade highways, bridges, canals, tunnels, dams, waste-treatment plants and water systems, and contribute to environmental sustainability and energy conservation.

Civil Engineering Technology

The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Technology educates and trains students for industrial positions requiring a sophisticated, applied technical orientation in planning, designing, building and maintaining infrastructure and facilities. Graduates work in areas such as transportation, water systems, utilities, structures, pollution control, surveying, soil mechanics and foundations.

Clinical Forensic Psychology

The aim of the Clinical Forensic Psychology MA program is twofold: to prepare students for competent entry-level practice in health service psychology within clinical forensic settings, and to position students for matriculation in doctoral programs in clinical psychology, including those with forensic tracks. The curriculum consists of 36 credits offered over 1.5 years.

Clinical Laboratory Science

Medical Laboratory Scientists (also known as Clinical Laboratory Scientists) are clinical laboratory professionals who provide laboratory data crucial for the diagnosis of disease, management of patient therapy and maintenance of health. The program covers clinical chemistry, clinical immunology, clinical microbiology, hematology and immunohematology, preparing graduates to work in hospitals, independent laboratories, clinics, government agencies and pharmaceutical firms.

Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology

This program prepares Medical Laboratory Scientists (formerly known as Medical Technologists) who perform a wide variety of analytical procedures requiring expertise in state-of-the-art technology and instrumentation. Students complete three years of study at FDU (minimum 93 credits) followed by a clinical year at an affiliated hospital-based school of medical technology.

Clinical Mental Health Counseling

The FDU Clinical Mental Health Counseling program is a 60-credit degree that prepares culturally competent counselors dedicated to the service of the community through the enhancement of the dignity, potential and uniqueness of each individual. It meets the educational requirements for licensure and requires a minimum of seven semesters.

Clinical Psychology

The PhD in Clinical Psychology is an American Psychological Association (APA) accredited program and a program member of the Council of University Directors of Clinical Psychology. The program adheres to the scientist/practitioner model of training and requires a number of clinical and research practica in addition to an extensive course curriculum. It is a four-year plus internship, full-time program, and includes a forensic track.

Clinical Psychopharmacology

The postdoctoral MS in Clinical Psychopharmacology prepares licensed psychologists to work collaboratively with physicians and other medical providers on the psychopharmacological treatment of the individuals they serve and to pursue prescriptive authority. The didactic portion consists of 10 courses divided over five 15-week semesters, followed by a qualifying examination.

Coaching Theory and Strategies

This 18-credit, 6-course certificate is designed to provide students with skills and knowledge to address coaching at all levels of sports. Coaching methodology, nutrition, conditioning, human performance, and team administration are areas studied in the program. These credits can also be applied to the Master of Sport Management degree; except as noted, classes are offered both in person and online.

Communication

The MA in Communication offers continuing students and returning professionals advanced study aimed at producing critically informed and creative graduates who will be competitive contributors to a challenging global workplace. The degree requires the completion of a minimum of 30 credits.

Communication

The Communication BA requires 36 credits of major coursework, including 18 credits of required courses and 18 credits of communication electives, in addition to the General Education Requirements. Students have the option of completing a concentration in advertising, social media, human communication, multimedia journalism or public relations.

Computer Engineering

Fairleigh Dickinson University's Master of Science in Computer Engineering is designed to train and educate students to work as computer engineers who understand the design tradeoff and the interdependency between hardware and software in computers, computer-based systems, computer communications and computer networks.

Computer Programming

The computer programming undergraduate certificate provides students with broad-based expertise in computer programming languages, including Python, Java and C++, with more than 200 contact hours of class instruction. This 15-credit certificate is offered by the Lee Gildart and Oswald Haase School of Engineering at the Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, New Jersey. A high school diploma is the prerequisite.

Computer Science

The graduate program in computer science prepares students for the direct pursuit of productive careers in industry and for continued graduate study. The program's orientation is toward educating professionals to become leaders in areas ranging from software engineering to computer design and from systems analysis to the management of information systems. It is offered full-time at the Metropolitan Campus and part-time at the Florham Campus by the Gildart Haase School of Engineering.

Computer Science

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science program is designed to give students broad knowledge in the theoretical as well as practical aspects of computer science, providing a solid foundation in the fundamentals and preparing them for a professional career in the field as well as graduate studies. Students can choose from three concentrations as part of their major: Cybersecurity, Game Development and Data Science.

Computer Security

The objective is to provide expertise in hardening computer systems, as well as in establishing information security policies and business continuation planning in organizations. Admission requires a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a satisfactory academic record. Courses numbered 6000 or higher completed in the certificate may be credited toward the MS in Computer Science.

Construction Engineering Technology

The Bachelor of Science in Construction Engineering Technology educates and trains students for industrial positions requiring a sophisticated, applied-technical orientation in building construction, engaging in construction-project design, development and management. Graduates work in the construction industry as contractors, field supervisors, project managers, job superintendents, estimators, safety specialists, schedulers and examiners.

Cosmetic Science

To serve the needs of the large population of cosmetic science professionals in the New York metropolitan area, FDU's Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Physics offers a Master of Science in Cosmetic Science. The first of its kind in New Jersey, the program was introduced in 1982.

Creative Writing

The Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing is a low-residency program in which students work closely with published authors who serve as their mentors and teachers. FDU offers a 60-credit single concentration MFA degree as well as an 88-credit dual concentration MFA; students complete eight-week modules and ten-day residencies.

