Metropolitan College of New York

Business

The Associate of Science in Business is a four Purpose program - 60 semester hours - that can be completed in just 1 year, 4 months. The degree features a four-semester sequence.

Business Administration

MCNY's MBA in Business Administration offers ambitious business professionals a chance to attain the skill sets and knowledge base that improve an individual's ability to contribute to his or her organization. While addressing subjects covered in more traditional MBA programs, the course of study requires students to take what they've learned and apply it to a real business situation.

Business Administration

The Bachelor's degree program offered through the School for Business is performance-based. This means that every student must demonstrate competence in each of the eight Purposes to earn his or her degree. Semesters are fourteen weeks in length, and three full Purposes are offered each year, so if a student attends classes consecutively for eight Purposes, he or she will receive a bachelor's degree in two years and eight months.

Community Health Education

The Master of Community Health Education program is designed to prepare competent practitioners, who are engaged, committed, and able to enhance the health status and quality of life in local, state, regional, and global communities via critical, creative thinking, action planning and effective communication skills.

Education - Dual Childhood 1-6/Special Education

This 46-credit program is designed for prospective teachers who seek teaching certification to be eligible to work with all elementary school students in general, inclusion, or special education classroom settings. Graduates are eligible for both initial New York State certification in Childhood 1-6 to teach in general education and certification in Special Education to also teach students with disabilities.

Emergency and Disaster Management

The Master of Public Administration in Emergency and Disaster Management is an advanced degree program which opens new career tracks for recent college graduates as well as those looking to change careers, and further develops the knowledge base of professionals already working in the field. This highly specialized degree will cover the planning, management, logistics, response, relief, recovery, and economics associated with managing emergency situations.

Emergency Management and Business Continuity

The Associate and Bachelor of Arts degrees in Emergency Management and Business Continuity program will prepare students for careers in the fields of criminal justice, homeland security, crisis management, cyber security, business continuity, and other emergency management-related industries. The Bachelor of Arts degree is 120 credits and spans eight semesters (Purposes) each of which entails five dimensions: Purpose, Values & Ethics, Self & Others, Systems, and Skills.

Emergency Management and Business Continuity

The Associate and Bachelor of Arts degrees in Emergency Management and Business Continuity program will prepare students for careers in the fields of criminal justice, homeland security, crisis management, cyber security, business continuity, and other emergency management-related industries. The Associate of Arts degree is a 60-credit degree program.

Healthcare Systems Management

The Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Healthcare Systems Management is a performance-based program in the School of Business at MCNY. This Purpose-Centered program focusing on healthcare management requires 120 credits to graduate, spans eight purposes (semesters) for 14-week duration each semester, and can be completed in two years and eight months.

Health Informatics

Master's in Health Informatics is a one-year program consisting of 12 courses (36 credits) typically taken in 3 terms. The field of Health Informatics facilitates improvement in several aspects of healthcare delivery including diagnosis processes, treatment protocol development, drug development, personalized medicine, and patient monitoring and care.

Health Services and Risk Management

The fully online MBA in Health Services and Risk Management Program at Metropolitan College of New York is designed to meet the life style demands of the working professional in the healthcare services field. This program will enable sector professionals to pursue an MBA degree without interrupting their work schedule, and allowing the option to pursue the goal of advancing to executive positions.

Human Services

The Bachelor's degree program offered through the Audrey Cohen School for Human Services and Education is performance-based. This means that every student must demonstrate competence in each of the eight Purposes in order to earn his or her degree. Semesters are fourteen weeks in length, and three full Purposes are offered each year, so if a student attends classes consecutively for eight Purposes, he or she will receive a bachelor's degree in two years and eight months.

Human Services

All students enrolled in the Associate of Arts degree program must take 48 of their 60 required credits at the College. The student must complete the first two Purposes - Self Assessment and Preparation for Practice, and Developing Professional Relationships - and then two out of the following: Working in Groups, Teaching and Communication, Counseling, Working as a Community Liaison, and Supervision. As of summer 2016, candidates for the associate degree are required to complete Purposes 1-4.

Information Technology

The Associate of Applied Science in Informational Technology is a four Purpose program - 60 semester hours - that can be completed in just 1 year, 4 months. The AAS in Information Technology degree prepares the students for the 21st century business ventures as it focuses on the technical skills necessary to develop and maintain computer information systems. Upon graduation from this program, the student can take CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+ and Microsoft MCP and MOS certification exams.

Information Technology Management

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Information Technology Management degree focuses on the analytical and managerial aspects of the information systems, while developing students' skills in advanced computing technology, such as Cloud computing, mobile applications development, web development and digital marketing, IT risk and project management, database development and administration, data analytics, and cyber-security.

Nonprofit Management

Students in MCNY's Nonprofit Management bachelor's program will gain a foundational understanding of how nonprofits are formed and managed. Through a combination of curriculum instruction and field experience, students will explore the nonprofit sector and develop innovative strategies to address the complex challenges faced by these organizations.

Pathways to Careers

The Pathways to Careers Program (PTC) consists of 27 credits transferable to MCNY associate's and bachelor's college degrees. The program is designed to be part-time, offering nine credits per semester over three semesters. With the exception of the Math course, the program is offered online.

Project Management

Master's in Project Management is a one year accelerated program awarding 36 credits. The degree consists of six core courses, three advanced courses, and three constructive action courses. The program curriculum prepares students for Project Management Institute (PMI) certifications.

Public Affairs and Administration

This unique, three-term Master of Public Administration - Public Affairs and Administration Program can be completed in just one year. The program of study and practice has been designed specifically for working professionals with some related experience in a public agency, not-for-profit or profit-making setting, and provides the student with the skills necessary to enhance the organization's efficiency through applied learning.

Youth Care Provider

This is a non-degree, credit-bearing certificate program approved by the State of New York. Youth Care Providers ensure the health and safety of young adults. An YCP Certificate provides a base of knowledge and skills that allows for responsible care of young adults ages 14-21.