State University of New York

Applied learning opportunities woven throughout the curriculum Students can choose between a fully online or hybrid option to complete the Master of Science in Management. Fully Online: You take the full program through high quality and engaging asynchronous online courses that give you flexibility to work around your schedule. Instructors are always available to meet during their office hours and typically respond to phone or email questions in 24 hours or less. Hybrid: You take both online asynchronous courses and hybrid courses where you attend classes in person or through video conference. Course schedules and assignment due dates are always available at the start of the semester so that you can plan your time. Choose your location! The program is offered both on the SUNY Potsdam campus in Potsdam, N.Y., and at Jefferson Community College in Watertown, N.Y. Small class sizes Expert full-time faculty with years of practical working experience Mix of working professionals and recent college graduates

The Bachelor of Fine Arts degree is a professional undergraduate degree in the Visual Arts. The B.F.A. adheres to the College’s strong general education in the liberal arts while offering increased breadth and depth in the studio arts. The primary goal of the program is to foster students’ mastery of visual arts by giving them further experience in the studio and advanced work in art history and art theory.

A broad general background in biology, as part of a liberal arts education, allows students to pursue a variety of careers or continue learning at the graduate level. The Department of Biology offers both Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degrees. Undergraduate Research The Department of Biology is always providing new course offerings and research projects. Faculty members' interests include a wide range of subjects in the fields of ecology and evolutionary biology, cell and molecular biology, and anatomy and physiology? all of which are reflected in the program.

Biochemistry is the study of chemical components of living creatures — from viruses to mammals — to explain how and why chemical reactions happen. Biochemists explore the molecular nature of cells, study the development of illnesses, search for new drugs, predict undeveloped/inherited health problems and help forensic experts identify criminals. Our undergraduate curriculum includes chemistry, mathematics, physics, genetics and biology. The bachelor of science degree in biochemistry will help you pursue graduate study, attend health-related professional schools, or work in entry-level positions at laboratories or in pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.