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Big things are happening at Marywood University. New programs in architecture, legal studies, health, digital media, and music are expanding opportunities for in-demand careers—take a look at the innovative degrees shaping what’s next.
Marywood University has expanded its academic offerings with its academic offerings with the launch of several new undergraduate, associate, and graduate programs designed to meet evolving workforce needs and emerging career paths across multiple industries.
The new programs span architecture, legal studies, health and education, digital media, and music, creating additional opportunities for students to pursue in demand fields while benefiting from Marywood’s hands on, career focused approach.
School of Architecture
The School of Architecture will introduce two new degrees:
School of Humanities and Social Sciences
To support growing interest in legal careers, the University will add:
These programs are designed to provide students with practical legal knowledge and career preparation for work in law firms, corporate settings, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations.
Health, Nutrition, and Exercise Science
A new BS in Health and Physical Education will prepare future educators and health professionals to promote wellness, physical activity, and lifelong healthy habits in school and community settings.
Insalaco School of Visual and Performing Arts
Several new programs will expand opportunities for students pursuing creative and media driven careers.
Multimedia Communication:
Music, Theatre, and Dance:
Meeting the Needs of a Changing Workforce
The new programs reflect Marywood’s ongoing commitment to academic innovation, interdisciplinary learning, and career readiness. By aligning new degrees with high growth industries and emerging professions, the University continues to create pathways for students to enter the workforce with the skills and experience needed to succeed.
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