McGhee: Undergraduate Degrees for Adults New York University’s Paul McGhee Division offers a personalized course of study in a small liberal arts college environment with strong concentrations in humanities, social sciences and many applied business concentrations. If you're an adult student considering starting college or going back to finish your college degree, then come to The Paul McGhee Division, NYU's undergraduate experience designed especially for adults. No other undergraduate program combines the dedicated advisement, award-winning faculty and excellence of NYU. Begin your path to success with a degree from NYU, one of the most prestigious universities in the country. Simply sign up to receive more information and find out how NYU-SCPS - McGhee: Undergraduate Degrees for Adults can reveal your possibilities both personally and professionally. Degrees at McGhee:
Bachelor of Arts - Humanities (Concentrations: Art History, Creative Writing, Literature, Media Studies)
- Public Administration (Concentrations: Public Sector Management, Urban Planning)
- Social Sciences (Concentrations: Anthropology, Economics, History, International Studies, Media Studies, Organizational Behavior and Communication, Politics, Psychology, Sociology)
Bachelor of Science - Digital Communications and Media (Concentrations: Computer Animation and Visual Effects, Digital Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Digital Game Production, Media Production: Film and Digital Video, Web Production)
- Healthcare Management (Concentrations: Community Health, Long-Term Care)
- Information Systems Management (Concentrations: Database Technologies Management, E-Commerce Management, Enterprise Systems Management, Network Management and Security)
- Leadership and Management Studies (Concentrations: Advertising and Public Relations, Human Resource Management, International Business, Marketing Management, Organizational Management and Development, Technology Management)
- Real Estate
Associate’s Degrees - Business
- Diagnostic Medical Sonography
- Health Administration
- Information Systems Management
- Liberal Arts
|