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Virtual Information Sessions

Can't Attend an Open House? No Problem.
Watch one of our Virtual Sessions!

Are you interested in learning more about the graduate programs available at Marist, but can't attend one of our information sessions? Simply select any of the graduate programs listed below to watch a brief video presentation. Each QuickTime video is lead by the program's faculty director and contains information about courses, curriculum, and application requirements. With Marist's virtual information sessions, there's no need to block off hours on your calendar - simply tune-in whenever and wherever it's most convenient for you!

To request additional information, complete our online form. Upcoming information sessions, for both the Poughkeepsie campus and the Fishkill Center, can be viewed on the Open Houses page. If you'd like to see more of the Marist College campus, visit our virtual tour and interactive campus map.

Current Virtual Information Sessions

International Student Overview
This presentation provides an overview of all ten graduate programs and the application requirements for international students.

MA in Communication
This unique graduate program focuses on the management of communication within and between organizations.

MBA - Master of Business Administration
Marist's MBA program is accredited by one of higher education's most prestigious and rigorous international accrediting bodies, AACSB International.

MPA - Master of Public Administration
The objective of the Master of Public Administration program (MPA) is to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for effective public sector and not-for-profit program management.

MPA - Master of Public Administration for Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Personnel
The MPA for Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Personnel is offered online and at our New York satellite locations in New York City, Albany, and Oneida. Tuition for this program is discounted for employees of our academic partners.

MS in Information Systems
The primary goal of the master's program in Information Systems is to help meet the increasing demand for knowledgeable personnel who possess a balanced combination of technical and managerial skills.

MS in Software Development
The objective of Marist's graduate program in Software Development is to prepare students for the challenges faced by professionals in the rapidly changing field of computer science.

MS in Technology Management
A unique collaboration between the School of Management and the School of Computer Science, the Marist MSTM graduate program is designed for professionals with five to ten years of managerial or technical experience.

Master of Education
Graduates of the M.Ed. program will meet the academic requirements for initial New York teacher certification in Adolescence Education (Grades 7.12) in a specific content area (Biology, Chemistry, English, French, Mathematics, Social Studies or Spanish).

Master of Arts: Professional Teaching Certification
The Master of Arts in Educational Psychology is designed to explore what is known about teaching and learning and to actively practice implementing that knowledge in culturally diverse educational settings.

MA in School Psychology
Marist's school psychology programs focus on instruction in theory and skills associated with five roles regularly encountered by a school psychologist: facilitator in understanding human behavior; counselor; psychological/educational examiner; consultant and information specialist/intervention strategist.

MA in Mental Health Counseling
The MA in Mental Health Counseling at Marist can help you become a licensed mental health counselor in New York State by offering all of the academic preparation necessary to sit for the exam.