Bachelor of Arts in Communication with Concentration in Public Relations

at Marist College USA

Through the MS in Information Systems at Marist, you can fill a growing need for professionals in the workforce with skills in both technical and managerial areas. Marist’s cutting-edge facilities and our exclusive partnership with leading technology institution IBM grant MSIS students access to some of the most innovative technology in the world. A STEM degree, the MSIS program utilizes cutting-edge information technology and systems coursework and real-client-based projects to give you the hands-on experience that employers prefer

As a Chemistry or Biochemistry major at Marist, you will have access to unlimited resources designed to give you unmatched experience in your field, enhance your understanding of the physical world, and thoroughly prepare you for a successful career in your discipline. With extensive research opportunities, cutting-edge facilities, and expert faculty who care, you’ll have limitless opportunities for post-graduate success.

As a Fine Arts student at Marist, you’re ready to be creative and innovative. And with our tools, resources, facilities, and connections, you’ll be prepared to do just that. Whether you pursue graduate school or jump right into the workforce, you’ll be well-prepared for what the future in fine arts holds for you.

Psychology majors at Marist have varied interests but one thing in common—they want to help people, and our resources will help you do that. We offer extensive research opportunities, diverse internships, and a flexible curriculum to guide you toward your career goals. Our students are very successful in transitioning to work after college or graduate programs in fields as varied as research, psychotherapy, counseling, public health, law school, medical school, and more.

The Applied Mathematics curriculum is designed to be customizable based on your specific career goals and interests. This customization comes in the form of four unique interdisciplinary tracks:

• Biology Track: apply mathematics to the fields of biology and medicine
• Chemistry Track: develop your mathematics skills as they pertain to the different fields of chemistry
• Computer Science Track: take your mathematics further into the fields of data science, programming, and information technology
• Financial/Actuarial Track: enter the fields of financial management, economics, finance, and more

Pitch advertising campaigns to real clients. Conduct reporting in a bustling newsroom. Work on real public relations cases. Perform live sports broadcast journalism. And do it all before you graduate. The Communication program at Marist provides the flexibility and the resources to give you a competitive edge when you enter the field.

The Public Relations concentration of the Communication major is geared toward our students who are interested in careers in Public Relations and related fields, resulting in career paths from Social Media Specialists to Corporate Communication Directors. Our program combines essential learnings that introduce and hone skills in courses like Campaign Management, Public Relations Writing Tools, Advanced Strategic Storytelling, Research & Analytics, among others. By studying both the principles and practice of the industry, you’ll have a competitive edge when you enter the field after graduation.

Marist Social Work students want to help people. For Marist students, social work is more than just a job–it is a means with which to improve lives and communities. With the expert faculty, research opportunities, field experience, and community focus of our Social Work Major, you’ll have the tools to do just that.

The study of Interior Design focuses on developing each design student's creativity by intersecting it with visual, technical, and architectural design principles. Mastery of these principles will enhance an Interior Design student's understanding of space, creativity, and art, while encouraging each person's own imagination allowing design students to correctly channel and focus ideas, avoid clichés, and collect new stimuli.

Political and economic realities today ensure that no education can be considered adequate without the ability to understand the perspective of cultures other than our own. The French perspective affords students three distinct features: a tradition of inquiry into the meaning, structure, and practice of language; a history of thought, literature, and fine arts that has shaped the Western tradition; and a rich diversity of African, North American and Asian cultures which still choose French as a primary or secondary mode of expression.