New Jersey City University

Accounting

The Bachelor of Science in Accounting prepares students with the knowledge and skills necessary to record, organize, and understand the financial information of a business. Upon graduation, students are prepared for entry-level professional positions in public, private, or government accounting, and the program helps students prepare for professional certificates and licenses such as the Certified Public Accountant (CPA).

Accounting and Analytics

The graduate program in accounting treats accounting as the "language of business," with study in financial accounting, managerial accounting, taxation, auditing, and financial reporting. The curriculum integrates the technologies used in contemporary practice and prepares graduates for certifications such as the CPA, CMA, CIA, CISA, or CFE.

Accounting—Bridge Program to the M.S. in Accounting

The combined Bachelor of Science/Master of Science in Accounting Bridge Program is designed to better serve the needs of NJCU accounting students who intend to enter the accounting profession. This combined undergraduate and graduate program allows full-time students to meet the current educational requirements for Certified Public Accountant (CPA) licensure in New Jersey, and may be completed within five years.

Accounting (Combined B.S./M.S.)

Accounting [Combined BS/MS]

Allied Health Technologies (W/ Rutgers)

Applied Physics

Art

Art

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art is a professional studio degree offered with concentrations in Ceramics, Drawing/Painting, Graphic Design, Illustration, Photography, and Printmaking. The program leads to the development of a cohesive body of work, a professional portfolio, and a B.F.A. exhibition.

Art—Art Therapy

Art therapy uses the arts to help people grow, and to enable them to work out emotional problems. An art therapist uses a broad range of traditional and nontraditional media with clients, from drawing and ceramics, to poetry, movement, and performance of various sorts.

Art—Fine Arts and Crafts

The Fine Arts and Craft specialization offers the student a course of study that fosters the ability to invent and fabricate unique, hand-crafted objects. Exploring a range of traditional and contemporary technologies, students are challenged to pose meaningful questions through their art-making practice. Problem solving and self-expression are emphasized in this liberal art degree.

Art—Graphic Arts and Design

The Graphic Arts and Design specialization offers a course of study focused on the production of multiples, mass media, graphic design and imaging technology. Visual problem solving and information literacy are emphasized as students improve their understanding of design. This liberal arts degree provides students with a broad range of graphic knowledge, tools and skills.

Assistive Technology

This 15-credit certificate is designed to provide training for those who work with persons with disabilities who use assistive technology. The certification has a cross-disability perspective, with each course focusing on persons with cognitive, sensory, and physical disabilities. The program is fully online and project-based, and the practicum provides a capstone experience.

Behavior Management and Introductory Applied Behavior Analysis

Study of developmental behaviors and challenges in children and youth and evidence-based practices that create positive and supportive environments for growth and learning. Preparation includes basic principles of applied behavior analysis and is preparatory to the Behavior Analyst Certification Board's examination for Registered Behavior Technician. The 13-credit program is not a degree program; it is an NJCU Certificate program.

Biochemistry

The interdisciplinary Biochemistry program prepares students to pursue careers in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, healthcare, and food and cosmetics, and/or to continue their education and research in life sciences and medicine. Students learn theoretical fundamentals and hands-on laboratory skills and study the complex chemical changes that occur at the molecular and cellular levels.

Biology (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology provides students with a comprehensive understanding of general biology and prepares them for successful entry to employment, graduate school, or selected professional schools. It prepares students for careers in academic and industrial research, teaching through the alternate pathway to certification, and various careers in the publishing, pharmaceutical, biomedical and biotechnology industries.

Biology (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science degree in Biology provides a broad-based education in modern life science while offering the opportunity for students to concentrate their efforts within various biological disciplines. The curriculum includes a strong background in the supporting sciences: Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and Computers, and prepares students for admission to graduate, medical, dental, and other professional schools.

Biology—Medical Imaging Science (Cardiovascular Sonography and Diagnostic Medical Sonography Specialization, Joint-Degree Program)

The Bachelor of Science joint-degree programs in Medical Imaging Science—Cardiovascular Sonography and Diagnostic Medical Sonography with Rutgers University School of Health Professions qualify students for certification examinations leading to professional licensures. Sonographers provide vital data to physicians and other practitioners to assist in the diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of disease.

