New York City Studies consists of a series of courses that explore the history and culture of New York. By studying literary, sociological, scientific and historical texts; by visiting and exploring the city's museums, performances, and neighborhoods; and by working in and serving the city's communities, students will attain a rich understanding of the complex and diverse heritage they inherit by participating in this program.

For more information about how you may major in whatever you like while also becoming a New York City insider contact:

Professor Barbara Blumberg
History Department
41 Park Row, Room 1109
(212) 346-1459 or
E-mail: bblumberg@pace.edu   

Minor Requirements

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Required Courses
Group A
Select 3-4 courses of the following: 1		12
NYC 115	New York City: From Great Metropolis to World Capital 1898-Present
MUS 121	Concert Season in New York
ART 296	Topics in Art
SCI 171	Coastal Oceanography
SOC 111	Urban Sociology
SPA 154	Topics from Hispanic Literature and Culture in Translation I
Group B
Select one courses at the 200-level or above from the following: 2		3
ENV 221	Environmental Science: The Web of Life
ENV 222	Environmental Chemistry: Principles, Problems and Solutions
ANT 296B	Topic: Ethnographic New York
CRJ 250	Community Relations in the Criminal Justice System
HIS 366	History of New York City
HIS 391	History Internship
COM 393	Internship Program l
SOC 226	Community Service in New York City
NYC 230	Immigration, Ethnicity and Race in NYC History
NYC 240	NY Blue Collar: Worker in City Fiction: Civil War-Depression
Total Credits		15

1	Other NYC-related courses may be substituted with approval of program coordinator.
2	Other 200, 300, 400-level NYC-related courses may be substituted with approval of program coordinator.