Explore Academics at Baruch
Learn about Baruch’s schools below, and find more information on our undergraduate and graduate academic degree programs:
Take the Virtual Tour
Engage with President Wu
President S. David Wu publishes a monthly blog to discuss ideas, research, and perspectives that impact the campus community, higher education, and society. Read, share, and comment on his latest post, “A Dress Rehearsal for the Future.”
Voices of Baruch
Baruch College undergraduate and graduate students take action to affect change and support communities both domestically and abroad.
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Relive the 2021 Virtual Commencement Experience
Congratulations to the more than 5,600 graduates of the Marxe School of Public and International Affairs, the Weissman School of Arts and Sciences, and the Zicklin School of Business.
Undergrad Wins Fulbright U.S. Student Award to Mexico
Kimberly Kazdal, a SEEK student who graduated from Baruch College this May, will participate in a Fulbright program where she wants to honor her family roots by working on Latin America and Caribbean-focused issues.
Baruch Newsmakers
Senior leaders and faculty are sought-after experts on today’s most pressing topics:
- S. David Wu in Diverse: Issues in Higher Education: Hitting the Ground Running: A Q&A With Baruch College President
- Linda Essig in Crain’s New York Business: People on the Move
- Elliott Dawes in Harlem World: Education Leader Elliott Dawes Named as Executive Chief Diversity Officer
- Carla Anne Robbins on Council on Foreign Relations Podcast: The World Next Week: What to Read This Summer
- Scott Newbert in Entrepreneur: 5 Ways to Prepare Your Business Now for the Next Major Disruption
- Héctor Cordero-Guzmán in El Diario: New York Mexican-Americans Would Make a Difference if They Register and Vote
- Andrea Gabor in Bloomberg: Education Without Controversy? What’s the Point?
Student Success
Meet Baruch students and learn how their education is helping them achieve success:
Safe Campus Reopening Hub
Find the latest updates regarding Baruch College’s safe campus reopening plan below.
- Baruch Forward
- Update on Fall 2021 Schedule
- Course Modality Changes
- Vaccine Mandate for Students to be on Campus
- Staff to Return to Campus on Aug. 2
#VaxUpCUNY
August marks the start of fall classes for students and the return to in-person work for faculty and staff. It is important to do our part, keep our community safe, and receive the Covid-19 vaccine. Visit VaxUpCUNY for up-to-date information, location finders, and a link to share your story and vaccination photos with the community.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
June is a standout month for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), and Baruch strives to promote a culture of DEI with special events, listening sessions, resource-sharing announcements, and by supporting DEI awareness in our classrooms and offices across the institution. Read more about the College’s efforts.
The pandemic has stretched the College’s resources beyond their limits. The calls for emergency aid, food assistance, health services, and counseling are overwhelming.
Virtual Events
Virtual Walk-In Hour with the Marxe School’s Graduate Admission Staff
Every Tuesday
noon – 1 pm
Zicklin Talks Business Webinar: How the Covid-19 Pandemic Has Changed Healthcare Delivery
Tuesday, July 13
11 am – noon