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From healthcare and business to education and the creative arts, AI is rapidly transforming the world we live in. AI is no longer limited to tech companies - it’s shaping the stories we tell, the business we build, the care we deliver, and the ways we learn, create, and connect. Our Interdisciplinary Applied AI minor was created for any major, and emphasizes understanding fundamental AI concepts, applying tools strategically and ethically, analyzing the broader implications of AI, and developing informed approaches to AI adoption across various fields.

Ever wish you could create your own major? Well, now you can! The Mount’s Interdisciplinary Studies degree allows you to combine courses from the college’s more than 45 undergraduate academic programs to make one that’s uniquely yours. Be the spark in the way only you know how, and we’ll help you craft a degree to meet your goals.

This specialized program for transfer and degree completion students offers the opportunity to gain the necessary credits in a Bachelor of Arts to begin taking courses in Education. Classes are held in an evening format to accommodate those who work or have other responsibilities during the day.

This just in: Journalism isn’t just for those interested in working for a newspaper. Journalists specialize in looking at what is going on in the world, making sense of it, and distributing it in a variety of forms. Journalism minors learn to prepare content for radio, television, print, and digital outlets in a manner that is engaging and inspiring.

The study of Criminology doesn’t just mean studying law and crime. Rather, this major looks at crime from a holistic perspective, considering its impact on the victim, the criminal, and society as a whole. As a Criminology major, you’ll focus not on the facts of crime, but rather the people it affects, and develop the tools to help them.

If you want to have your day in court, you should consider a minor in Legal Studies. Whether you want to defend the wronged, oversee contracts and negotiations, or advise corporations, you’ll need a law degree. A minor in Legal Studies is a great first step towards that goal.

Marketing is all about telling the world about products and services. It’s a diverse field that allows you to use your communication, critical thinking, analysis, and creative skills in order to influence decision making and make a difference. Every industry needs marketing, so pick your passion, and we’ll help you tell the world about it!

To make your mark on the world, you’ll need a higher level degree in business to support your goals. A Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) teaches you the managerial and leadership skills you need to be successful in business. Whatever industry you wish to make a difference in - fashion, sports, finance, accounting, real estate, public relations, healthcare, education, or another area - an MBA gives you the training you need to be a leader.

If you’re a teacher in New York State or would like to become one, the next step is obtaining a Master of Science in Education to grow your skills as an educator. Within five years of becoming initially certified by the state, you will need a master’s degree in order to continue teaching, so start your future today in our incredible Division of Education!

If you want to become a nurse practitioner, you’ll need a Master of Science in Nursing in order to practice. Nurse practitioners can prescribe medications, diagnose conditions, and provide treatment, all while still being focused on patient care. A Master of Science in Nursing can also prepare you for roles in healthcare administration and leadership, teaching, and doctoral school. If you’re looking to advance in your career in health care, getting a Master of Science in Nursing is the way to do it.