Immerse yourself in Adelphi’s diverse, supportive learning environment, featuring small classes and personalized attention from our world-class faculty.

Develop the quantitative skills needed to help you succeed in almost any career involving problem-solving. According to the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) and the American Statistical Association (ASA), jobs in this field are at an all-time high and likely to continue to grow over the next 10 years.

A computer science degree opens the door to a successful career in many fields including industry, research and marketing. You can work as a software engineer, systems architect or data engineer, or you can become a specialist in the quickly growing fields of cybersecurity or cryptography.

With small class sizes and an experienced, expert faculty, the MS in Computer Science is an online, 30-credit program individually tailored to help students develop the skills they need to excel in their careers.

With the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projecting employment rates for computer scientists to grow at a faster-than-average rate between now and 2028, earning your master’s degree will put you at the forefront of the rapidly growing information security, game development and software engineering fields.

Gain the tools to create cutting-edge systems and adapt to the latest technological innovations. Then, graduate with a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in computer science ready to launch a career in some of today’s fastest-growing jobs—from software engineer to developer, systems engineer, web application programmer, mobile app developer, cybersecurity analyst, or systems architect.

With an information systems degree, you will be in high demand. You can work as a software developer, network and computer systems administrator, database manager or computer systems analyst.

Fast-track your path to professional leadership by earning two valuable degrees in just five years. Kick-start your career with Adelphi’s Accelerated Information Systems and Supply Chain Management degree.

The minor in Video Game Design provides an interdisciplinary perspective and skill set focused on the creative elements of video game development.

Our program is designed so students experience multiple genres and experiment with hybrid literary forms. Our aim is to offer a full immersion in what we call “literature in motion”—in the boundary-fluid nature of literary production.

You can perform in a dance company, or on Broadway, or do commercial work. Pursue a number of different careers including dance therapy, arts management or teaching dance in schools or at a private studio.

Hone your artistic skills, build a strong portfolio and make the connections you need to launch a rewarding career in the music industry. This minor opens the door to a wide range of professional paths, such as sound technician, audio engineer, recording specialist, studio manager, producer and audiovisual specialist.

You can pursue roles in the music industry, including performance, composition, radio, recording, publishing and presentation. With a degree in music education, you can become a K–12 classroom music instructor or private teacher. Or you can be involved in community engagement through music.

The degree leads to K-12 Certification in Music from the New York State Education Department opening a variety of exciting employment opportunities to graduates such as public school, private school, and early childhood music teaching, as well as studio teaching.

You can perform on the stage or in television series or film projects, teach acting or develop your own stage plays, media channel or video productions. You can pursue directing, production or arts communications, playwriting or work behind the scenes doing set design, costumes, sound, stage management or lighting.

For students who shine onstage, a minor in acting can unlock rewarding opportunities in a wide range of fields. Build a rich foundation through courses in acting, theater history, directing and more, then take your education to the next level by acting or directing in departmental productions. You’ll graduate ready to excel as a primary or secondary school teacher, theater educator or drama therapist, or in jobs requiring excellent presentational skills such as law, business or sales.

This program won’t just enrich your passion for theater—it will give you the skills you need to excel in today’s competitive job market. Benefit from intensive instruction in costume design, props, scenic design, lighting design, stage management and production management as you learn to harness your creativity and sharpen your critical thinking skills.

Both the BA and BFA unlock exciting career opportunities in the visual arts. If you dream of becoming a professional artist or designer, a BFA will provide you with the training and confidence to build your own studio practice, then apply for artist residencies or an MFA.

Prepare for a career teaching art for diverse learners across a range of educational settings. You will learn a range of ways to make, present, interpret and teach art, as well as how to collaborate across a variety of disciplines and communities in the process.

Students of art education work to explore and better understand the many roles art can play in education. A master’s in art education will prepare you for a career as a creative art educator in a range of settings from elementary, middle and high schools to museums and community based programs.

By pursuing a bachelor’s degree in art history, you can become a curator or art conservator.

This minor is useful for preparing art or psychology majors interested in pursuing graduate training in art therapy, a requirement for both licensure and practice.

This degree is an ideal launchpad for a career in graphic design, from UX/UI to editorial, publication, motion graphics, animation or infographic design. You’ll build a strong foundation in fundamentals of design, image and typography and learn to solve a wide range of design problems.

Employers across all industries are looking to hire professionals who can protect data and combat cyberattacks, making cybersecurity one of the fastest-growing career areas in the country (at a rate of 31 percent over the next decade, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). Take advantage of this booming demand with a minor in cybersecurity, where you’ll gain the skills and experience you need to add value at any organization.

Combine the scientific method and analytical skills with business knowledge and earn a Bachelor of Science and an MBA degree in just five years to launch a lucrative career in science-based businesses.

You can work as a producer or media planner for a TV or media company, or pursue a graduate degree in law, business or education (teaching). You can become a public relations associate, a journalist or pursue your own independent films.

With its focus on global politics, the global economy and global development, a degree in international relations gives you the ability to analyze and understand the major challenges facing today’s interconnected world.

English majors enjoy successful careers as teachers, lawyers, publishers, editors, librarians, engineers, doctors, lawyers, writers, ad executives, administrators, social media managers, academics, journalists, web producers and more.