Creative Writing

The BA in creative writing offers opportunities for emerging writers as they prepare for careers in a variety of fields, with the chance to study with nationally celebrated professional authors and editors. Students majoring in creative writing complete 30 to 36 credits of writing courses and 9 credits in literature courses. (This program is not open for new enrollment.).

Creative Writing and Literature for Educators

The first and only MA in Creative Writing and Literature for Educators is expressly designed for high school teachers as well as aspiring teachers. Students complete seven courses of four credits each for a total of 30 credits.

Criminal Justice

The MA in Criminal Justice integrates theory and practice into a holistic, engaging and challenging course of study that provides students with advanced knowledge and understanding of the United States criminal justice system. The 33-credit program can be completed in less than 18 months for full-time students.

Criminal Justice

The Criminal Justice curriculum integrates theory and academic constructs with the operational realities that shape the United States criminal justice system. It examines the nature and incidence of crime; theories of criminality and punishment; police and law enforcement, the courts and corrections; criminal justice management; forensic psychology and the forensic sciences; and the implications of cyber-crime, terrorism and transnational crime. (This program is not open for new enrollment.).

Criminology

Criminology is the study of the root causes of crime and deviant behavior in society, including biological, psychological and sociological explanations of crime. Courses also focus on national and international systems of law, comparative punishment and the administration of justice, and mechanisms of law enforcement and control at the local, state, federal and international levels. (This program is not open for new enrollment.).

Criminology & Criminal Justice

In the Criminology & Criminal Justice program, students study the root causes of crime and deviant behavior in society, what motivates individuals who break the law, and the impact of crime on victims and society. The degree requires 36 credits of major coursework and offers concentrations in Justice Systems and in Crime, Law and Society.

Cyber and Homeland Security

The online master's degree in Cyber and Homeland Security Administration is an opportunity to use a background in public service to advance a career. Whether a U.S. military veteran, first responder, healthcare professional, or from an unrelated field, the program provides the training needed to move into cyber and homeland security roles.

Cybersecurity Administration

A graduate certificate in cybersecurity administration offered through the university’s graduate certificate program. It provides focused graduate coursework in the management and administration of cybersecurity functions.

Cybersecurity and Information Assurance

FDU is designated a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education by the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security. The MS in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance requires 30 credits, including 15 credits of core requirements, a 3-credit master's project and 12 credits of electives.

Data Analytics

The MBA in Data Analytics, a STEM-certified program, is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of business management principles and a strong foundation in data analytics. It combines the core MBA curriculum with specialized courses focused on data analytics techniques, tools and strategies, for a total of 46 credits and 16 classes.

Database Administration

The objective is to provide expertise in the development, maintenance, and supervision of databases. Admission requires a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a satisfactory academic record. Several of the courses can be taken completely online, and courses numbered 6000 or higher may be credited toward the MS in Computer Science.

Degree Completion

The Bachelor of Arts Degree Completion Program, also known as the Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies (BAIS), is a baccalaureate degree program structured to meet the educational needs of adult learners. FDU will accept up to 90 credits of the 120 required for the degree from other sources, and students who receive the full 90 credits may complete the degree in as little as 18 months. Specialized tracks include Puerta Al Futuro (Gateway to the Future) and Yeshiva and Seminary.

Digital Marketing

Effective digital engagement is crucial in today's marketplace. The online Master's in Digital Marketing from Fairleigh Dickinson University provides the expertise needed to advance in the field, taught by seasoned professionals with years of experience.

Diplomacy and International Relations

Students may earn an official certificate in Diplomacy and International Relations after completing any six courses listed for the Master of Arts in Global Affairs. The certificate is listed on student transcripts and students receive a copy of the certificate for display. Students may apply for the certificate program only, and later apply the credits toward a Master of Arts in Global Affairs. Note: this program is not open for new enrollment.

Dyslexia Specialist

The Dyslexia Specialist Certificate (30 credits) is tailored for general education classroom teachers and teachers of special education who wish to develop comprehensive knowledge and extensive experience in the Orton Gillingham approach to teaching reading, spelling and handwriting. The program provides courses on theory and practice required for effective educational intervention for struggling readers, including students with dyslexia.

Early Childhood (P-3)

Fairleigh Dickinson University's School of Education offers a preparation program addressing students seeking their initial teacher licensure and students already certified to teach who are adding a P-3 endorsement. The P-3 MAT program is 33 credit hours and includes all coursework and clinical requirements for teacher licensure.

E-Commerce

The objective of the certificate is to provide expertise in both the business and technological sides of e-commerce: doing business on the Internet. Participants learn successful market structures and business models, as well as Internet programming on the client and the server sides. Courses numbered 6000 or higher completed in the certificate may be credited toward the MS in Electronic Commerce program.

Educational Leadership

The FDU Educational Leadership Program offers a 33-credit MA program that develops leaders who guide their schools to pursue excellence and equity as twin goals. Within one year candidates are eligible for their Supervisor Certificate, and within two years they are eligible for their Principal certification.

Education for Certified Teachers

The Master of Arts in Education for Certified Teachers (MAC.T.) is a 33-36 credit program that allows teachers to complete an 18-credit certification in their area of specialization as well as a 12-credit New Jersey Supervisor license. Specializations include bilingual/bicultural education, early childhood P-3, English as a second language, literacy/reading specialist, professional studies in education, and teacher of students with disabilities.