Biology—Medical Laboratory Science (Joint-Degree Program)

The Bachelor of Science joint-degree program in Medical Laboratory Science with Rutgers University School of Health Professions qualifies students for certification examination leading to professional licensure. Major areas of work include Clinical Chemistry, Clinical Microbiology, Hematology, Immunohematology (Blood Banking), Urinalysis and Serology.

Biology/Podiatric Medicine Dual Degree with New York College of Podiatric Medicine

Podiatric Medicine specializes in the study and care of the foot, including its anatomy, pathology, and medical and surgical treatment. A student in this dual-degree program spends three years at NJCU as a Biology major pursuing a B.S. degree, then applies to the New York College of Podiatric Medicine; after successful completion of the first year at NYCPM, NJCU grants the student a B.S. degree in Biology.

Business Administration

An MBA is a 36-credit course of study that includes a common core of 18 credits, with the remaining credits in a specialization and a concluding capstone. The curriculum covers a broad spectrum of business-related topics including accounting, statistics, economics, communications, management, and strategy, and emphasizes "real world" skills and experiential learning.

Business Administration

Business Analytics and Data Science

The Bachelor of Science in Business Analytics and Data Science program prepares students with the skills needed to gather, store, analyze and interpret large amounts of data in order to make business decisions. The program caters to the burgeoning need for analytics and data science professionals in industries such as finance, marketing, retail and accounting, and prepares students to take the Certified Analytics Professional (CAP) certification.

Business Analytics and Data Science

A Master of Science degree program in Business Analytics and Data Science is designed to prepare students for careers in the burgeoning field of data analytics. The program will develop the skills needed to gather, store, analyze and interpret large amounts of "Big Data" in order to facilitate informed business decisions.

Business Information Systems

The Master of Science in Business Information Systems program will prepare students with the skills needed to work in the information technology industry. The program is designed as a bridge between business and technology, catering to the need for information systems professionals who understand the business aspects of technology.

Business Information Systems

The Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems program prepares students with the skills needed to work in the information technology industry. Designed as a bridge between business and technology, the program equips students with both business knowledge and technical skills, including how to design a business-strategic plan aligned with technology and information system principles.

Chemistry (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts degree program in chemistry provides a background in chemistry. This program prepares one for a career in chemical and related industries, forensic and environmental science, and secondary science education, and is also appropriate for medical, dental, optometric, osteopathic, law, and pharmacy schools.

Chemistry (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science degree program in chemistry provides a background in chemical sciences. This program prepares one for a career in chemical and related industries, forensic and environmental science, food and cosmetics, and secondary science education, and is also appropriate for medical, dental, optometric, osteopathic, law, and pharmacy schools.

Civil Security—Leadership, Management and Policy

The Doctor of Science in Civil Security Leadership, Management and Policy is a scholar-practitioner degree, one of the first of its kind in the world, emphasizing research that culminates in a doctoral dissertation. The three-year cohort-based curriculum combines in-person residencies with asynchronous distance learning and prepares students for executive positions in government, business, and nonprofit sectors as well as post-secondary teaching.

Clinical Laboratory Sciences (W/ Rutgers)

Communication and Media Studies, Other

Community College Leadership

Computer Science

The Computer Science major program consists of 52 credits in Computer Science and 6 credits in Mathematics and Physics. The requirement for admission to this degree track is a minimum grade of C in MATH 175 or its equivalent, and students must maintain a 2.5 minimum average in all courses credited toward the major.

Counseling

The CACREP-accredited M.A. in Counseling prepares counselors for practice in community mental health agencies, schools, hospitals, government, business, and private practice, and provides the academic core courses for licensure. Options are available in clinical mental health counseling and school counseling, with courses delivered in a blended format of 50% in person and 50% online.

Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

Completion of this major prepares one to assume the responsibilities of professions including police officer, special agent in federal law enforcement agencies, criminal investigator, court administrator, probation officer, parole officer, correctional officer, juvenile counselor, and victim advocate. Continued study may include a master's and/or doctoral degree in criminal justice or public administration, or a doctoral degree in law.

Cybersecurity

New Jersey City University offers a Master of Science combining face-to-face and online learning to equip students for careers in the rapidly growing field of cybersecurity. Aligned with NSA/DHS guidelines, the program covers information, computer, network, and software security along with social, policy, ethical, and legal dimensions, culminating in a thesis or specialized fieldwork project.

