Where is Bronx Campus?

Hostos Community College, part of the City University of New York (CUNY), offers a diverse array of associate degree programs and certificate courses designed to prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions or direct entry into the workforce. The curriculum emphasizes bilingual education, reflecting the college's commitment to its predominantly Hispanic and Latino student body, with instruction available in English and Spanish.

• Allied Health: Programs in nursing, medical laboratory technology, and dental hygiene equip students with practical skills for healthcare careers, including hands-on training in anatomy, physiology, and patient care techniques.
• Business: Courses cover accounting, management, marketing, and office technology, fostering entrepreneurial skills and business administration knowledge through case studies and internships.
• Liberal Arts: This division includes humanities, social sciences, and fine arts, with offerings in English literature, history, psychology, and visual arts to build critical thinking and communication abilities.
• Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM): Students explore biology, chemistry, computer science, and engineering science, featuring lab-based learning and introductory programming to spark innovation and technical proficiency.
• Education: Preparation for teaching careers through child development, early childhood education, and special education courses, emphasizing inclusive practices and classroom management.
• Language and Cognition: Focus on English as a Second Language (ESL), Spanish language studies, and cognitive development, supporting multilingual learners in achieving academic success.

Additionally, certificate programs in areas like phlebotomy, computer applications, and paralegal studies provide quick pathways to employment. The college integrates technology across all disciplines, with courses in digital literacy and data analysis. Community engagement is key, with service-learning components that connect classroom theory to real-world applications in the Bronx. Hostos also offers continuing education and workforce development workshops in high-demand fields such as cybersecurity and sustainable energy. Overall, the academic offerings promote equity, accessibility, and cultural relevance, empowering over 6,000 students annually to achieve their educational and professional goals in a supportive environment that values diversity and resilience.