Electrical Engineering

FDU's Master of Science in Electrical Engineering provides students with the comprehensive skills and knowledge needed to pursue a career in one of the most dynamic areas of modern technology. The program prepares students with broad scientific knowledge and an aptitude in a variety of specialty areas; students must earn a total of 30 credits.

Electrical Engineering

Electrical engineering is one of the largest, broadest and most dynamic engineering disciplines, with more than 30 subdisciplines including biomedical, computer, communications, control, electronics, navigation and power engineering. Electrical engineers are employed in virtually all sectors of many industries, and demand continues as utility infrastructure, power grids and renewable-energy sources are maintained and expanded.

Electrical Engineering Technology

The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology educates and trains students for industrial positions requiring a sophisticated, applied-technical orientation in designing and building electrical and electronic devices, systems and processes. Graduates find employment in computer systems and networks, electronics, telecommunications, power generation and distribution, controls, instrumentation and automation.

Elementary Education K-6

Teachers of elementary-age students must be proficient in the design and delivery of instruction, student assessment, classroom management and other research-based best practices. For graduate students entering Fall 2025 or later, the School of Education offers a 30-credit Master of Arts in Teaching program that includes all coursework and clinical requirements for New Jersey teacher licensure.

Emergency Management Administration

While in the Master of Administrative Science program, students can customize their education by earning this graduate certificate along with their master's degree; students choose six courses in emergency management and safety administration. The certificate is offered by the School of Public and Global Affairs at the Florham Campus, Madison, New Jersey; Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, New Jersey; at offsite or partner locations; and online.

English as a 2nd Language

For graduate students entering Fall 2025 or later, Fairleigh Dickinson University's School of Education offers a 30-credit Master of Arts in Teaching program that includes all coursework and clinical requirements for New Jersey teacher licensure in ESL.

Entrepreneurship

FDU's entrepreneurship education shows students a path to becoming successful entrepreneurs, building a solid understanding of the journey from initial idea to a fully operating business, and also benefits those seeking careers in corporate enterprise as intrapreneurs. The degree program requires 21 credits of major-specific courses and emphasizes experiential learning, a global perspective and team-based teaching. (This program is not open for new enrollment.).

Environmental Studies

The Environmental Studies BA is based on a commitment to educating students and future global citizens about the complex intersections of the Earth's physical and biological processes with its myriad social and political systems. The interdisciplinary major ensures that graduates are active participants in building a sustainable future through structural change and political organizing built on sound scientific evidence. (This program is not open for new enrollment.).

Esports

The objective of this certificate/minor is to expose interested candidates to the growing sector of esports and competitive gaming and to provide career pathways to the industry. Students identify career paths and business models within esports, analyze ethical, legal and HR issues, learn to plan esports events while satisfying stakeholders, and study the basics of game design. The program requires 15 credits of required courses.

Film

The low-residency MFA in Film at FDU offers online courses during the semester and two 9-day on-campus residencies each year, held in the summer and winter. A total of 60 credits are required to graduate.

Film and Animation

The Film major gives students a full overview of all aspects of creating a moving image story as a movie, video, internet content or TV episode. Students begin shooting during their first year while taking courses in film production and film appreciation, and the program includes courses in screenwriting, advanced production and post-production, with animation concentrations and internships also available.

Finance

Financial executives are of central importance to overall planning and control in business firms, non-profit organizations and government agencies. The MBA in Finance provides students with the specialized knowledge needed for the world of finance and for career advancement, supported by state-of-the-art finance trading labs with Bloomberg software.

Finance

The finance major provides an understanding of financial analysis, financial management and financial systems, offered through the AACSB-accredited Silberman College of Business. The BS in finance is affiliated with the CFA organization and a second path is approved by the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) Standards Board, making graduates eligible to sit for the CFA Level 1 and CFP licensing exams.

Fine Arts

The Fine Arts BA allows students to explore new techniques and materials, helping them refine their creativity, critical thinking and expression through various media and formats. Alongside the hands-on studio arts component, students study art history and how art helped to shape culture. (This program is not open for new enrollment.).

Game Development

The certificate program in computer game development consists of 15 credits and provides students with a basic foundation in computer game development. The problem-solving and critical thinking skills acquired through this certificate program are essential skills needed to be successful in life and in the workplace. The program is offered within the Gildart Haase School of Engineering.

General Science

The Associate of Science in General Science is a 61-credit undergraduate degree offered in person at both FDU's Metropolitan Campus in Teaneck and Florham Campus in Madison. It is designed for students, including adult learners, with no prior academic background in the sciences, providing a solid foundation in scientific education and a seamless pathway into FDU's bachelor's degree programs in the natural sciences. A Health Studies concentration track is also available.

General Theoretical Psychology

The general-theoretical psychology program is designed to provide preparation for further study at the doctoral level in more specialized substantive areas, or for careers in industry, government, education or health sectors. The program is expected to take two years to complete for full-time students but can also be completed part-time.

Global Affairs

The Master of Arts in Global Affairs offers an intensive examination of complex economic, political and social world issues, with in-depth perspectives on the political and global economy, international problems and conflict resolution. The program comprises 30 credits (10 courses) of graduate-level coursework held primarily in consulates and missions to the United Nations in New York City.

