Where is Buffalo State University?

Buffalo State University, a SUNY comprehensive college, provides practical, career-oriented education in the arts, sciences, education, and professional studies, serving about 8,000 students with a focus on urban engagement and creativity.

• Accounting: Financial reporting, auditing, and taxation, with CPA preparation.
• Adult Education: Training, leadership, and organizational development.
• Art and Design: Crafts, painting, sculpture, and graphic design.
• Biology: General biology, biotechnology, and ecology, with lab and field work.
• Business Studies: Marketing, human resources, and small business management.
• Chemistry: Analytical, organic, and biochemistry, emphasizing green practices.
• Childhood Education: Elementary teaching methods, curriculum, and assessment.
• Communication: Journalism, public relations, and media production.
• Computer Information Systems: Database management, networking, and programming.
• Criminal Justice: Law enforcement, forensics, and juvenile justice.
• Dietetics: Nutrition science, food service, and community nutrition.
• Early Childhood Education: Development, play-based learning, and family studies.
• Earth Sciences: Geology, meteorology, and environmental science.
• Economics and Finance: Economic principles, investments, and financial planning.
• Electrical Engineering Technology: Circuits, automation, and renewable energy.
• English: Literature, writing, and linguistics.
• Environmental Sustainability: Policy, renewable energy, and waste management.
• Fashion and Textile Technology: Design, merchandising, and apparel production.
• Food and Nutrition: Culinary arts, hospitality, and dietetics.
• Foreign Languages: Spanish, French, and ESL teaching.
• Health and Wellness: Exercise science, public health, and recreation.
• History: American, world, and public history.
• Horticulture: Plant science, landscape design, and urban agriculture.
• Hospitality and Tourism: Hotel management, event planning, and tourism marketing.
• Human Services: Social services, counseling, and community development.
• Industrial Technology: Manufacturing, quality control, and engineering tech.
• Mathematics: Applied math, statistics, and math education.
• Music: Performance, education, and music therapy.
• Nursing: RN to BSN, community health, and leadership.
• Performing Arts: Theater, dance, and technical production.
• Physics: Applied physics, optics, and materials science.
• Political Science: Government, policy, and international affairs.
• Psychology: General, industrial, and forensic psychology.
• Secondary Education: Subject-specific teaching in sciences, humanities, and arts.
• Social Work: BSW with fieldwork in social services.
• Sociology: Social problems, culture, and research methods.
• Special Education: Inclusive education, behavior analysis, and adaptive strategies.
• Speech-Language Pathology: Communication disorders and therapy techniques.
• Technology Education: STEM teaching, robotics, and design thinking.
• Urban and Regional Planning: Community development, zoning, and GIS.
• Visual Arts: Studio art, art education, and gallery management.

Graduate programs include master's in education, arts, and technology. Buffalo State's location fosters partnerships with local industries and cultural institutions. Courses stress hands-on learning, internships, and diversity. With facilities like the Burchfield Penney Art Center, students gain professional skills. This applied focus prepares graduates for immediate workforce entry or further study, aligning with SUNY's mission of opportunity.