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Monthly Archives: September 2023
INFO SESSION: Create Your Own Major IN CUNY with CUNY BA
Hello Friends and Colleagues,
CUNY BA is hosting an information session (live online via Zoom) on Wednesday, September 27 at 12:30 PM.
The session is for prospective students who want to apply for the CUNY BA program for the Spring 2024 semester.
Anyone can attend. Faculty and staff are also invited to attend to learn about CUNY BA and the application process.
It will be live on Zoom and lasts about an hour. There will be a question-and-answer session at the end. Please see the flyer attached. We’ve received some questions on how CUNY BA works. Please see the attached PDF with CUNY BA General Information.
Sign up for the session HERE
PLEASE SHARE WITH STUDENTS, STAFF, AND FACULTY.
WHAT IS CUNY BACCALAUREATE (CUNY BA)?
CUNY BA is an Interdisciplinary Studies program that works within the CUNY system (it is not a school, but it functions like one). It has been around for over fifty years! CUNY BA is for students who want to design a degree (Area of Concentration|AOC) that is not already offered in CUNY. CUNY BA students take courses in the CUNY departments and/or colleges to fulfill the AOC requirements. So, students will have to be enrolled in a CUNY college to be part of CUNY BA program (that will be the student’s home college).
For Example: A student in CUNYBA would have to create a major that is not “Computer Science” or combine it with another discipline, since Computer Science is already offered traditionally in a CUNY college. A degree in Cross-Cultural Psychology, Imperial History and Postcolonial Studies, Bioinformatics, and many other concentrations can be created.
Some of the benefits of CUNY BA:
Students can transfer up to 90 credits | Students can take courses in multiple CUNY departments and campuses | Students can start the program while at a CUNY community college |
WHAT: INFO SESSION: DESIGN YOUR OWN MAJOR IN CUNY WITH CUNY BA
DATE: Wednesday, September 27, 2023
TIME: 12:30 PM (Live via Zoom)
SIGN UP: Register HERE
CUNY BA has info sessions monthly. The CUNY BA Admissions department is available to give Zoom presentations for your campus. You can request a session by emailing the CUNY BA Admissions Department or by replying to this email.
Please feel free to refer students to CUNY BA or contact CUNY BA Admissions with any questions you may have. Thank you!
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Kind regards,
CUNY BA
email: general@cunyba.cuny.edu
web: cunyba.cuny.edu
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漸 -zén-TOKYO GEIDAI JAPAN ART WEEK
https://www.thebricks.nyc/exhibition/
漸 -zén-
TOKYO GEIDAI JAPAN ART WEEK
September 8 – 16 2023
@Blue Gallery
222 E 46th Street NYC
Gallery Hour: 12:00 PM – 7:30 PM
(Closed at 5:30 PM on Mon. Sep 11)
Free Admission to the Exhibition
No ticket(s) required.
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Anya von Bremzen at Baruch! (Thursday, Sep. 21st)
Dear students and foodies,
Anya von Bremzen, who writes about food from around the world, will be giving a lecture at Baruch on Thursday, September 21st. For those interested in Japan’s vibrant “ramen culture,” you should definitely attend the talk!
Anya von Bremzen is a Fall 2023 Harman Fellow at Baruch College. Refreshments will be served. Details are provided in the flyer below. See you there!
![](https://blogs.baruch.cuny.edu/japanese/files/2023/09/SCR-2023-09-05-at-1.47.59 PM-787x1024.png)
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