SUNY New Paltz Campuses

The State University of New York at New Paltz offers a comprehensive array of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines, emphasizing liberal arts, sciences, and professional studies. At the main campus, students can pursue degrees in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, which includes majors such as English, where courses explore literature from Shakespeare to contemporary authors, focusing on critical analysis and creative writing; History, covering global events from ancient civilizations to modern geopolitics; and Philosophy, delving into ethics, logic, and existential thought.

• Biology programs feature hands-on laboratory work in ecology, genetics, and microbiology, preparing students for medical or research careers.
• Chemistry courses range from organic synthesis to analytical techniques, with opportunities for undergraduate research.
• Computer Science emphasizes programming, algorithms, data structures, and cybersecurity, with tracks in software engineering and artificial intelligence.
• Mathematics offers pure and applied options, including statistics and actuarial science.

The School of Education provides teacher certification programs in Childhood Education, Adolescence Education, and Special Education, with coursework in pedagogy, curriculum development, and classroom management, alongside field experiences in local schools. The School of Fine and Performing Arts is renowned for its Visual Arts department, offering courses in painting, sculpture, graphic design, and digital media; Theatre Arts, including acting, directing, and stagecraft; and Music, with instruction in performance, theory, and composition.

• The School of Science and Engineering includes Engineering programs in Electrical, Mechanical, and Computer Engineering, focusing on design, innovation, and sustainable technologies.
• Environmental Science and Geology courses address climate change, geophysics, and resource management.
• Nursing and Public Health programs prepare students for healthcare roles through anatomy, pharmacology, and community health studies.

The School of Business offers degrees in Accounting, Business Analytics, Finance, Marketing, and Management, with courses in entrepreneurship, international business, and ethical leadership. Graduate programs extend these offerings, including an MFA in Creative Writing, MS in Computer Science, and MA in Education. Interdisciplinary studies allow customization, such as Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies or Digital Media. All programs integrate experiential learning, internships, and study abroad opportunities, fostering critical thinking and global awareness. With small class sizes and dedicated faculty, the campus supports over 50 majors and 70 minors, ensuring a well-rounded education that equips graduates for diverse careers in academia, industry, arts, and public service.