441 E Fordham Rd, Bronx, New York 10458
(718) 817-1000
http://www.fordham.edu/
Fordham University is a private Jesuit research institution in New York City. Established in 1841, it is the oldest Catholic and Jesuit university in the northeastern United States.
Campuses:
- Lincoln Center: Situated in Manhattan, this 8-acre campus provides an urban academic setting.
- Rose Hill: Located in the Bronx, this 85-acre campus offers a traditional collegiate environment.
Fordham comprises ten colleges, including four undergraduate and six postgraduate schools. The university offers over 70 undergraduate and 130 graduate programs.
Campus Life:
- The university’s location in New York City provides students with numerous cultural and professional opportunities.
- Students value the vibrant campus community and the variety of clubs and organizations available.
2023-2024 Tuition Fees:
- In-State, Out-of-State: $61,992
- Books & Supplies: $1,088
Fordham University offers a diverse array of bachelor’s programs across multiple disciplines:
- Art History: Study the development of art across cultures and time periods.
- Visual Arts: Focus on disciplines such as graphic design, painting, and sculpture.
- Theatre: Engage in performance and production aspects of theater.
- Dance: Offered in collaboration with The Ailey School, emphasizing various dance techniques.
- Accounting: Prepare for careers in financial reporting and analysis.
- Finance: Explore investment, corporate finance, and financial markets.
- Marketing: Learn about market research, consumer behavior, and strategic communication.
- Business Administration: Gain a broad understanding of business operations and management.
- Communication and Culture: Examine the role of communication in society and various media forms.
- Journalism: Develop skills in news reporting, writing, and multimedia storytelling.
- Film and Television: Study production, theory, and criticism related to film and TV.
- Computer Science: Focus on programming, algorithms, and software development.
- Information Systems: Combine business knowledge with information technology skills.
- Psychology: Explore human behavior, mental processes, and research methodologies.
- Political Science: Study government systems, political behavior, and public policies.
- Early Childhood Education: Prepare to teach young children in various educational settings.
- Secondary Education: Focus on teaching methodologies for middle and high school students.
- Health Sciences: Study the application of science to health, including disease prevention and wellness.
- Public Health: Focus on community health, epidemiology, and health policy.
- English: Delve into literature, writing, and critical analysis.
- History: Explore historical events, contexts, and interpretations.
- Philosophy: Engage with fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and ethics.
- Biological Sciences: Study living organisms, their functions, and environments.
- Chemistry: Investigate the composition, properties, and reactions of substances.
- Environmental Science: Examine ecological systems and environmental challenges.
- Nursing: Fordham does not offer a standalone nursing program but provides pre-health advising for students interested in pursuing nursing through external programs.
- Psychology: Offers various subfields, including child psychology and forensic psychology.
- Physics: Study the fundamental principles governing matter and energy.
- Mathematics: Engage with abstract concepts, theories, and problem-solving techniques.
- 3-2 Cooperative Program in Engineering: Partnered with Columbia University and Case Western Reserve University, this program allows students to study physics or chemistry at Fordham and then engineering at a partner institution.
Social Work & Social Sciences:
- Social Work: Prepare for careers in helping individuals, families, and communities.
- Sociology: Analyze social behavior, institutions, and structures.