Academic Programs at MMC

At MMC, we have 18 majors and over 41 minors to choose from. Combine your major choices with the many concentrations that are offered, and your options are boundless. No matter what you study, you will enjoy learning in small classroom settings — our student-to-teacher ratio is 12:1 — and you will benefit from the experience of our liberal arts foundation�

Division of Accounting and Business Management
Majors
Accounting
Business
Business Management

Minors
Accounting
Business Management
Economics

Division of Fine and Performing Arts
Majors
Acting
Art
Dance
Theatre Arts

Minors
Art History
Art Therapy
Arts Management
Drama Therapy
Graphic Design
Music
Musical Theatre
Photography
Studio Art
Theatre Arts

Division of Humanities
Majors
Communication Arts
English and World Literatures
Interdisciplinary Studies
Philosophy and Religious Studies

Minors
Creative Writing
English and World Literatures
French & Francophone Studies
Gender and Sexuality Studies
Hispanic Studies
Journalism
Media Studies
Philosophy
Promotional and Professional Communication
Religious Studies

Division of the Sciences
Majors
Biology
Psychology
Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology

Minors
Biology
Chemistry
Environmental Studies
Forensic Psychology
Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Mathematics
Neuroscience
Psychology
Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology

Division of Social Sciences
Majors
History
International Studies
Political Science
Sociology

Minors
Asian Studies
History
International Studies
Justice Studies
Political Economy
Political Science
Social Work
Sociology
* The Education programs at Marymount Manhattan College are being discontinued and are no longer accepting applications. Students who have already entered the programs and are actively pursuing their degrees will be able to complete their degree requirements. Individuals who wish to become teachers should speak to the department chair, Professor Alan Cohen (212-774-4851, acohen@mmm.edu), about options for becoming a teacher, including how to become a teacher after the completion of a bachelor's degree program in the liberal arts.

Interdisciplinary Studies