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.

Albright College: Urban Affairs

Past Featured Programs

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