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Learn advanced quantitative research techniques and apply them to critical policy issues across social, behavioral, and health sciences.
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Join our community of artists, educators, and activists in the historic Lower East Side and Greenwich Village – epicenter of social activism, radical education, and cutting-edge art in New York City!
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Prepare to work with students from diverse linguistic and educational backgrounds through a career as a K–12 bilingual education teacher or researcher.
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Examine critical education issues and gain the skills and experience to thrive as a teacher in today's urban classrooms.
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The Communicative Sciences and Disorders Program offers rigorous training for students seeking high-quality education in speech-language pathology.
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Computer science is a rapidly growing field, and skilled teachers are in demand – you can become one of them.
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Prepare for a career as a dance educator and teaching artist in schools, studios, and community settings in New York City, the dance capital of the world.
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Translate your theatre skills and love for improvisation into culturally responsible, creative, and effective care in hospitals, shelters, schools, and more.
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Our degrees will prepare you to create quality care for all children by developing your teaching practice as a reflective practitioner and researcher.
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Rooted in economics and sociology, this program has a strong emphasis on using quantitative methods to ascertain causal effects of programs and policies.
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Explore and understand the broader context of education and its link to social change, and the role you can play in making change possible.
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Prepare to create, use, and evaluate media and technology through academic and leadership positions in research, technology, and education.
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Prepare for leadership positions in education and policy at the community, school, district, state, and national levels.
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Build on your performing skills and learn to create transformative theatre arts programs in schools, cultural institutions, and community settings.
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Foster classroom environments where literacy flourishes, reading comes alive, and students develop personally and socially significant ideas.
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Our Environmental Conservation Education program prepares you for a career in formal or nonformal environmental education, environmental consulting, and nonprofit work.
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This interdisciplinary undergraduate minor gives students a deeper understanding of critical social, cultural, economic, political, legal, and policy issues in education.
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Our Higher and Postsecondary Education degrees prepare you for leadership and professional roles in a variety of postsecondary settings.
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The program develops education experts who understand the implications of their responsibilities and can utilize knowledge across international boundaries.
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Prepare to work with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals and/or to work on LGBT issues in educational, health, research, counseling, and community-based settings.
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Build on your experience as a teacher to become a literacy specialist and integrate the teaching of reading and writing into your curriculum or research.
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Fulfill the critical demand for outstanding math teachers in middle through high school, practicing educators, and doctoral researchers in math education.
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Prepare to become a music educator in school, international, studio, and community settings as you develop your artistic and instructional skills in NYC.
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This undergraduate minor gives you the tools to better understand the world, analyze global conflicts and contribute to global peace efforts.
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Hone your skills as a pianist through lessons with a renowned Artist Faculty, innovative coursework, dedicated mentorship, and unparalleled performance opportunities.
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Get the education and clinical training to become a professional pre-K–12 school counselor, working in schools, colleges, and community agencies.
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Become an effective science educator and leader in schools and nonprofits, and turn your passion for science into a career that makes a difference.
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Gain the skills you need to teach history and the social sciences and develop your research skills in the field of social studies education.
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In this program you will learn to analyze educational problems and issues, such as educational equity, using a sociological lens.
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Learn to develop child-centered educational environments for students of all abilities and gain firsthand teaching experience with diverse student populations.
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Prepare for a career as a teacher or researcher in English as a New Language (ENL), working with learners from diverse linguistic and educational backgrounds.
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Gain both a sustainable vocal technique and a foundation in dramatic interpretation, preparing you for a full range of professional career opportunities.
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Build on your existing woodwind skills through private lessons, seminars, master classes, and numerous performance opportunities all over New York City.
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Prepare for a career as a teacher of Chinese, French, Italian, Japanese, or Spanish to learners in diverse national and international settings.