Global Leadership and Administration

This 18-credit, 6-course graduate certificate is especially designed for leaders and administrators of worldwide organizations. These credits can also be applied to the Master of Administrative Science degree program.

Global Security and Terrorism Studies

The post-9/11 world recognizes that modern leaders all play an important part in ensuring the security of their personnel, their organization and the public at large. This 18-credit, 6-course certificate provides a balance of courses employing action steps organizational managers can take to enhance their security capabilities, with a greater understanding of the nature of domestic and transnational terrorism.

Global Transportation Management

Students in the Master of Public Administration (MPA) program can be awarded the Global Transportation Management Graduate Certificate before graduation. Students take two foundation courses and four courses in the Global Transportation Management specialization. The certificate is offered by the School of Public and Global Affairs at the Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, New Jersey; Florham Campus, Madison, New Jersey; online; or at off-campus locations.

Government and Politics

Students majoring in government and politics must complete 36 credits of major required courses, with concentration tracks available in global politics and legal studies. Government and Politics is favored by students preparing for law school, and majors interested in a teaching career may also be admitted to QUEST, the five-year accelerated preparation program for teaching certification.

Graphic Design

The graphic design major provides individuals with the opportunity to learn the skills, principles, and latest industry-standard tools needed to prepare for a wide variety of careers in the graphic design industry. The courses focus on the art of communication and problem-solving through the use of type, space, visual imagery, and computer software.

Healthcare Administration (MHA)

The MHA is the management degree for leadership in the healthcare sector, designed for individuals working in the healthcare industry who wish to advance their careers in administration as directors, senior managers and chief officers. The program was developed in consultation with and is taught by leaders and industry partners in healthcare management.

Healthcare Administration (MSN)

The Healthcare Administration MSN Program is designed to prepare leaders of administrative teams in hospitals, clinics or other healthcare organizations, who will influence and implement institutional policies during periods of healthcare reform, restructuring and changes affecting patient outcomes.

Healthcare Education Administration

The Healthcare Education Administration MSN Program is designed to prepare leaders of administrative teams in colleges, universities and other healthcare education settings, who will influence and implement institutional policies during periods of healthcare reform, restructuring and changes affecting student, faculty and staff outcomes.

Health Care Management

Students in the Master of Public Administration (MPA) program can be awarded the Healthcare Management Graduate Certificate before graduation. Students take two foundation courses and four courses in the Healthcare Management specialization. The certificate is offered by the School of Public and Global Affairs at the Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, New Jersey; Florham Campus, Madison, New Jersey; online; or at off-campus locations.

Health Information Management

Health information professionals collect, analyze and utilize data to provide information critical to the health care industry. The BS in Health Information Management is awarded jointly between FDU and Rutgers University School of Health Professions and is designed as a “2+2” program, with the first two years spent at FDU and the last two years at Rutgers.

Health Science

The Master of Health Science (MHS) is a 32-credit blended degree program combining online and in-person coursework, designed with specialized tracks allowing students unique opportunities for career development and advancement. All students complete a health science core covering the legal, ethical, managerial and public-health issues facing health care.

Health Studies

The Bachelor of Science in Health Studies program is designed to prepare graduates with an understanding of a wide range of health-related concepts with a strong emphasis on problem-solving skills and critical thinking. The comprehensive curriculum provides a solid foundation of general education, health-related science and in-depth perspectives in health and healthcare delivery, and offers four concentrations — Science, General, Exercise Science, and Global Health.

Higher Education Administration

The master's in higher education administration online degree helps current or aspiring professionals build or advance a career in higher education. Graduates may apply credits from the 36-credit MA toward the 45-credit EdD in Higher Education.

High School Athletic Director

This 18-credit, 6-course certificate program focuses on the skills needed to administer an athletic program at the high school level, intended to lead to employment at secondary schools with an emphasis on athletic curricula. The program fulfills the New Jersey Supervisor Standard certificate requirement, and the credits can also be applied to the Master of Sport Management degree program. Only New Jersey-certified teachers are eligible, and all courses are available in online modality.

History

History is the study of the human past from a wide variety of methodological perspectives and is an ongoing process of learning and discovery. The major is designed to provide students with a nuanced understanding of the past in a wide variety of geographical and chronological settings, and to equip them with the tools and skills necessary to become effective critical thinkers, researchers and writers.

Homeland Security Administration

This 18-credit, 6-course certificate is designed to provide an introduction to the area of homeland security. These credits can also be applied to the Master of Administrative Science degree program.

Homeland Security Administration

The Master of Science in Homeland Security Administration (MSHS) is a 36-credit graduate program divided into 12 courses that focuses on the practical and theoretical aspects of enforcing and ensuring homeland security, with a strong emphasis on leadership throughout the program.

Homeland Security Leadership

This 18-credit, 6-course certificate focuses on the critical area of leadership in homeland security. It is designed to meet the personal and professional development goals of individuals in the broad field of homeland security, such as first responders, law enforcement, emergency management, security personnel, health and hospital workers, and the military. These credits can also be applied to the MS in Cyber and Homeland Security Administration degree program.

Homeland Security – Terrorism and Security Studies

This 18-credit, 6-course certificate focuses on terrorism and security studies, providing both historical and current information on the various threats posed by domestic and international terrorist organizations and on preparing organizations for the associated risks. These credits can also be applied to the MS in Cyber and Homeland Security Administration degree program. Courses are also available in online modality.

