Where is SUNY New Paltz?

SUNY New Paltz, a vibrant comprehensive college in the SUNY system, excels in the arts, education, business, and sciences, attracting creative and academically driven students to its scenic campus serving over 7,000.

• Accounting: Cost accounting, taxation, and auditing.
• Anthropology: Cultural, linguistic, and visual anthropology.
• Art: Studio art, digital art, and metalsmithing.
• Auditing and Forensic Accounting: Fraud examination and internal auditing.
• Biology: Ecology, microbiology, and molecular biology.
• Black Studies: African American history, literature, and politics.
• Business Administration: Management, marketing, and finance.
• Chemistry: Biochemistry, environmental chemistry, and synthesis.
• Communication Disorders: Speech-language pathology and audiology.
• Computer Science: Software engineering, networks, and theory.
• Economics: International economics, development, and policy.
• Education: Elementary, secondary, and special education.
• English: Creative writing, rhetoric, and film studies.
• Environmental Science and Policy: Climate change, conservation, and GIS.
• Geology: Hydrogeology, geophysics, and field mapping.
• Global and Public Health Studies: Epidemiology, health disparities, and global health.
• History: U.S., European, and Asian history.
• Journalism: News writing, photojournalism, and ethics.
• Mathematics: Applied math, statistics, and cryptography.
• Music: Jazz studies, composition, and education.
• Nursing: Community health, gerontology, and leadership.
• Philosophy: Existentialism, ethics, and philosophy of science.
• Physics: Optics, solid state, and computational physics.
• Political Science: Public policy, human rights, and campaigns.
• Psychology: Behavioral neuroscience, social psychology, and counseling.
• Social Work: Clinical practice and advocacy.
• Sociology: Criminology, gender, and urban sociology.
• Theatre Arts: Performance, playwriting, and design.
• Visual Arts: Painting, sculpture, and printmaking.
• Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies: Intersectional feminism and LGBTQ studies.

Graduate programs include MFA in art and theater, and MS in education. New Paltz's artistic heritage, with galleries and theaters, inspires creative courses. Emphasis on sustainability and social justice permeates the curriculum. Internships, research, and community involvement provide practical experience. This innovative education cultivates thinkers and creators for diverse professions.