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The academic units of the University are organized into the Hofstra College of Liberal Arts and Sciences ; School of Education of HCLAS School of Humanities, Fine and Performing Arts of HCLAS ; School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics of HCLAS ; Peter S. Kalikow School of Government, Public Policy and International Affairs of HCLAS ; Frank G. Zarb School of Business ; The Lawrence Herbert School of Communication ; Fred DeMatteis School of Engineering and Applied Science ; School of Health Professions and Human Services ; Hofstra Northwell School of Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies ; and Hofstra University Honors College. For information regarding Hofstra University Honors College please click here and select “Hofstra University Honors College” from the lefthand menu.
Hofstra College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (HCLAS)
School of Education of HCLAS
Specialized Programs in Education
Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
Educational Leadership and Policy Studies (K-12)
Educational Leadership, School Building Leader/School District Leader
Higher Education Leadership and Policy Studies
School District Business Leader
Health Education
Health Professions Pedagogy and Leadership
Literacy Studies
Physical Education
Reading
Special Education
Applied Behavior Analysis
Childhood Special Ed
Early Childhood Special Ed
Gifted Education
Secondary Special Ed
Severe or Multiple Disabilities
Teaching, Learning and Technology
Bilingual Education
Early Childhood Education
Educational Technology
Elementary Education
Elementary Education: STEM
Foundations of Education
Learning and Teaching
Middle Childhood
Secondary Education
Business Education
English Education
Family and Consumer Sciences
Fine Arts Education
Foreign Language Education
Mathematics Education
Music Education
Science Education
Social Studies Education
Teaching English as a Second Language
Work Based Learning
Technology for Learning
School of Humanities, Fine and Performing Arts of HCLAS
Comparative Literature, Languages, and Linguistics
Arabic
Asian Studies
Chinese
Classics
Comparative Literature
English Language Program
German
Greek
Japanese
Linguistics
Literature in Translation
Modern Greek
Russian
Swahili
Drama and Dance
English
Creative Writing
Fine Arts, Design, Art History
Music
Music Business
Rhetoric
Romance Languages and Literatures
French
French Literature in Translation
Italian
Italian Literature in Translation
Italian American Studies
Italian Studies
Portuguese
Spanish
Spanish Literature in Translation
Writing Studies and Rhetoric
School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics of HCLAS
Biology
Pre-Medical Studies
Urban Ecology
Chemistry
Biochemistry
Forensic Science
Natural Science
Geology, Environment and Sustainability
Environmental Resources
Sustainability
Mathematics
Physics and Astronomy
Psychology
Peter S. Kalikow School of Government, Public Policy and International Affairs of HCLAS
Anthropology
Economics
Labor Studies
History
Philosophy
Cognitive Science
Ethics
Philosophy of Law
Philosophy of Science
Political Science
European Studies
International Affairs
LEAP (Legal Education Accelerated Program)
Public Affairs
Religion
Jewish Studies
Sociology
Criminolgy
Additional Areas
African Studies
American Studies
Asian Studies
Irish Studies
Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Legal Education Accelerated Program (LEAP)
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Studies
Liberal Arts
Military Science
Off-Campus Education
Women’s Studies
Frank G. Zarb School of Business
Accounting
Finance
Information Systems and Business Analytics
Management and Entrepreneurship
Marketing, International Business and Legal Studies
The Lawrence Herbert School of Communication
Journalism, Media Studies, and Public Relations
Radio, Television, Film
Fred DeMatteis School of Engineering and Applied Science
Computer Science
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Computer Science and Mathematics
Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Engineering Management
Engineering Science
Biomedical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Technology and Public Policy
School of Health Professions and Human Services
Occupational Therapy
Athletic Training
Sports Science
Gerontology: Healthy Aging
Health Administration
Health Informatics
Health Professions Education
Public Health
Hofstra Northwell School of Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies
Graduate Nursing
Physician Assistant Studies
Cardiovascular Sciences and Perfusion Medicine
Honors College
Hofstra University Honors College is an innovative undergraduate program leading to honors designations at graduation. The Honors curriculum offers a 12-credit first-year program, honors seminars, and the opportunity to do honors-level work in any undergraduate major or concentration. For information regarding Hofstra University Honors College please click here and select “Hofstra University Honors College” from the lefthand menu.