Hospitality and Tourism Management

Offered through FDU's International School of Hospitality, Sports, and Tourism Management, the BA in Hospitality & Tourism Management prepares students for careers in the hospitality industry in one of the nation's most popular tourism regions. The degree offers a variety of ways to meet University requirements, and is well suited to students bringing transfer coursework and significant work and life experience.

Hospitality Management Studies

The Master of Hospitality Management Studies is designed for professionals with a passion for hospitality, a desire to build leadership skills and an ambition to expand their career opportunities. The degree consists of 30 credits and is available in online, in-person and hybrid formats.

Humanities

The Humanities major offers a wide-ranging liberal arts education and an integrated interdisciplinary experience that draws on Literature, History, Philosophy, the visual and performing arts, and culture courses in modern languages. Disciplines are studied independently and come together in an introductory methods course and a senior capstone seminar offering intensive interdisciplinary study of themes and historical periods.

Human Resources Administration

The area of human resources has become more complex with new laws, court decisions, and changes in business practices. This 18-credit, 6-course certificate is designed for those who are working in the area of human resources or desire to move into that field. These credits can also be applied to the Master of Administrative Science degree program.

Individualized Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies (BAIS) is a flexible, interdisciplinary degree that lets students design a course of study around their own interests and goals. Concentrations are available in the Arts, in the Social Sciences, and as a Hospitality & Tourism Management specialization, and students are encouraged to extend their learning through internships.

Industrial Organizational Psychology

The Industrial/Organizational Psychology graduate program is designed to provide a comprehensive and empirically based background in industrial/organizational psychology. The program requires successful completion of 12 courses, which translates to 36 credits.

Infection Preventionist

The Infection Preventionist MSN Program is designed to prepare leaders of infection prevention and control teams in hospitals, clinics or other healthcare organizations, who will influence and implement institutional infection prevention and control policies to ensure optimal patient and community safety in routine care and during outbreaks.

Information Technology

The courses for the 15-credit Certificate in Information Technology prepare students to apply the principles of computer networking, programming, and multimedia to an office, business or industry environment. It can help students assume responsibilities involving IT system planning, installation and maintenance in offices. The certificate is offered by the Lee Gildart and Oswald Haase School of Computer Sciences and Engineering at the Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, New Jersey.

International Business

As a consequence of global integration and increasing political instability worldwide, firms need knowledgeable professionals able to navigate the complex global economic landscape. FDU's MBA in International Business curriculum provides students with the specialized and in-depth education necessary to successfully manage in that environment.

Internet Programming

Internet programming is a contemporary field of computer programming referring to network communication, distributed computing and web applications. The objective of this certificate is to provide expertise in computer programming fundamentals, web programming and internet-based application software development. It is offered by the Lee Gildart and Oswald Haase School of Engineering at the Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, New Jersey.

K-12 and TSD

The Peter Sammartino School of Education offers a preparation program leading to New Jersey dual certification in Secondary Education (K-12) and Teacher of Students with Disabilities that requires 50 credits for dual certification, including 36 credits to complete the Master of Arts in Teaching degree. The program is offered online.

K-6 and TSD

The Peter Sammartino School of Education offers a preparation program leading to New Jersey dual certification in Elementary Education (K-6) and Teacher of Students with Disabilities that requires 50 credits for dual certification, including 36 credits to complete the Master of Arts in Teaching degree. The program is offered online.

Law and Public Safety Administration

This 18-credit, 6-course certificate program recognizes the importance of enhancing the leadership and management of key administrators of modern law enforcement, emergency management and public safety organizations. The emphasis is on blending communication, decision-making and strategic partnering skills with the latest trends in human resource management, finance and media strategies. These credits can also be applied to the Master of Administrative Science degree program.

Leadership

The online EdD in Leadership prepares scholarly practitioners equipped to drive meaningful change in Higher Education, P-12 Education or Health Education. Offered in a dynamic virtual format, the nationally recognized program emphasizes social justice, data analytics and sustainability, and comprises a dissertation and 45 credits over 27-45 months.

Leadership Theory and Practice

This 18-credit, 6-course certificate is designed for individuals who would like to increase their leadership skills. The course of study looks at the differences between managers and leaders, the attributes of leaders, different theories that can be used, and how leaders can vary their style based on the situation at hand. These credits can also be applied to the Master of Administrative Science degree program.

Liberal Arts

The Associate of Arts (AA) in Liberal Arts is a 60-credit undergraduate degree available at the Florham and Metropolitan campuses as well as entirely online. It is ideally suited to students, including adult learners, with little or no previous college credit, and can serve either as a terminal degree or as a stepping-stone to a bachelor's degree.

Literature

The study of literature teaches analytic and synthetic skills: learning to read carefully and analytically, students learn to ask hard questions of the work and of themselves. Grappling with the complex ideas contained in literature also develops students' writing and their capacity to work with ambiguity and multiple dimensions of meaning.

Management

The MBA in Leadership and Managing Innovation is designed for students who wish to develop the interpersonal and management skills needed to advance to levels of leadership in their companies. Students improve their skills in managing people and organizational systems, build leadership capabilities and become well versed in team building and employee motivation.

Management

The major in management is designed for students who wish to develop the interpersonal and management skills they can use starting with their first professional job, as well as a long-term perspective and value system that will serve them throughout their careers. Course offerings emphasize practical knowledge and skill sets, a global perspective stressing ethics and sustainable business practices, and team-based teaching and learning.

