Where is SUNY Oswego?

SUNY Oswego, a dynamic comprehensive college in the SUNY system, provides innovative programs in business, education, technology, and the liberal arts, emphasizing sustainability and global awareness for its 7,500 students.

• Accounting: Advanced accounting, taxation, and ethics.
• Anthropology: Cultural anthropology, archaeology, and applied anthropology.
• Art: Studio art, graphic design, and illustration.
• Biology: Aquatic biology, microbiology, and zoology.
• Business Administration: Human resources, operations, and strategic management.
• Chemistry: Biochemistry, environmental chemistry, and forensics.
• Cognitive Science: Neuroscience, philosophy, and computer modeling.
• Communication: Broadcasting, journalism, and public relations.
• Computer Science: Software engineering, cybersecurity, and game design.
• Criminal Justice: Cybercrime, homeland security, and forensics.
• Economics: Behavioral economics, environmental economics, and finance.
• Education: Adolescence education, literacy, and technology integration.
• Electrical and Computer Engineering: Circuits, embedded systems, and signals.
• English and Creative Writing: Poetry, fiction, and screenwriting.
• Environmental Science: Renewable energy, pollution control, and GIS.
• Finance: Financial markets, portfolio management, and derivatives.
• Geology: Paleontology, mineralogy, and economic geology.
• Global and International Studies: Area studies, diplomacy, and development.
• Health Promotion and Wellness: Community health, exercise physiology, and nutrition.
• History: Maritime history, U.S. history, and world civilizations.
• Human Development: Lifespan development, family studies, and counseling.
• Information Science: Data analytics, information systems, and UX design.
• Journalism: Digital journalism, multimedia, and investigative reporting.
• Management: Project management, entrepreneurship, and leadership.
• Marketing: Consumer behavior, digital marketing, and analytics.
• Mathematics: Statistics, operations research, and cryptography.
• Meteorology: Weather forecasting, climate modeling, and atmospheric physics.
• Music: Jazz, classical, and music technology.
• Philosophy: Logic, ethics, and philosophy of science.
• Physics: Optics, nuclear physics, and computational physics.
• Political Science: Public administration, international law, and policy.
• Psychology: Industrial-organizational, clinical, and experimental psychology.
• Public Justice: Legal studies, ethics, and social justice.
• Sociology: Urban sociology, social movements, and inequality.
• Software Engineering: Agile development, testing, and mobile apps.
• Theatre: Musical theatre, playwriting, and stage management.
• Tourism Management: Hospitality, event planning, and sustainable tourism.
• Veterinary Technology: Animal care, diagnostics, and surgery assistance.
• Women and Gender Studies: Transnational feminism and queer theory.

Graduate programs include MBA, education, and counseling. Oswego's lakeside location enhances meteorology and environmental courses. Sustainability initiatives and tech integration define the curriculum. Hands-on projects, co-ops, and study abroad build practical skills. This forward-looking education prepares graduates for innovative careers.