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Each one of SUNY Plattsburgh’s 70+ programs comes with a promise — you will be given the tools to go farther. Leading professors, experiential learning opportunities, and alumni networking connections are all available to help you succeed.

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  1. School Psychology Master’s & Certificate of Advanced Study

    ​Our NASP-accredited program provides carefully-focused knowledge and training in school psychology, following the scientist-practitioner model.

    • Main Campus
  2. School Psychology Minor

    The school psychology minor is the first of its kind in the SUNY system and complements programs in psychology, education, human development and family relations, and social work.

    • Main Campus
  3. Social Justice Minor

    Learn about social justice issues including systems of power, privilege and social change and their effect on race, gender, class and the global economy.

    • Main Campus
  4. Social Media Influencer Certificate

    Turn social media into a career — create compelling content, build a strong personal brand and develop strategies for success in the competitive world of social media influencing.

    • Online
  5. Social Work Major Online

    Turn credits you’ve already earned — and passion for social and economic justice — into a bachelor’s in social work.

    • Online
  6. Social Work Master’s

    The demand for social workers is high. Prepare for advanced practice with individuals, families, groups and organizations in local, national and global communities.

    • Main Campus
    • Queensbury
    • Online
  7. Sociology Major

    The bachelor of arts in sociology provides a general overview of sociology in a historical and comparative context.

    • Main Campus
  8. Sociology Minor

    Explore a wide range of topics in sociology, and choose from courses in different areas, such as sociology of families, sociology of minorities, and juvenile delinquency.​

    • Main Campus
  9. Spanish Major

    ​Gain well-developed language skills, intercultural competence, knowledge of the arts and history created within Spanish-speaking cultures.

    • Main Campus
  10. Spanish Minor

    Begin with introductory language and culture courses, then on to advanced courses in language, civilization, film and literature.

    • Online
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