School Profile

Founded in 1853, Manhattan College has a long history. Manhattan College (Livedale) is composed of 6 academic centers, including the School of Arts, Business School, School of Education, School of Engineering, School of Science, and Graduate School. It has more than 40 undergraduate and master's majors, such as communication, economics, art, history, international studies, psychology, philosophy, religious studies, sociology, accounting, computer information systems, finance, marketing, management Education, chemical engineering, computer engineering, electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, biology, physics, natural science, etc; Consulting, school management, special education, etc. With its excellent academic atmosphere, advanced teaching philosophy, strong faculty and hardware facilities, Manhattan College (Livedale) has developed into one of the most prestigious comprehensive universities in the United States. In the 2008 ranking of American colleges and universities by American News Network, Manhattan College (Livedale) ranks the first group of colleges and universities in the north, ranking 19th.

Professional settings

The following colleges under Manhattan College can provide undergraduate courses: Business School, Art School, Education School, Engineering School, and Science School. Colleges offering graduate courses include: graduate education colleges providing counseling, special education, and school management and supervision degrees; As well as a graduate engineering college offering degree courses in chemistry, civil engineering, environmental protection, electrical, computer and mechanical engineering. The specialties are subdivided as follows according to the college:

School of Business: Accounting, Computer Information System, Economics, Finance, International Business Research, Management, Marketing.

College of Engineering: Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Mechanical Engineering.

College of Science: Biology, Biochemistry, Mathematics and Computer Science, Physics and Natural Science.

Postgraduate: liberal arts: university/community consultation, school consultation.

Education science: special education, school management and supervision.

Vocational diplomas: school counselors, consulting teachers, educational technology, school management and supervision, and senior leadership.

Engineering: chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, electronic engineering, environmental engineering, mechanical engineering. Science: Biotechnology.