Where is SUNY Oneonta?

SUNY Oneonta, a comprehensive SUNY college, offers a blend of liberal arts and professional programs in education, sciences, business, and the arts, with a focus on experiential learning for its 6,000 students.

• Accounting: Financial, managerial, and international accounting.
• Anthropology: Archaeology, ethnology, and biological anthropology.
• Art History: Iconography, museum studies, and contemporary art.
• Biology: Conservation biology, genetics, and physiology.
• Business Economics: Microeconomics, macroeconomics, and business law.
• Chemistry: Analytical, organic, and physical chemistry.
• Childhood Education: Literacy, STEM education, and inclusive practices.
• Communication: Organizational communication, media, and rhetoric.
• Computer Science: Programming, databases, and web development.
• Criminal Justice: Corrections, policing, and juvenile justice.
• Dietetics: Nutritional assessment, therapeutic nutrition, and food science.
• Earth and Environmental Sciences: Geology, hydrology, and climate science.
• Economics: Quantitative economics, policy analysis, and history of economic thought.
• English: Literature, creative writing, and professional communication.
• Environmental and Sustainability Studies: Renewable energy, policy, and ecology.
• Family and Consumer Sciences: Consumer economics, apparel design, and nutrition.
• Finance: Corporate finance, investments, and risk analysis.
• Gerontology: Aging processes, social policy, and health services for elders.
• History: Global history, U.S. history, and public history.
• Human Development and Family Studies: Child development, family dynamics, and counseling.
• International Studies: Global cultures, languages, and international relations.
• Mathematics: Abstract algebra, real analysis, and applied math.
• Music: Performance, music education, and history.
• Philosophy: Ancient philosophy, ethics, and logic.
• Physics: Mechanics, electricity, and modern physics.
• Political Science: American politics, comparative government, and theory.
• Psychology: Cognitive, developmental, and social psychology.
• School Psychology: Assessment, intervention, and counseling.
• Sociology: Social problems, culture, and research methods.
• Spanish: Language acquisition, literature, and culture.
• Sport and Exercise Sciences: Coaching, fitness, and athletic training.
• Theatre: Acting, directing, and technical theater.
• Water Resources: Watershed management, water quality, and policy.

Graduate offerings include education and school psychology. Oneonta's location near natural areas supports environmental studies. Courses encourage research, internships, and community engagement. With strong advising, students thrive in a collaborative setting, gaining skills for careers in education, business, and public service.