Over Eighty Years of Building Futures Since 1937, Queens College has remained true to its historical mission of providing educational opportunities to a multicultural, multinational student body. Today, its dynamic, motivated student body includes representatives from over 170 nations, speaking over 110 languages. With over 100 master’s and certificate programs, graduate study at Queens College will enable you to increase your career potential with new professional skills, while at the same time broadening your intellectual perspective through research and scholarship. You’ll receive a quality education at a reasonable cost in a richly supportive learning environment. Most classes are in the late afternoon and early evening, providing flexibility to accommodate your schedule.

New this fall is an MAT and Advanced Certificate in Critical Languages Education for Grades 7-12. The program is designed for individuals with a bachelor’s degree in a critical language – identified by the federal government as Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Urdu – who wish to become certified teachers of that language and gain their master’s degree in teaching and developing new programs for secondary critical language programs. Queens College has graduated more New York City school principals, superintendents, teachers, and counselors than any other metropolitan area college, cementing our major role in “educating the educators.” Queens College is also the only college in New York State to offer a Master of Science in Education degree to teach both math and computer science. Students will graduate with the specialized knowledge and skills in computer science that are needed to teach the subject in secondary schools.

The Queens College faculty of dedicated teachers and scholars includes among its members scientist Dr. Stephen Pekar, whose research involves the “Lost Continent” of Zealandia, and Dr. Kimiko Hahn, an award-winning poet in the college's MFA in Creative Writing program and president of the Poetry Society of America, as well as numerous recipients of prestigious national and international fellowships, awards, and research grants. The college has almost 600 full-time faculty and lecturers and 8 out of 10 full-time faculty are recipients of doctorates.

The Queens College experience is enhanced by the availability of scholarly resources and state-of-the-art facilities. These include extensive scientific, computer, music, and art resources, as well as the Louis Armstrong Archives, the Benjamin Rosenthal Library, and the many venues of the Kupferberg Center for the Visual and Performing Arts. With easy access to midtown Manhattan, the 80-acre, tree-lined campus has a distinctly suburban feel. It boasts complete sports facilities, including an Olympic-sized swimming pool, indoor and outdoor tennis courts, and a fully equipped fitness center. Its residence hall, Summit Apartments, has a section reserved for graduate students that features fully furnished private and two- and four-bedroom suites, study lounges, a fitness center, laundry facilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, basic cable TV, and music practice rooms.

New York City
One Pace Plaza, New York, NY 10038
Phone: 212-346-1531 Fax: 212-346-1585
Email: graduateadmission@pace.edu
Susan Ford-Goldschein, University Director of Graduate Admission, NYC

Westchester
The Vineyard Building, 861 Bedford Road Pleasantville, NY 10570
Phone: 914-422-4283 Fax: 914-422-4287 Email:graduateadmission@pace.edu
Susan Ford-Goldschein, University Director of Graduate Admission

Westchester School of Law
78 North Broadway, White Plains, NY 10603
Phone: 914-422-4210 Fax: 914-989-8714
Email: admissions@law.pace.edu
Cathy Alexander, Assistant Dean for Admission

DEGREES

M.A.: Applied Linguistics, Art History, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Data Analytics & Applied Social Research, English-Literature, French, Geological & Environmental Sciences, History, Italian, Mathematics, Media Studies, Music, Physics, Psychology, Psychology–Applied Behavioral Analysis, Psychology–Behavioral Neuroscience, Spanish, Speech-Language Pathology, Urban Affairs

M.A.L.S.: Liberal Studies

M.L.S. Library Science/M.A. History

M.A.T.: Visual Art Education, Adolescent Biology, Adolescent Chemistry, Adolescent Physics, Early Childhood Education (B-2), Childhood Education (1-6), Childhood Education & Special Education (1-6), Adolescent Earth Science, Adolescent English Education, Adolescent Math Education, Critical Languages Education (7-12)

M.F.A.: Art Studio, English-Creative Writing and Literacy Translation

M.L.S.: Library Science, Library Media Specialist, Library Media Specialist for Certified Teachers.

M.M.: Music: Classical Performance, Music: Jazz Studies

M.S.: Accounting, Applied Environmental Geoscience, Mental Health Counseling, Nutrition & Exercise Sciences (Nutrition & Exercise Science, Exercise Science Specialist, Nutrition Specialist), Photonics, Risk Management: Accounting, Risk Management: Dynamic Financial Analysis Modeling; Risk Management: Finance

M.S.Ed.: Early Childhood Education (B-2), Adolescent Education 7-12 (Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, English, French, Italian, Mathematics, Physics, Social Studies, Spanish), Art Education Teacher (K-12 ), Music Education (Pre-K-12), TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), Physical Education Teacher (Pre-K-12), Family & Consumer Science Teacher (K-12), Literacy Education (B-6; 5-12), Mathematics and Bilingual Education, Special Education Teacher (B-2, 1-6), Teaching Mathematics and Computer Science, Teaching Students with Disabilities (7-12), Counselor Education, School Psychology

DOCTORAL PROGRAM: Participation in City University of New York doctoral programs

POST-BACCALAUREATE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS: Applied Behavior Analysis, Bilingual Education (1-6), Bilingual Education Ext (7-12), Critical Languages Education (7-12), Earth Science Teaching, English Language Teaching, Italian Culture for the 21st Century, Archives, Records Management & Preservation; Children's & Young Adult Services in the Public Library, Risk Management, School Library Media Specialist

POST-BACCALAUREATE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION (for students who wish to pursue an MSEd degree but have no undergraduate preparation in Education): Adolescent Education (Biology, Chemistry, Chinese, Earth Science, English, French, Italian, Mathematics, Physics, Social Studies, Spanish), Art (K-12), Family & Consumer Science (K-12), Music Education (Pre-K-12), Physical Education (K-12)

POST-BACCALAUREATE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMAS IN MUSIC: Chamber Music, Advanced Diploma; Music & Production, Advanced Certificate; Performance, Advanced Certificate; Performance, Advanced Diploma; Performance–Professional Studies, Advanced Certificate

POST-MASTER'S ADVANCED CERTIFICATES: Bilingual Pupil Personnel, Bilingual Pupil Personnel – Intensive Teacher Institute, Literacy Education (B-6, 5-12), Sabbatical in Literacy for NYC Teachers, School Building Leader, School District Leader, Teacher of Special Ed (B-2; 1-6), Teaching Students with Disabilities (7-12), TESOL & Elementary Bilingual Education, TESOL, Additional Certification – Early Childhood, Additional Certification – Childhood Education.

POST-MASTER'S CERTIFICATE: Critical Social Practice, Library Science

ONLINE DEGREES

M.A.: Public Safety and Homeland Security Professionals

M.S.: Publishing

M.S.: Internet Technology

M.S.: Enterprise Analytics

M.S.: Physician Assistant Completion Program

M.P.A.: Public Administration

M.S.Ed.: Educational Leadership - School District Business Leader

CAGS in Educational Leadership - School District Business Leader