Cybersecurity

The Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity program provides students with the necessary knowledge, skills, and professional training to pursue careers in the rapidly growing field of Cybersecurity, offering a balance between theoretical and deep technical skills. The curriculum blends contemporary knowledge with advanced research concepts and is mapped to NSA/DHS guidelines and knowledge units.

Driver Education

New Jersey City University has the longest-standing driver education program in the nation. The certificate programs enhance a bachelor's degree in health sciences and support New Jersey and New York state certifications in driver education.

Early Childhood Education

Early Childhood Education

Early Childhood Education/Special Education

Economics

Educational Psychology

The Department of Psychology provides a broad education in psychology leading to the Master of Arts in Educational Psychology. Coursework and field experiences prepare students for entry into doctoral programs or certification programs such as school psychology, and serve those already working in human services.

Educational Technology

This fully online program prepares students to integrate technology into teaching across K-12 schools, higher education, workplaces, and community organizations. Project-based coursework emphasizes distance learning, multimedia integration, innovative pedagogy, and educational simulations with immediate applicability to real-world practice.

Educational Technology Leadership

The doctoral program develops educational technology leaders and innovators for school systems, teacher education programs, and the private and public sectors. It is a three-year cohort program with online coursework in fall and spring and a one-week on-campus summer institute each July, and it examines educational technology in higher education, K-12 environments, and the private sector.

Elementary Education (K-6) with Literacy Focus

This program prepares teacher candidates for elementary (K-6) certification with an increased focus on literacy in all content areas. It includes a paid teacher intern program for all students and an intentional, directed focus on the teacher as a lifelong learner through comprehensive professional development.

Elementary Education—Teacher Certification

This program is designed for individuals who have completed a liberal arts baccalaureate degree and leads to the Elementary (K-6) Certificate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing endorsement on a New Jersey instructional license. Coursework is offered primarily online except for clinical practice, and the program culminates in full-time student teaching in the final semester.

Elementary School Reading

Elementary/Special Education

English—Creative Writing

Students following the Creative Writing concentration engage at every level of the creative process, from the cultivation and drafting of an idea to its publication and performance. Students take three creative writing workshops and three craft seminars in which they learn to write in a variety of genres (poetry, memoir, fiction, and creative nonfiction) and to read for craft and technique.

English—Literature

Students concentrating in literature gain a broad understanding of literary culture and a variety of perspectives from which to explore issues of representation and literary form, and acquire the skills requisite to formulating and advancing sustained and persuasive readings of texts. In the Capstone Seminar, students interrogate a critical issue current in literary studies by completing a research essay of publishable quality and length.

English—Teacher Certification Elementary Education (K-6)

Students following the Education concentration acquire the skills and knowledge base in literature, language, and writing that prepare them for careers in education. Students build on foundational courses in reading and writing about literature and encounter intellectual and cultural issues in British, American, and World literature, culminating in the Capstone Seminar.

English—Teacher Certification Secondary Education (K-12)

Students following the Education concentration acquire the skills and knowledge base in literature, language, and writing that prepare them for careers in education. The program combines the English major core with education coursework leading to K-12 teacher certification.

Entrepreneurship

Exercise Science

The primary objective of the NJCU Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science degree program is to develop professionals with a strong exercise science foundation who are able to enter directly into the job market or one of many exercise science-related graduate degree programs. It prepares students for advanced professional training in the areas of Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Athletic Training.

Finance

Finance

The Bachelor of Science in Finance program helps students develop an understanding of the role of financial institutions, gain knowledge of how assets and liabilities are managed, and learn strategies for financial planning and risk management in domestic and international markets. A degree in finance prepares graduates for careers in commercial banking, corporate treasury, insurance, investment banking, and real estate.

Financial Technology

The Master of Science in Financial Technology program will prepare students with skills needed to work in the financial technology industry. Coursework addresses emerging technologies including blockchain, artificial intelligence, and machine-learning algorithms.

Fire Science

Completion of this major prepares one for a career in the Fire Service and related industries and prepares one to be firefighters and fire officers. In the Fire Protection industry, completion of this major prepares one for code enforcement, fire investigation, and fire protection systems.

Geographic Information Science

Geographic Information Science

Geoscience

Global Business

The Bachelor of Science in Global Business provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the complexities and dynamics of international markets. This program equips students with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in a globalized economy, preparing them for successful careers in international trade, finance, marketing, and management.