Management Information Systems

The certificate provides individuals with a broad knowledge base to assist organizations in pursuing information technology based competitive advantage in a rapidly changing global economy. Admission requires a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a satisfactory academic record. Courses numbered 6000 or higher completed in the certificate may be credited toward the MS in Management Information Systems program.

Management Information Systems

The graduate program in Management Information Systems is designed for present and future managers and developers of organizational information systems. The program combines learning how to use and develop information system technology with instruction in business, management and organizations.

Marine Biology

The marine biology curriculum fulfills basic requirements for admission into graduate and professional schools and may also serve as a terminal degree with which to enter the job market. The program includes a laboratory field experience, for which students must have earned a 2.25 in biology coursework and be in good academic standing.

Marketing

The MBA in Marketing curriculum prepares students with a solid foundation in the fundamentals of marketing strategy, consumer behavior and marketing research. Students build on this foundation by selecting from a number of marketing electives in specialized areas such as marketing research, advertising and sales.

Marketing

Marketing majors are exposed to interdisciplinary courses that develop a broad range of business skills. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for careers in sales, retailing, advertising, product management, direct marketing and research, and the learning process is enhanced with projects, case studies and internships.

Mathematics (BA)

Math majors develop many skills including the ability to formulate and solve problems, logical and critical thinking, numerical computation, and quantitative skills. Career opportunities include working as a mathematician, computer scientist, statistician, economist, actuary, cryptologist, biostatistician, and college professor.

Mathematics (BS)

The BS in Mathematics builds skills in problem formulation and solution, logical and critical thinking, numerical computation, and quantitative analysis. Potential career paths include mathematician, computer scientist, statistician, economist, actuary, cryptologist, biostatistician, and college professor.

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineering is one of the largest, broadest, and most diverse engineering disciplines, and the BSME degree program prepares graduates for entrance into the profession or for graduate study. The curriculum provides a varied and balanced educational experience through an appropriate combination of theoretical concepts and practical applications.

Mechanical Engineering Technology

This mechanical engineering technology certificate program, tailored to the needs of mechanical contractors (in areas such as HVAC, steam and product piping), prepares students for a career in mechanical engineering technology. This 15-credit certificate program is designed to expand students' technical skills. It is offered by the Lee Gildart and Oswald Haase School of Computer Sciences and Engineering at the Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, New Jersey.

Mechanical Engineering Technology

The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology curriculum includes mathematics, basic sciences, English composition and communications, humanities and social sciences, and technical courses. The program prepares students to apply the principles of mechanics and energy to the design, manufacturing and operation of machinery and other mechanical devices.

Medical Imaging Science

Medical imagers are integral members of the healthcare team with the knowledge and skills to use imaging technologies that guide critical decisions in patient diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment planning. Graduates choose between two sonography concentrations and earn a degree awarded jointly by FDU and Rutgers University, and are eligible for national certification and state licensure where applicable.

Medical Science

The Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) degree program provides licensed Physician Assistants/Associates and other MS/MA-prepared health-adjacent professionals with extended knowledge of population health, quality assessment, policy analysis and evidence-based practice to enhance their leadership in practice settings, educational institutions and healthcare organizations.

Network and System Administration

This certificate program prepares students to assume responsibilities involving IT system planning, installation and maintenance in business and industry. Students learn the fundamentals of operating systems, networking and information security and obtain hands-on lab experience in these subjects. Students must complete 15 credits of required courses to be eligible to receive the certificate.

Non-Profit Organizational Development

This 18-credit, 6-course certificate program is designed for professional leaders in the not-for-profit community. The needs of non-profit organizations vary from those of the private sector, and this certificate explores the areas unique to non-profit organizations and provides theoretical and applied practice on how these organizations operate. These credits can also be applied to the Master of Administrative Science degree program.

Nurse Practitioner

The post-graduate certificate program allows nurses who hold an MSN/DNP degree from an accredited nursing program to become certified as a Nurse Practitioner in a second population concentration: Adult Gerontology Primary Care, Family Primary Care, Psychiatric-Mental Health Care, or Women's Health Care.

Nurse Practitioner

The Nurse Practitioner MSN Program prepares students to become advanced practice nurses with advanced knowledge and clinical skills for diagnosing and managing common medical conditions in a population specialization. Graduates are qualified to treat clients across a wide array of acute, chronic and complex health problems and to provide guidance for health promotion and disease prevention.

Nursing

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program develops students to become professional nurses prepared to practice in many settings, across the lifespan, and with diverse populations, with practice based upon nursing science and the related arts and sciences. Graduates are qualified for the role of a baccalaureate-prepared generalist nurse and are eligible to take the NCLEX-RN for licensure as a registered nurse.

Nursing Entry Level

The 2-year (6-7 semester) Master of Science in Nursing Entry-to-Practice program prepares students to meet nursing leadership demands in a dynamic health care system. Graduates are qualified for the role of a baccalaureate-prepared generalist nurse and are eligible to take the NCLEX-RN for licensure as a registered nurse.

Nursing Practice

The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program provides MS/MSN-prepared nurses with extended knowledge of population health, quality assessment, policy analysis and evidence-based practice to enhance their leadership in practice settings, educational institutions and healthcare organizations. There is a strong focus on survey methodology and analysis of survey data.

