Schools and Colleges
- College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Anthropology Department
- Department of Biological Sciences
- Department of Chemistry
- Computer Science Department
- Earth Sciences Department
- Economics Department
- Department of English & Creative Writing
- History Department
- Mathematics Department
- Department of Modern Languages
- Philosophy Department
- Physics Department
- Political Science Department
- Department of Psychology
- Public Justice Department
- Sociology Department
- Interdisciplinary Departments: African-American Studies, American Studies, Applied Mathematical Economics, Cognitive Science, Geochemistry, Global and International Studies, Human-Computer Interaction, Information Science, Language and International Trade, Linguistics, Native American Studies, Philosophy-Psychology, Women's Studies.
- School of Business
- Master of Business Administration
- Department of Accounting, Finance, and Law
- Department of Marketing and Management
- School of Communication, Media and the Arts
- Art Department
- Department of Communication Studies
- Music Department
- Theater Department
- The CMA also collaborates with other Oswego schools on programs that include Cinema and Screen Studies, Information Science, Women's Studies, Creative Arts Therapy, Arts Management
- School of Education
- Counseling and Psychological Services Department
- Curriculum and Instruction Department
- Educational Administration Department
- Department of Health Promotion and Wellness
- Department of Technology
- Department of Vocational Teacher Preparation
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