You'll Learn Hands-On
Buffalo State provides the academic foundation for leaders in all fields—from scientists, legislative and political leaders, to educators, artists, and innovators. Being a leader in today’s world requires you to be hands-on. You will be prepared for your professional role through unique programs, research, internships, field study, and service-learning.
Anthropology and Cultural Studies Department
Business, Economics, and Public Administration Department
Career, Technical, and Science Education Department
Computer Information Systems Department
Creativity and Change Leadership Department
Elementary Education, Literacy, and Educational Leadership Department
Engineering Technology Department
Exceptional Education Department
Fashion and Textile Technology Department
Government, Planning, and Philosophy Department
Health, Hospitality, Nutrition, and Dietetics Department
Higher Education Administration and Adult Education Department
History and Social Studies Education Department
Social and Psychological Foundations of Education Department
School of Arts and Sciences
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School of Education and Applied Professions
Learn Your Way
Online courses offer flexibility, convenience, and direct access to faculty.
Apply what you have learned to solve real-world problems and learn things that you might not typically cover in class.
The Anne Frank Project provides tools and vocabulary for conflict resolution, community building, and identity exploration in neighborhoods and schools world-wide.
Embrace the opportunity to study, learn, and live in more than 70 countries.
Join groups of students and professors exploring a common academic theme.
Students learn by engaging in direct application of skills, theories, and models.
Academically challenging opportunities for high-achieving and intellectually committed undergraduate students.
100%
Eligible programs are accredited
91.5%
Classes with fewer than 40 students
18
Average undergraduate class size