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William J. Maxwell College
of Arts & Sciences - Graduate
Karnoutsos Hall, Room 605
201-200-3001, -3002, -3275, -3590, -3595
Dr. Liza Fiol-Matta, Dean
lfiol@njcu.edu
Dr. Kenneth Sanders, Associate Dean
ksanders@njcu.edu
Rosa Perez, Assistant to the Dean
rperez@njcu.edu
Art (M.F.A.)
Studio Art (M.A.)
Counseling (M.A.)
Counseling (M.A.)
& Student Personnel Services Certification
Educational Psychology
(M.A.)
Mathematics Education (M.A.)
Music Education (M.A.)
Performance (M.M.)
School Psychology (P.D.)
& School Psychology Certification
The objective of the College of Arts and Sciences of New Jersey City
University is to graduate students who have a well developed liberal
arts education as well as professional knowledge and competence within
their major academic disciplines. The College is committed to engendering
life-long, reflective learners who are socially responsible and critically
responsive to ever more diverse peoples and cultures.
Education programs offered by the College are accredited both by the
National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and
by the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education
and Certification (NASDTEC) and approved by the New Jersey Department
of Education. The Art Department is accredited by the National Association
of Schools of Art Design (NASAD).
The College offers programs leading to a master of fine arts, master
of music, and master of arts degrees. A sixth year professional diploma
(P.D.) is offered as part of two school psychology programs. Programs
offered by the College of Arts and Sciences include the following:
In addition to the general graduate study admission requirements,
programs may have their own requirements for admission; e.g., for
admission to certification programs and degree/certification programs,
for students seeking an initial instructional certificate, through
graduate study, students must meet all matriculation requirements
at the time of application and must submit the results of the NTE
General Knowledge sub-test (Praxis II) prior to admission. All students
are expected to review their program and department requirements as
specified in this Catalog.
Students seeking a New Jersey Department of Education certificate
must apply for their certificate at the same time that they apply
for graduation. Certification forms are available at the Office of
Teacher Internship (Professional Studies Building, Room 203A).
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