Programs and Accreditation
The following programs are listed as having courses . Many programs are offered in the evening. Actual course offerings on a given semester can be found at Lehman College's website.
- Accounting, undergrad and masters
- African and African American Studies, undergrad
- American Studies, undergrad
- Ancient & Medieval Civilizations
- Anthropology, undergrad
- Art History, undergrad and masters
- Art, undergrad and masters
- Astronomy, undergrad and masters
- Biology, undergrad and masters, affiliation with the New York Botanical Garden
- Bilingual Special Education, masters
- Business Administration, undergrad and masters
- Chemistry, undergrad and masters
- Chinese, undergrad
- Classical Culture, undergrad
- Computer Graphics and Imaging, undergrad
- Computer Information Systems, undergrad
- Comparative Literature, undergrad
- Computer Science, undergrad and masters
- Counselor Education/School Counseling, masters
- Creative & Professional Writing, undergrad
- Dietetics, Foods, and Nutrition, undergrad and masters
- Dance, undergrad
- Early Childhood/Childhood Education, undergrad and masters
- Economics, undergrad
- Educational Leadership, Building Leader and District Leader, masters
- English, undergrad and masters
- French, Languages & Literature
- Global Studies
- Human Geography, undergrad and masters
- Geology, undergrad and masters
- Physical Geography, undergrad and masters
- Arabic Languages & Literature
- German Languages & Literature
- Gaelic Irish Languages & Literature
- Greek Languages & Literature
- Health Services & Promotion
- Hebrew Languages & Literature
- History of Modern Europe
- History
- History of Asian, Latin America, Russia
- Health Education
- Health Services Administration
- Health Services
- Individualized Baccalaureate Program, Adult Degree Program
- Italian-American Studies
- Italian
- Japanese
- Japanese Culture
- Latin American & Caribbean Studies
- Linguistics
- Literacy Studies, masters
- Mathematics, undergrad and masters
- Multilingual Journalism
- Mass Communication
- Middle and High School Education, undergrad and masters
- Music Education
- Journalism, Communication & Theater
- Music History
- Musical Performance
- Music Theory
- Nursing
- Nursing/Support Courses, undergrad and masters
- Physics, undergrad and masters
- Political Science, undergrad and masters
- Puerto Rican Studies
- Psychology
- Recreation Education, undergrad and masters
- Russian
- Sociology, undergrad and masters
- Spanish, Languages & Literature, undergrad and masters
- Speech Pathology, Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences, undergrad and masters
- Special Education, (Childhood, Adolescent, bilingual) masters
- Swahili
- Social Work, Undergrad and Masters
- Theater
- Women's Studies
- World Classics
- Yiddish Language & Literature
Lehman College is a public college within the public university: City University of New York. It is accredited by Board of Regents, University of the State of New York; Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools; Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education; Association of University Programs in Health Administration; American Chemical Society; Professional State Accreditation in Teaching; the National League for Nursing; American Speech Language Hearing Association; National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education; Council on the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs; and the Council on Social Work Education.
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