Health Information Management (W/ Rutgers)

Health Sciences-Public Health Education

Health Sciences—Public Health Education

The mission of the public health education program is to prepare entry-level health education specialists in the community and public health field who have skills such as health planning, program implementation and evaluation, and health advocacy for diverse populations. The program also prepares graduates to take the national Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) exam.

History

NJCU's B.A. in history prepares students to become critical thinkers, strong communicators, and informed citizens who add significant value to their workplaces and communities. Graduates go on to have careers in teaching, journalism, law, public relations, advertising, business, international relations, politics, library science, criminal justice, public history, and consulting.

History—Social Studies (Teacher Certification)

The History Department, in collaboration with the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, prepares undergraduate majors to become K-12 certified secondary social studies teachers. Required education courses focus on the socio-historical and theoretical foundations of education, educational psychology, content-specific and multidisciplinary methods, and differentiated instruction for the diverse classroom.

Hospitality Management

Information Assurance/Cyber Security

Management

The Bachelor of Science in Management program offers a comprehensive education that equips students with the skills and knowledge necessary to lead and innovate in today's dynamic business environment. The curriculum encompasses core management principles, including organizational behavior, strategic planning, human resources, operations management, and business ethics.

Marketing

Completion of this major prepares students for careers in marketing and related fields such as public relations, integrated marketing communication, marketing research, marketing data analytics, digital marketing, and advertising. Continued study may include a master's and/or doctoral degree in business, marketing analytics, strategic communication, public relations, public administration, or law.

Mathematics

Completion of this major prepares one for a career as a statistician, actuarial assistant, mathematics teacher, research assistant, or analyst. Continued study may include a master's degree in mathematics education, mathematics, computer science, environmental science, business administration, or other related fields.

Mathematics Education

Mathematics—Teacher Certification

Completion of this major program prepares one for a career as a math teacher in elementary, middle, and high schools, in which math is taught as a separate subject. Continued study may include a master's degree in mathematics, mathematics education, computer science, environmental science, business administration, or other related fields.

Media Arts

Completion of this major prepares one for a career as a production assistant, research assistant, script advisor, or post-production assistant. The Media Arts Department offers a single degree track providing students with a rigorous foundation in media production, as well as the opportunity to pursue a concentration in video, film, digital media production, and audio production.

Media Production

Medical Imaging Sciences (W/ Rutgers)

Music

Completion of the major prepares one for a career as a private instrumental or voice teacher, piano accompanist, private theory teacher, solo and ensemble performer, and for some jobs in the non-profit and commercial music industries. Continued study may include a master's degree in music education (alternate route) or performance.

Music Education

Music—Multi Style String

A Bachelor of Arts degree track offered by the Music, Dance, and Theatre Department for students pursuing multi-style string performance and study.

Music—Musical Theatre

Completion of this major prepares one for a career in areas such as music theatre performer, music theater director, and music theater voice teacher. Continued study may include a master's degree in music theater performance, music theater directing, or music theater production. Admission requires the passing of a vocal, dance and acting audition.

Music—Music Business

Students in the Music Industry program prepare for careers in the commercial music industry, in such fields as artist management, music publishing, concert promotion, record labels, music marketing, talent booking, music promotion and publicity, and tour management. The Bachelor of Arts degree includes the university's core liberal arts courses, plus courses in the music industry, business administration, and applied music.

Music Performance

National Security Studies

NJCU's nationally acclaimed National Security Studies Program offers the only Bachelor of Science degree of its kind in New Jersey and is one of only a few departments in the country with certificates of academic excellence from the National Security Agency, Department of Homeland Security, and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. The program equips students with a comprehensive understanding of national, corporate and cybersecurity theories and practices.

National Security Studies

The program prepares current and future leaders from public safety, law enforcement, security, fire service, emergency management, business, and public health to understand concepts applicable to contemporary risk, terror, and vulnerability. The curriculum emphasizes prevention over response, and courses are offered on campus or fully online.

Nursing

The Master of Science in Nursing with a specialization in school nursing combines nursing core courses with school nursing specialization content mandated by the New Jersey Department of Education for both the non-instructional and instructional school nurse certificates. The program is offered part-time or full-time, online and in person, and requires an unencumbered nursing license.

