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School of Arts & Sciences
http://citytech.cuny.edu/saas/
The School of Arts and Sciences plays two important roles. It is home to a number of majors: transfer degrees in Liberal Arts and Liberal Arts and Science, associate degrees in computer science and chemical technology, and the baccalaureate degree in applied mathematics. Just as importantly, faculty in the School provide all City Tech students with courses that support a relevant and well-rounded general education, helping to make City Tech graduates effective professionals, informed citizens, and lifelong learners.
Associate in Science (AS) in Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Bachelors in Science (BS) in Liberal Arts and Sciences
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African American Studies
http://citytech.cuny.edu/african-studies/
The African American Studies Department is designed to bring into disciplinary focus, through inter-departmental and multicultural course offerings in Liberal Arts and Sciences, the history and culture of Africans and their descendants, throughout the diaspora from antiquity to the present.
Readings and classroom lectures bring research, critical analysis, synthesis, and interpretation to bear on the contributions of peoples of African descent to the genesis and the development of human civilization. African American Studies is fundamentally concerned with the stimulation of intellectual growth and the development of humanist principles.
Email:Â AfricanAmerStudies@citytech.cuny.edu
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Biological Sciences
http://citytech.cuny.edu/biological/
We offer courses that serve the needs of the entire college community. Specific courses are required by a number of health-related programs, while our introductory courses satisfy the college’s laboratory science general education requirement. The department maintains an academic environment in which the potential of all students can be realized.
Email:Â biohelpdesk@citytech.cuny.edu
Chemical Technology & Applied Chemistry
http://citytech.cuny.edu/chemistry/
A degree in chemical technology is good preparation for immediate employment as a chemical technician in industry or for transfer into a baccalaureate degree in areas such as chemistry, chemical engineering, pharmacy, toxicology, biochemistry, or environmental science. Interested students have the opportunity to work with faculty on research projects.
Associate in Science (AS) in Chemical Technology
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Applied Chemistry
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English
http://citytech.cuny.edu/english/
The English Department offers courses in developmental reading and writing, ESOL, and intermediate and advanced courses in literature and writing. Topics include gender and identity, humor, rhetorical analysis, writing in the workplace, creative writing, digital storytelling, cinema, and much more.
In addition, the English department houses a number of different programs. These include Developmental Reading, Developmental Writing, English for Speakers of Other Languages, and First-Year Writing.
Email:Â english@citytech.cuny.edu
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Humanities
http://citytech.cuny.edu/humanities/
The Humanities Department maintains a unique position within our college of technology. The department offers courses in art history, communication, world languages, music, and theatre, providing students with laboratories for creative expression, cultural and historical understanding, and practical toolsets for work and living. These enriching competencies help students appreciate multiple perspectives and synthesize ideas, ultimately laying the groundwork for a sense of possibility and a clearer recognition of an individual’s place in society.
Our courses complement the study of science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and human services. The integration of the arts and communication studies into a general education curriculum produces demonstrably positive results in academic performance. By engaging with the humanities, students become more deeply invested in learning, cultivate a sensitivity to cultural diversity, think more critically, and develop superior problem-solving and entrepreneurial skills.
Email:Â humanities@citytech.cuny.edu
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Mathematics
http://citytech.cuny.edu/mathematics/
Mathematics is the language of science and technology. It is the language used to translate real-world problems into a form in which a solution can be found. It is the goal of the department to provide all students with the mathematical foundation they need for their careers and for lifelong learning.
Email:Â mathematics@citytech.cuny.edu
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Physics
http://citytech.cuny.edu/physics/
Physics is an essential component in the education of a scientifically literate individual in an advanced society. The study of physics gives the student an opportunity to learn the fundamental theories that will be needed to explore how the world functions as well as the discoveries behind technological advances.
The department offers courses in physics, astronomy, and general science where students develop an appreciation and understanding of nature and the underlying laws which govern our universe. Coursework develops comprehension of basic physical principles, competence in using logical procedures in problem-solving, and an awareness of historical advances and future potential in the field of science.
Email:Â physics@citytech.cuny.edu
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Social Science
http://citytech.cuny.edu/socialscience/
The Department of Social Science offers courses in anthropology, economics, geography, government, history, philosophy, psychology, and sociology. Students do not apply for admission to the Social Science department. The courses in the department are part of degree-granting programs. They also satisfy the requirements for general education. Students should be guided in selecting courses in the department by the statement of requirements for the specific programs in which they are enrolled.
The mission of the Department of Social Science is to stimulate intellectual curiosity and critical thinking skills by studying the social scientist’s view of problems that confront the individual, the community, the nation, and the world.
Email:Â socialscience@citytech.cuny.edu
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