Where is SUNY Cortland?

SUNY Cortland, a comprehensive college in the SUNY system, specializes in teacher education, health sciences, and liberal arts, offering personalized learning to about 6,500 students with an emphasis on active citizenship and wellness.

• African American Studies: History, culture, and social justice issues.
• Anthropology: Cultural, linguistic, and archaeological anthropology.
• Art and Art History: Studio practices, art education, and historical analysis.
• Athletic Training: Injury prevention, rehabilitation, and sports medicine.
• Biology: Cell biology, organismal biology, and ecology.
• Black Studies: African diaspora, literature, and politics.
• Business Economics: Microeconomics, macroeconomics, and business strategy.
• Chemistry: General, biochemistry, and environmental chemistry.
• Childhood Education: Literacy, math, and science for elementary teachers.
• Communication Disorders and Sciences: Speech therapy, audiology, and language development.
• Communications: Media studies, public communication, and journalism.
• Computer Science: Programming, data structures, and software engineering.
• Criminology: Crime theory, policing, and corrections.
• Early Childhood Education: Preschool methods, child development, and family engagement.
• Earth Sciences: Geology, meteorology, and environmental earth science.
• Economics: Economic policy, international economics, and quantitative methods.
• English: Literature, creative writing, and professional writing.
• Environmental Science: Sustainability, conservation, and policy.
• Exercise Science: Kinesiology, fitness assessment, and sports nutrition.
• Finance: Corporate finance, investments, and risk management.
• Geology: Mineralogy, tectonics, and field geology.
• Health Education: Public health, wellness promotion, and epidemiology.
• History: U.S., European, and global history.
• Humanities: Interdisciplinary studies in philosophy, literature, and arts.
• International Studies: Global politics, economics, and cultures.
• Kinesiology: Motor learning, biomechanics, and physical activity.
• Literacy Education: Reading instruction, literacy assessment, and children's literature.
• Management: Organizational behavior, human resources, and leadership.
• Mathematics: Pure math, applied math, and statistics.
• Music: Performance, education, and conducting.
• Philosophy: Ethics, logic, and existentialism.
• Physics: Classical mechanics, modern physics, and astrophysics.
• Political Science: American government, comparative politics, and theory.
• Psychology: Developmental, social, and cognitive psychology.
• Recreation: Therapeutic recreation, outdoor education, and leisure studies.
• Social Studies Education: History, geography, and civics teaching.
• Sociology: Social institutions, inequality, and research methods.
• Sport Management: Sports marketing, facility management, and event planning.
• Theater Arts: Acting, directing, and stage design.
• Women's Studies: Gender theory, feminism, and intersectionality.

Graduate programs focus on education, health, and coaching. Cortland's strong teacher preparation includes student teaching placements. Courses promote experiential learning through fieldwork, study abroad, and community service. Facilities like the Corey Union and athletic complexes support active lifestyles. This student-centered approach fosters well-rounded professionals ready for education, health, and public service careers.