Maurice A. Deane School of Law
Visit law.hofstra.edu for more information.
Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
Visit medicine.hofstra.edu for more information.
Continuing Education
In service to the community, Continuing Education offers programs and courses on credit and noncredit basis.
Hofstra University Continuing Education programs make available to the Long Island and surrounding communities a broad range of workshops, seminars, conferences, lectures, events, and courses in the arts, business, technology, humanities, sciences, legal studies, test review, sports, and recreation. These programs are oriented to diverse audiences: adult and youth, professional and general, experienced and novice, indeed all those interested in learning more about their world, their society, and themselves. In some cases, registrants earn a certificate, license renewal, or continuing education units applicable to their professional association.
Listed below are some of the major programs being offered throughout the year. Detailed brochures on all curricula are available in the Continuing Education Office or by visiting the Web site at ce.hofstra.edu. For additional information, call (516) 463-7200 or write: Hofstra University Continuing Education, 255 Hofstra University, Oak Street Center, Hempstead, NY 11549.
Professional Services
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Professional Development offers courses, seminars, workshops, and certificate programs in areas such as Certified Financial Planner, bookkeeping, insurance, real estate salesperson, management, small business, career development, Personal Trainer/Health Fitness Instructor, Deaf Studies and other business fields.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY courses consist of evening and weekend hands-on instruction in the most popular applications and programming languages In addition, noncredit certificate programs are offered in Project Management and CISCO Networks.
PARALEGAL STUDIES CERTIFICATE PROGRAM prepares those with a minimum of 60 college credits for rewarding career opportunities in law firms, corporations, banks, insurance companies, government agencies, and the courts.
Personal Enrichment
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT IN RETIREMENT (PEIR), a self-directed, learner-centered daytime campus program, is designed for individuals in or approaching retirement who wish to utilize their leisure time in stimulating and creative ways.
Career Preparation
TEST REVIEW programs are for those heading to high school and college where test scores play a critical role in the admission process. Courses include reviews in New York State regents exams, SAT/ACT, and Catholic High School Entrance Exam.
Youth Programs
Hofstra University’s SATURDAY CLASSES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE is offered year round to students ages 3-18. Students can choose from over 50 classes in academics, arts, and athletics for eight-week sessions during the fall and spring and six-week sessions during the summer and winter. The Saturday program also runs two special programs during the fall and spring: the Hofstra Gifted Academy, and the Hofstra REACH program for children with Autism. For more information visit ce.hofstra.edu/youth or call (516) 463-7400.
HOFSTRA SUMMER CAMPS offers more than 20 co-ed specialty camps for children entering kindergarten through 12th grade. Half of each day is spent in the camper’s chosen specialty and the other half in recreational activities including instructional swimming in Hofstra’s Olympic-sized pool.
For campers whose interests are strictly athletic – we offer sports academy camps in baseball, basketball, lacrosse, soccer, softball, cheerleading, dance, wrestling, volleyball, and tennis camps. Full days are spent in the chosen sport with NCAA head coaches.
Every Thursday is a special event day, always a favorite with our campers – carnivals, DJ parties, magicians, concerts, and crazy water relays. Hofstra summer camps provide an enriching atmosphere and unparalleled athletic and cultural facilities, on a beautiful 240-acre campus: computer and science labs, art studios, playing fields, tennis courts, arboretum, and dining facilities.
Our goal is to assist in the development of the whole child. Hofstra summer camps combine the excitement of our wide-ranging curriculum with the professionalism of our distinguished and caring instructors.
Tuition includes transportation and lunch. For more information, visit hofstra.edu/camp or call (516) 463-CAMP.
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