Occupational Therapy

The entry-level OTD curriculum develops exceptional theory-based practice skills focusing on occupation-based interventions, interprofessional collaboration and practice, and service to diverse communities and populations. Students complete a total of 101 credits, with certain courses offered in a hybrid format.

Orton Gillingham Teacher

This program is accredited at the IMSLEC Teaching Level. The International Multisensory Structured Language Education Council (IMSLEC) provides national accreditation to programs that prepare specialists in multisensory structured language education. The program is also one of only 18 university programs awarded Accreditation PLUS by the International Dyslexia Association.

Orton Gillingham Teacher Trainer

The Orton Gillingham Teacher Trainer Certificate program (36 credits) is accredited at the IMSLEC Trainer of Teaching Level. The International Multisensory Structured Language Education Council (IMSLEC) provides national accreditation to programs that prepare specialists in multisensory structured language education. The curriculum includes required foundation courses, specialization courses, one-credit workshops and advanced trainer internships.

Orton Gillingham Therapist

The Orton Gillingham Therapist Certificate program (39 credits) is accredited at the IMSLEC Therapy Level. The International Multisensory Structured Language Education Council (IMSLEC) provides national accreditation to programs that prepare specialists in multisensory structured language education. The curriculum includes required foundation courses, specialization courses, one-credit workshops and advanced Orton Gillingham practica.

Orton Gillingham Therapist Trainer

The Orton Gillingham Therapist Trainer Certificate program (49 credits) is accredited at the IMSLEC Trainer of Therapy Level. The International Multisensory Structured Language Education Council (IMSLEC) provides national accreditation to programs that prepare specialists in multisensory structured language education. The curriculum includes required foundation courses, specialization courses, one-credit workshops, trainer internships and advanced practica.

P-3 and TSD

The Peter Sammartino School of Education offers a preparation program leading to New Jersey dual certification in Early Childhood Education (P-3) and Teacher of Students with Disabilities that requires 54 credits for dual certification, including 36 credits to complete the Master of Arts in Teaching degree. The program is offered online.

PA Studies

The FDU PA Program is committed to preparing socially responsible professionals who possess the academic knowledge, clinical skills and professional attitudes requisite for providing compassionate patient-centered care in a dynamic healthcare system. The program developed a two-and-a-half-year curriculum of didactic and clinical phases.

Pharmaceutical Management

The MBA in Pharmaceutical Management excels in integrating academic rigor with real-world experience, serving hundreds of working professionals in the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries. By continually building a cohesive learning culture with industry, the program provides a curriculum of direct relevance to market realities.

Pharmacy

The Fairleigh Dickinson University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is one of only two degree-granting pharmacy schools in New Jersey and the first in the state to be associated with a private university. The College's dynamic program of study integrates the very best practices in pharmacy education today.

Philosophy

As the traditional liberal arts discipline that emphasizes questioning, reasoning, and inquiring into all human values, Philosophy provides a rich undergraduate major that can lead students to a variety of career choices. Because students of philosophy develop high degrees of critical thinking skills, they may pursue careers in law, business and other fields as well as in teaching and research.

Political Science

This program provides an integration of disciplines and areas of interest in political science and international affairs. The MA in Political Science aims to give students a well-rounded education and understanding of the dynamic changes taking place in the international community, and requires the successful completion of 33 credits.

Psychology

This track is designed for individuals trained in other professions such as law, business or the natural sciences who are now interested in pursuing careers in mental health and applied areas of psychology. Upon completion of 18 credits of prescribed psychology courses, students are eligible to apply to graduate programs in psychology, assisted by a personal faculty advisor.

Psychology

The College of Psychology and Counseling offers a four-year BA in Psychology with optional tracks in Consumer Psychology, Forensic Psychology, and Mental Health. The curriculum serves as preparation for graduate study and for work in various fields of professional psychology, and is also useful background for professions such as law, social work, medicine and nursing.

Public Administration

The MPA is the management degree for career advancement in the public and non-profit sectors, including government, healthcare management, nonprofit leadership, public policy and public services. The curriculum of 39 to 42 credits is designed to provide graduates with conceptual, analytic and managerial skills for a variety of public service administration situations.

Public Administration and Public Health

The dual MPA/MPH provides the highest-level management and leadership skills in public health. Students can earn two master's degrees in two and a half years and then sit for the Certified in Public Health (CPH) exam. The dual degree includes a total of 60 credit hours.

Public Health

The online Master of Public Health degree, guided by educators with years of industry experience, supports students' personal and professional goals while helping them develop their own ideas for eliminating health disparities. The program can be finished in as little as 18 months and includes a practicum experience in the student's area of interest.

Public Management

Students in the Master of Public Administration (MPA) program can be awarded the Public Management Graduate Certificate before graduation by choosing six courses from an approved list of public administration offerings. The certificate is offered by the School of Public and Global Affairs at the Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, New Jersey; Florham Campus, Madison, New Jersey; online; or at off-campus locations.

Radiography

Radiologic (“X-ray”) technicians are the medical personnel who perform diagnostic imaging examinations in hospitals, clinics, and imaging centers. The Associate in Science (AS) in Radiography is a highly flexible degree program that can accommodate traditional first-degree students as well as returning students, and prepares graduates for a career as a radiologic technician.