Nursing—Accelerated Program (Second Degree)

Completion of this major prepares one for a career as a Registered Nurse working in a wide range of healthcare organizations. Accelerated programs provide innovative educational opportunities to non-nurse college graduates, who build on their previous undergraduate experience and transition into the nursing role within a compressed, 12-month timeframe.

Nursing—RN to BSN

The RN to BSN program is designed to guide and mentor nurses with an Associate's Degree, a Diploma in Nursing, or foreign-educated nurses to attain their BSN in a timely fashion. BSN nurses are prized for their skills in critical thinking, leadership, case management, and health promotion, and for their ability to practice across a variety of inpatient and outpatient settings.

Performance

The Music, Dance and Theatre Department offers a master's degree program in Music Performance tailored for musicians seeking to thrive in a range of performance settings, from classical to jazz clubs to Broadway stages. Students receive comprehensive instruction in music theory and technique, complete a research project, and perform a full-length recital.

Performance—Classical—Instrumental (other than piano)

The Bachelor of Music in Performance with a classical instrumental emphasis prepares students for careers as solo and ensemble performers and private instrumental teachers. Admission to this degree track requires passing an instrumental audition and theory, ear-training, and keyboard placement exams.

Performance—Classical—Instrumental (piano)

The Bachelor of Music in Performance with a classical piano emphasis prepares students for careers as solo and ensemble performers, accompanists, and private teachers. Admission to this degree track requires passing a piano audition and theory, ear-training, and keyboard placement exams.

Performance—Classical—Voice

The Bachelor of Music in Performance with a classical voice emphasis prepares students for careers as solo and ensemble vocal performers and private voice teachers. Admission to this degree track requires passing a vocal audition and theory, ear-training, and keyboard placement exams.

Performance—Jazz Studies

The Bachelor of Music in Performance with a Jazz Studies emphasis prepares students for careers as jazz performers, ensemble musicians, and private teachers. Admission to this degree track requires passing an audition and theory, ear-training, and keyboard placement exams.

Philosophy

Philosophy is an excellent foundation for work in law, business, teaching, communications, religious studies, public affairs, and more. The study of philosophy is intellectually rigorous, sharpening students' minds and teaching them to engage systematically with problems large and small, and students learn the art of constructive debate, discussion and persuasion in written and verbal forms.

Political Science

Completion of this major prepares students for careers in government, including domestic civil service, legislative policy, foreign service, intelligence and national security agencies, intergovernmental work, and international organizations. The program also prepares students for work in non-governmental organizations, banking, business, consulting, media, non-profit, educational, and research organizations.

Principal

The Principal Certification Program prepares experienced P-12 school leaders to advance student success through instructional leadership, professional development, and collaboration with stakeholders, with an emphasis on culturally sustaining leadership and advocacy for equity in urban settings. Candidates complete a year-long, 300-hour internship and the School Leaders Licensure Assessment.

Professional Management Accounting

Psychology

The Psychology Department offers a concentration in traditional psychology. The core psychology requirements focus on statistics and research methodology, while the remaining requirements provide students with exposure to sub-disciplinary areas including perception, physiological, cognitive, learning, developmental, social, personality, abnormal, and counseling psychology.

Reading and Reading Specialist Certification

The program prepares literacy specialists to teach, coach, train, coordinate instructional programs, diagnose and treat literacy problems, and develop curriculum. Candidates study literacy development, diagnostic techniques, and strategies for meeting the needs of diverse learners, including students with disabilities and English language learners.

School Nursing

The School Nurse Certification at NJCU is a dynamic graduate-level certificate program designed for BSN-prepared registered nurses to enter the specialty practice of school nursing. It meets New Jersey Department of Education requirements for the standard non-instructional and standard (instructional) school nurse endorsements, and all coursework applies toward the M.S. in Nursing.

School Psychology

This 66-credit integrated course sequence results in an M.A. in Educational Psychology together with a Professional Diploma in School Psychology. Candidates complete 300 hours of field experience during coursework and a 1,200-hour externship, and graduates are eligible for school psychologist certification in New Jersey and New York as well as the Nationally Certified School Psychologist credential.

School Psychology

Secondary Education—Teacher Certification

This program is designed for individuals who have completed a baccalaureate degree and who have proven themselves competent in their subject matter, preparing candidates to teach in nine subject areas including English, mathematics, the sciences, social studies, and Spanish. It is delivered primarily online except for clinical practice and culminates in full-time student teaching in the final semester.

