Buffalo State College

Buffalo State College a public, liberal arts college, located in Buffalo, New York, United States. The school is part of the State University of New York, established in 1871 as a teacher training institution. Buffalo State has made available over 150 undergraduate programs and receives more than 11,700 undergraduate and graduate students per year. Furthermore, there are some unique programs made available at the institution. These include Adult Education, Art Conservation, Creative Studies, Engineering Technology, Fashion and Textile Technology, and Forensic Chemistry. Additionally, Buffalo State College was the first school in the world to grant a master of science degree of Creativity. The college also now offers an undergraduate minor in Creative Studies. Finally, the institution has become famous for its strong community connections and a continuing commitment to providing high-quality lifelong learning opportunities.

• Arts, Design and Crafts
  • Theatre
  • Performing Arts
  • Fashion
  • Interior Design
  • Photography
  • Art Studies
  • Painting
  • Music
  • Dance
  • Sculpture
  • Design
• Business
  • Hospitality Management
  • Marketing
  • Human Resources
  • Public Relations
  • Business Studies
  • Safety and Health
  • Economics
  • Business Administration
• Communications
  • Media Studies
  • Film TV and video
  • Communication Studies
  • Journalism
  • Public Communication
• Computing
  • Computer Information Systems
• Economics and Finance
  • International Economics
• Education
  • Special Education
  • Education
  • Early Childhood Education
  • Elementary Education
  • Teacher Preparation
• Engineering
  • Mechanical Engineering
• Health
  • Health Occupations
• Human Studies and Services
  • Social Work
• Humanities
  • History
  • Religious Studies
  • Art History
  • Humanities
  • Philosophy
  • International Studies
• Industries
  • Textile Industry
• Law
  • Criminal Justice
• Philology, Languages, Literature
  • German language and literature (in Universities)
  • French Language and Literature (in Universities)
  • Spanish Language and Literature (in Universities)
  • English Language and Literature (in Universities)
• Public Administration and Services
  • Leadership
  • Social Welfare
  • Public Administration/Management
  • Urban Studies and Planning
• Sciences
  • Forensic Science
  • Museology
  • Geology
  • Electronic Science
  • Geography
  • Physics
  • Earth Sciences
  • Political Science
  • Environmental Studies
  • Biology
  • Applied Mathematics
  • Mathematics
  • Psychology
  • Meteorology
  • Applied Economics
  • Astronomy
  • Anthropology
  • Sociology
  • Chemistry
• Social and Cultural studies
  • Women’s Studies
  • Afro-American Studies
  • Social Studies
• Technology
  • Industrial Technology
  • Printing Technology
  • Electrical Engineering Technology
  • Dietetic Technology