Global Engineering Education Exchange, which enables their students to spend a semester or a year at a foreign university. Grove supports its students through professional development, student clubs that compete on a regional and national level, and study abroad opportunities that range from Engineers Without Borders, whose students built a clean water system in El Salvador over several summers, to their membership in the U.S. They also have vast opportunities beyond working with world-class mentors in advanced research laboratories. in Civil EngineeringĮngineering at Grove offers students a full complement of degrees - B.E., B.S., M.E., M.S., MIS, and Ph.D. 74 for its Masters in Science (M.S.) Biomedical Engineering 48 for its Masters of Engineering (M.E.) in Chemical Engineering The City College of New York (read the college’s release here) Here are highlights of the CUNY programs and schools that are recognized by U.S. The University awards nearly 10,000 graduate degrees per year. That marks an increase of about 4,710 students - or more than 18 percent - over five academic years, bucking nationwide enrollment declines ofrecent years.ĬUNY offers 500 master’s degree programs, 50 doctoral degree programs and 150 advanced certificate programs.
Graduate enrollment at CUNY has increased from 25,830 in Fall 2017 to about 30,540 in Fall 2021 according to figures that are unofficial but nearly final. “While remaining true to our mission as the nation’s unparalleled engine of social mobility, CUNY’s graduate schools are thriving and producing the next generation of leaders in social work, engineering, business, public-interest law, government and an array of other fields.”
“Just as our undergraduate programs have garnered a reputation in national rankings for their quality and affordability, it only stands to follow that our graduate schools are in turn lauded for the same positive attributes in assessments of their master’s and doctoral offerings,” said Chancellor Félix V.
In addition, graduate schools and programs at Baruch College, College of Staten Island, the CUNY Graduate Center, the CUNY School of Public Health, Hunter College, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and The City College of New York were also named as standouts. CUNY School of Law retained its No.1 ranking for clinical law education, cementing its national reputation as a pioneer in immersive, experiential training in legal service and advocacy for people from underrepresented groups. Standout graduate programs at eight CUNY schools have been ranked among the nation’s premier advanced academic degrees by U.S.
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