Secondary School Reading

Social Work

The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program provides students the knowledge and skills to succeed in the social work field, preparing them for generalist social work practice with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities. The BSW program emphasizes social justice for underserved and/or vulnerable populations, and is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).

Sociology

Completion of this major prepares one for a career as a teacher, market researcher, survey statistician, mental health aide, probation officer, or caseworker. Continued study may include a master's and doctorate in sociology, social work, or law.

Spanish

Completion of this major prepares you for a career as a Spanish language instructor, translator/interpreter, bilingual assistant in state agencies, and other jobs that require a deep knowledge of both the language and the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. Continued study may include a master's degree in Spanish or in translation or court or medical interpreting.

Spanish—Teacher Certification

This degree track combines the Spanish major with the professional education sequence leading to New Jersey teacher certification in Spanish. Students must contact the Department of World Languages and Cultures to ensure that their Spanish proficiency level is adequate to enter the program.

Special Education—Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant

NJCU offers a 39-credit Master of Arts degree in Special Education with the Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant (LDTC) program for New Jersey teachers who are already certified to teach special education or an allied field and who have at least one year of teaching experience under a CEAS or standard certificate. The program requires field experiences and two practicums.

Special Education—Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant Endorsement Eligibility

NJCU offers a 24-credit online Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant (LDTC) endorsement program for New Jersey teachers certified to teach special education or an allied field and with at least two years of successful teaching experience under a standard certificate. A master's degree in special education from an accredited university is required for admission to this certificate-only program.

Special Education—Teacher of Students with Disabilities Endorsement Eligibility

This master's degree is designed for educators who hold initial certification in content areas other than special education. It encompasses the 21 credits required for Teacher of Students with Disabilities (TOSD) endorsement eligibility plus additional graduate coursework in special education, culminating in a Master of Arts in Teaching with a choice of varying exceptionalities or autism spectrum disorders coursework.

Special Education—Teacher of Students with Disabilities Endorsement Eligibility

NJCU provides opportunity for teachers currently holding a New Jersey Certificate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing or a standard certificate in an instructional area to enhance their credentials by working toward eligibility for the Teacher of Students with Disabilities endorsement. The 21-credit sequence may later be applied toward the M.A.T. in special education.

Sports Management

The Bachelor of Science in Sports Management program offers students an in-depth understanding of the multifaceted sports industry, blending business acumen with a passion for sports. The curriculum covers essential areas such as sports marketing, facility management, event planning, sports law, and ethics, preparing students for diverse careers in sports management.

STEM

The STEM Certificate is a rigorous, online, four-course, blended learning program that provides K-12 educators in all disciplines including the arts and humanities, school leaders and librarians, with both the foundational STEM pedagogy and the hands-on experience to be successful integrating STEM in their classrooms and schools.

STEM Education

Studio Art

Supervisor (P-12)

This program is designed for P-12 setting personnel who hold a master's degree, have three years of full-time experience under a standard certification in their profession, and who desire to become a supervisor in their field. The 12-credit curriculum includes supervision of instructional staff, curriculum design and development, and clinical experiences aligned with the Professional Standards for Educational Leaders.

Supply Chain, Logistics and Maritime Port Management

The Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain, Logistics, and Maritime Port Management program provides students with a thorough understanding of the intricacies of supply chain management and the vital role logistics and port operations play in the global economy. The curriculum covers supply chain strategy, logistics planning, transportation management, port operations, and international trade.

Sustainability Studies

Teacher Education B.A/M.A with Triple Certification

Teaching

Urban Education

The Master of Arts in Urban Education is designed for educators with classroom experience and offers professional development in two phases. Phase I covers multicultural education, curriculum, instruction, special education, and social foundations; Phase II is a year-long sequence in which teachers learn to conduct research in their own classrooms and complete a small-scale study as the culminating project.

Women's and Gender Studies

Women's and Gender Studies (WGST) graduates are sophisticated critical thinkers, able to synthesize different kinds of information and apply academic knowledge to real world situations. Graduates have a complex understanding of national, transnational, and global issues as well as specialized knowledge of women's experiences and of the social, political, economic, and cultural issues facing women and other historically marginalized people.