Manhattanville College Departments and Programs

• African Studies  - Overview of the program with information on requirements, courses, faculty and staff.
• American Studies  - Introduces the department's faculty and staff, provides information the courses offered, and posts links to related pages.
• Asian Studies Department  - Detailing the department's academic requirements, courses of study, and contacts. With a faculty directory.
• Chemistry Department  - Overview of the department with information on faculty and professional interests, major requirements, and course listings.
• Classics  - Background information on the study of Classics, faculty and staff directory, and course descriptions.
• Communication Studies  - Overview of the program offered with information on the requirements, courses involved, faculty and staff.
• Dance and Theatre  - Department's website presents a faculty and staff directory, course descriptions, and information on academic requirements.
• Department of History  - Providing information on departmental traditions, awards, faculty, courses, and alumni.
• Department of Music  - Features a Music major advising manual, posts audition dates and forms, and provides list and profiles of faculty members.
• Economics Finance and Management  - Introduction to program offerings, course descriptions, and information on requirements and the teaching faculty.
• French Department  - Academic requirements, courses, events, and faculty information. With souvenirs and links to related pages.
• Holocaust and Genocide Studies  - Minor program focusing on the destruction of European Jewry with topics on human rights abuses and genocide.
• International Studies  - Presents a faculty and staff directory, information on academic requirements, and course descriptions.
• Irish Studies  - Interdisciplinary minor dealing with the history and culture of Ireland and the Irish Diaspora.
• Physics  - Presents information on academic requirements, course offerings, and faculty. Also provides links to related pages.
• Political Science and Legal Studies  - Details of course offerings, information on requirements, and a faculty and staff directory.
• Psychology  - Offers a broad program that covers that areas of clinical, cognitive, cultural, developmental, humanistic, learning and memory, physiological, and social psychology.
• Romance Languages  - Academic major designed to integrate the knowledge of at least two Romance languages and cultures.
• School of Education  - Posts course schedules and catalogs, a faculty and staff directory, application forms, contact details, and a tutor's registry.