Pace University
New York, NY
New York, NY
Performing Arts at Pace University
Two New York locations—one Pace Path
Pace University believes your college experience should be more than the number of credits required to graduate. It should be a combination of strong academics, real-world experiences, and mentorships that guides you toward becoming successful, professionally and personally. That’s why we created the Pace Path.
With more than 100 majors and accelerated bachelor’s/graduate degree programs, Pace offers everything from Biochemistry and Business to Computer Science, Psychology, and Teaching. Our small class sizes—20 students on average—allow for personal attention from faculty who support student success.
We are committed to providing you with multiple opportunities to practice what you learn with internships, faculty-sponsored research, academic and professional competitions, school-sponsored projects with outside firms, community-based projects, and study abroad. At Pace, you can build an impressive résumé before you graduate.
A Pace education also extends beyond the walls of the classroom with a variety of cultural events available on and around both campuses, student organizations, and leadership programs—all of which give you the opportunity to grow as an individual.
The Department of Media, Communications, and Visual Arts on Pace University’s Westchester campus.
In our broadly based undergraduate program, we offer a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Arts and Journalism, allowing students to take classes in production, film, journalism, speech, media theory, new media, and writing for media. We also offer a Bachelor of Science in Public Relations.
Our Masters of Arts degree in Media and Communication Arts further prepares students for careers in the communications industry and apply new technology in the workplace by offering advanced professional training in videography, editing, media writing, public relations, producing and advertising.
Communications is an exciting, dynamic field that has a growing demand for qualified professionals to build careers in a broad variety of industries.
Our faculty brings real-world experience directly into the communications center. They are experts in a variety of specialties including video and audio production, screenwriting, public relations, advertising, media theory, film, performance, speech and journalism. Specialized adjunct professors bring valuable knowledge of the most current trends in their fields to the coursework, and enhance your networking opportunities.
We are at the media center of the world. We offer you connections to meaningful internships in your area of interest. Our faculty cares; you will not find a faculty that is more dedicated to the success of each individual student than ours. Our classes are small; our average class size is 18 students, so you will receive the attention that ensures your success.
Our state-of-the-art Communications Center is equipped with the latest digital video and audio equipment for student use. Qualified students may join our chapter of Lambda Pi Eta, the communications honor society.
• Acting
• Acting for Film, Television, Voice-Overs, and Commercials
• American Studies
• Applied Psychology and Human Relations
• Art
• Art History
• Behavioral Neuroscience
• Biochemistry
• Biological Psychology
• Biology
• Biology Pre-professional
- Occupational Therapy
- Optometry
- Pharmacy
- Podiatry
• Business Economics
• Chemistry
• Chemistry Pre-professional
- Chemical Engineering
• Cinema and Filmmaking, Digital
• Commercial Dance
• Communication Studies
• Communications
• Criminal Justice
• Directing
• Economics
• English
• English and Communications
• English Language and Literature
• Environmental Science
• Environmental Studies
• Film and Screen Studies
• Forensic Science
• Global Asia Studies
• Global Studies
• History
• Journalism, Digital
• Language, Culture, and World Trade
• Latin American Studies
• Latina/o Studies
• Liberal Studies
• Mathematics
• Modern Languages and Cultures
• Musical Theater
• Peace and Justice Studies
• Personality and Social Psychology
• Philosophy and Religious Studies
• Political Science
• Production and Design for Stage and Screen
• Professional Studies
• Psychology
• Public Relations
• Sociology-Anthropology
• Spanish
• Stage Management
• Women’s and Gender Studies