One of the premier architecture programs in the nation, the School of Architecture draws some of the world's finest design students to study in its Professional Bachelor of Architecture Degree program. With overseas programs in Florence and London, dedicated faculty, and design experiences within the City of Syracuse, the country's fourth-oldest school of architecture continues to build a future as impressive as its past. Learn more about the School of Architecture and its undergraduate degree program.

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The founding college of Syracuse University, The College of Arts and Sciences has been providing our students with a top-notch liberal arts education since 1870. Take classes in The College as part of a liberal arts degree, or as a supplement to your learning in one of the University's eight professional colleges. With 23 academic departments in the humanities, natural sciences and mathematics, and the social sciences, and classes ranging from African American Literature to Global Policy, The College continues to be the most popular choice among students heading to SU and continues to graduate students with the leadership skills, creativity, and understanding they need to be educated and productive citizens of the world. Learn more about The College of Arts and Sciences.

SU's School of Education continues to set the bar for education programs across the country. With a groundbreaking program that prepares students for certification in elementary education and special education (grades 1-6), all students studying the various K-12 programs are prepared to enter into the nation's diverse classrooms. Upon graduation, you'll be ready to get that first job. You'll have had more real-world field experience here than in most other education programs in other schools and universities and you'll have started them sooner – we get our students out into the classrooms in their first year. You can also pursue one of our highly regarded professional preparation programs in selected studies and exercise science. Exercise science prepares you for certification in physical education (K-12) or for a career in physical therapy or a related profession. A 3+3 program with SUNY Upstate Medical University (UMU) allows students the opportunity to spend three years in our exercise science program focusing on physical therapy preparation and then continue with three years in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at SUNY UMU. Learn more about the School of Education.

Unlike many other engineering and computer science schools, our school allows you to earn your technical degree while also experiencing the wide range of opportunities only available at a larger, liberal arts-based university. You will have the chance to play in the SU Marching Band, write for The Daily Orange newspaper, or take part in nearly 300 other student organizations. You'll be able to take classes in art, psychology, history, and hundreds of other subjects. And all the while, you'll be getting an outstanding education in computer science or a variety of engineering fields. You'll have opportunities to take part in national design competitions, undergraduate research, and co-ops (paid internship opportunities). These are just some of the reasons that the L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science has one of the highest graduation rates among the nation's engineering schools. Learn more about the L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science.

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The diverse programs in the College of Human Ecology (formerly the College of Human Services and Health Professions) promote physical, emotional, and social wellbeing through personal development, social relationships, hands-on placements, and leisure. Because of the hands-on approach to learning, our graduates easily find jobs in rewarding fields that help to improve the lives of others. The college provides students with a small-college atmosphere within the larger University, and the small class sizes encourage close relationships with faculty members that last long after graduation. Learn more about the College of Human Ecology.

The iSchool at Syracuse has been a leader in the information field for more than 100 years. The one-of-a-kind program teaches students not only the technological and management skills, but also the communication and leadership skills, necessary to be successful in today's work environments. This focus on the "soft skills"—working with people and not just technology—sets our program apart to today's employers and produces graduates ready to enter exciting fields like business, finance, government, and entertainment, just to name a few. Learn more about our bachelor of science in information management and technology program.

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The Whitman School of Management is a trend-setter in the education of the nation's business students. The school's programs focus on teamwork, leadership, globalization, and use of technology... all of which are supported by the facilities available in the stunning new multi-million dollar Whitman School of Management Building. As a student at Whitman, you will be encouraged to foster your entrepreneurial spirit, as you prepare to make a difference in the nation's business environment. Learn more about all that awaits you as a management student at SU.

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The Newhouse School has long been one of the nation's premier schools of journalism. With programs in nearly every type of media, one of the best physical facilities in the country, and one of the nation's most successful and loyal alumni bases, the name "Newhouse" speaks for itself. As a student at Newhouse, you will practice your craft in state-of-the-art television and film production studios, photography labs, newspaper newsrooms, advertising and public relations campaign laboratories, and the like. Extensive field opportunities allow our students to develop resumes and portfolios that help them get jobs quickly in very competitive job markets. Learn more about what sets Newhouse apart.

The College of Visual and Performing Arts is the center of artistic learning and expression at SU. With programs in art and design, transmedia, music, drama, and communication and rhetorical studies, the college has something for everyone. The first school to grant a bachelor of fine arts degree, the College of Visual and Performing Arts has a long history of shaping and preparing the next generation of artists. SU offers students in the visual and performing arts a unique experience, allowing them small, intimate classes in their program of study, along with the wide assortment of classes, extracurricular groups, and people only available at a larger university. Learn more about the College of Visual and Performing Arts.