Featured Programs - THE CYBERHOOD

This list identifies university-based programs that may be of interest to scholars, students, and practitioners working in communities of color and poor central city neighborhoods.

University of Vermont, Sustainable Innovation MBA

Past Featured Programs

UMass, Boston – Graduate Programs in Global Inclusion and Social Development

University of Texas – San Antonio: Urban Planning Master’s Program

CCNY: BA in Social Justice and Urban Life

Dillard University: Urban Studies and Public Policy

Albright College: Urban Affairs

Georgia Tech: MS in Urban Analytics

University of New Mexico: Race and Social Justice Certificate Program

Salisbury University: BS in Urban and Regional Planning

University of North Carolina, Greensboro: Bachelors in Geography – Urban Planning

Savannah State University: Political Science and Public Affairs

University of Minnesota, Undergraduate Urban Studies Degrees

Urban Education and Policy MEd, Temple University

Critical Urbanism Masters, University of Basel

University at Buffalo: Master of Science in International Development and Global Health

Ulster University: MSc in Planning and City Resilience

University of San Diego: MA in Peace and Justice

St. John’s University: Critical Race and Ethnic Studies BA

Columbia University: Social Determinants of Health Graduate Certificate

Empire State University: Graduate Certificate in Community Advocacy

The New School: Milano, Public and Urban Policy PhD Program

Columbia University: Urban and Social Policy Concentration

University of North Carolina, Charlotte: Anti-Racism Graduate Certificate

UC Merced: Critical Race and Ethnic Studies, BA

Tufts University: MA in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice Leadership

CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies: Master of Arts in Urban Studies

Seton Hall University, Africana Studies

University at Buffalo – MA in Sustainability Leadership

Clark Atlanta University, Public Administration

Colgate University, Africana and Latin American Studies Program

University of Connecticut: Graduate Certificate in Intersectional Indigeneity, Race, Ethnicity, and Politics

Cornell University – Africana Studies and Research Center

Denver University, Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Minor

Howard University, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies Community Development Program

Kentucky State University: School of Public Administration

Morehouse College – Urban Studies Program

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Graduate Certificate in Participatory Research

Prairie View A&M, Masters of Community Development