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Welcome to CCNY's Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education (CCNY CWE)

Established in 1981, the CCNY Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education (hereinafter CCNY CWE) has been providing high-quality college education to working adults in New York City and the surrounding regions. Our programs are specifically designed for students whose access to higher education has been limited or interrupted. We offer a range of Class Delivery Methods, including In-Person, Online Synchronous, Hybrid Asynchronous, Online Mix, and Online Asynchronous, enabling our students to complete their education and achieve true social mobility.

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Spring 2025 Quick Links

• Summer & Fall 2025 Class Schedule
  Last updated: 04/07/25
• Upcoming Admissions Workshop
  Apr 24 | May 8 | Jun 5, 26
• Upcoming SEAT Exams
  Apr 25 | May 9
• Study Abroad Summer 2025 | Application deadline: April 21st, 2025
  Programs: Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, England, Greece, Netherlands, and South Africa
• CUNY Citizenship Now!
• Upcoming CCNY CWE Events
• B.A. Degree Audit | B.S. Degree Audit

B.A. Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences

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Our B.A. Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences is a versatile program tailored for working adults and transfer students, seamlessly blending classroom learning with real-world relevance. Offered in both in-person and online formats, our curriculum is meticulously crafted to empower students by integrating academic knowledge with practical applications, preparing them for success in the workplace and beyond.

B.A. Social Justice and Urban Life (NEW!)

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The new B.A. in Social Justice and Urban Life goes beyond textbooks, offering students real-life learning experiences and providing an interdisciplinary framework for analyzing social justice issues and inequalities within urban communities. Students will embark on a journey that blends coursework, experiential learning, and public lectures, culminating in a capstone project.

B.S. Early Childhood Education

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Our B.S. in Early Childhood Education Program emphasizes how diversity-related issues can effectively support student learning and have a positive impact on schools, especially in urban settings. As part of the School of Education, we recommend our graduate students for New York State Initial Teacher Certification in Early Childhood (Birth-Grade 2), and hold accreditation by CAEP.

M.A. Study of The Americas

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Our M.A. in the Study of the Americas offers diverse interdisciplinary perspectives, covering areas such as literature, anthropology, history, philosophy, urban studies, cultural studies, film, and political science. Topics include race, gender, human rights, contemporary politics, immigration, and popular culture. With a wide range of courses available, students gain a comprehensive understanding of the region.