Radiologic Technology

Radiologic (“X-ray”) technologists perform diagnostic imaging examinations in hospitals, clinics, and imaging centers. At the completion of the five-year Bachelor of Science program students are prepared for a career as a radiologic technologist, with preparation in traditional X-ray imaging and, in some tracks, bone densitometry and contrast media injection.

School Psychology

The NASP-approved School Psychology MA plus Certification program provides the education to become a professional school psychologist at the Specialist level (60 credits). The program features opportunities to develop special competencies in assessment, identifying and treating behavior problems in children and adolescents, curriculum-based measurement and evidence-based therapeutic services.

School Psychology

The Doctorate of Psychology (PsyD) in School Psychology builds upon master's certification-level training and prepares students for eligibility for licensure for independent practice. Graduates practice and hold leadership roles in schools, mental health clinics, child and family agencies, pediatric hospitals, juvenile justice facilities, colleges and universities, and private practice.

School Security and Safety Administration

This 18-credit, six-course certificate is designed for safety and security professionals and school officials. The program emphasizes the importance of safety planning in the total school environment, guidelines for responding to and managing crises in a school setting, and measures for reducing risks. These credits can also be applied to the Master of Administrative Science degree.

Science

Students seeking a baccalaureate degree with a thorough grounding in the sciences, and desiring choice, should consider the Bachelor of Science degree in science. The program is multidisciplinary and offers maximum flexibility; the curriculum can meet the entrance requirements for medical or dental school, and each student must officially declare a major before entering the sixth semester.

Secondary Education K-12 (NJ Certificate)

Secondary school teachers must be proficient in the design and delivery of instruction, classroom organization and management, and other research-based best practices. For graduate students entering Fall 2025 or later, the School of Education offers a 30-credit Master of Arts in Teaching program that includes all coursework and clinical requirements for New Jersey teacher licensure.

Social Work

The Master of Social Work online program prepares students to make a positive impact on social and economic justice, human rights and quality of life for diverse populations. The competency-based curriculum combines didactic and practical learning and includes 900 hours of practicum experience and a total of 60 credits.

Sociology

Sociology students learn not only the facts of social life but also the methods for analyzing claims about society, developing the ability to evaluate arguments about family, class, race, gender and the mass media. A sociology education develops a social sophistication that goes beyond mere cynicism, training students to ask how we know what we know about society.

Sports Management

This 18-credit, 6-course certificate focuses on the skills required for a career in the administration of professional and amateur sports. This course of study can lead to employment in sports organizations, regulatory agencies, private and public facilities, and athletic departments at the college and university level. These credits can also be applied to the Master of Sports Management degree.

Sports Management

The Master of Sports Management (MSM) provides the theoretical, administrative and managerial skills needed to excel in the sports industry. Taught by faculty with extensive professional experience in sports, the 36-credit program enables graduates to effectively manage and lead in sports organizations.

Sports Management

This 18-credit, 6-course certificate in Sports Management is designed for individuals interested in pursuing sports and recreation professionally. Students complete two required courses in sports administration and select four additional courses from an approved list.

Sports Management

The Bachelor of Arts in Sports Management provides undergraduate-level studies for traditional and non-traditional students seeking a career in sports management, including recreational, youth, collegiate, and professional leagues.

Supply Chain Management (MBA)

For many organizations, effective management of their supply chain and operations is the key to value creation in today's fast-paced and highly global business environment. The MBA specialization in supply chain management responds to significant job growth and steadily increasing salaries in the profession.

Supply Chain Management (MS)

In just 21 months, the MS degree in Supply Chain Management from Silberman College of Business equips students with the technical and managerial skills to help improve the efficiency and effectiveness of business operations. The MS-SCM is a cohort-based, 30-credit graduate study comprised of ten 3-credit courses.

Taxation

Fairleigh Dickinson University has one of the oldest Master of Science in Taxation programs in the state. Offered through the Silberman College of Business and delivered 100% remotely via synchronous online sessions, the MST is designed to meet the growing educational and training needs of area tax professionals and is obtained by completing 30 credits.

Teaching

The Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) is a graduate program in teacher preparation for individuals who already have a baccalaureate degree in the liberal arts or sciences and a desire to enter the teaching profession. For students admitted in Fall 2025 or after, the MAT requires 30 credits for elementary (K-6), secondary (7-12) and ESL candidates, and 33 credits for early childhood (P-3) candidates.

Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language (TESL/TEFL)

The MA in Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language (TESL/TEFL) is designed for international students who want to teach English outside of the United States and for domestic students seeking careers teaching English learners. The curriculum includes required courses, a clinical component and electives.

Telecommunications and Networking

The objective of the certificate is to provide expertise in the development, maintenance, and supervision of telecommunication systems and computer networks. Admission requires a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a satisfactory academic record. Courses completed in the certificate can be credited toward the MS in Computer Science, MS in Computer Engineering, or MS in Electrical Engineering (Specialization in DSP/Communications) program.

Theater Arts

The Theater Arts BA takes students across the many aspects of the theater world, aiming to give in-depth preparation to enter a robust profession with many possibilities. The program is designed for future directors, actors, musical theater professionals, theater studies enthusiasts, and theater design and technical theater specialists.

Website Design and Development

The website design and development certificate program prepares students for a career in website design, development and management, with hands-on learning in social, corporate or individual website design, development, maintenance and management. Students from different majors, including liberal arts, and professionals from various careers are encouraged to pursue this certificate.