Cabrini News

Undergraduate Programs:

A new Digital Communication and Social Media major will prepare students for a variety of careers in these rapidly evolving fields. The new major builds on the College’s strong base of existing Communication courses, augmented and enhanced regularly as the industry itself changes. 

Helping to keep course content current is Trustee David Regn (’97), co-founder of Stream Companies, an award-winning advertising agency firmly grounded in the digital space. 

Regn worked with Jerry Zurek, PhD, Chair of the Communication Department, in designing the new major, which includes social media courses in marketing, management, evaluation, and leadership. 

• Digital Communication and Social Media Major

The International Business major prepares students to work in the increasingly global, interconnected business environment. 

Students in this Bachelor of Science degree program will master theory and practice in accounting, finance, marketing, and management. International internships will be a distinctive element. Students in this major can choose a concentration in non-profit management, public administration, or advertising. 

• International Business Major

The Degree-Completion Program with a Leadership Studies major was designed primarily for working adults who have completed an associate degree and wish to complete their undergraduate studies at Cabrini College. 

As a “hybrid” program, approximately half of the courses will be online to accommodate working adult schedules. 

• Degree Completion Program: Leadership Studies Major 

In Accounting, students can earn a Bachelor of Science, a Master of Accounting, or both in the 4+1 program, which is a five-year program. 

Because additional credit hours beyond a bachelor’s degree are now required to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam, the 4+1 program enables students to earn the required 150 credits, while enhancing their in-depth knowledge of areas such as international accounting and forensic accounting.

• Accounting Major or Minor

The Black Studies minor, housed in the History and Political Science Department, expands the College’s capacity to offer a more inclusive curriculum that connects with the intellectual and cultural heritage of people of African descent. 

• Black Studies Minor

The Writing minor and Theater minor, each made up of 18 credits of high-level English courses, enriches students in any field who wish to gain a more informed appreciation for literature and the language arts or explore interests in performance and design on stage or behind the scenes, as well as students who desire additional writing instruction and support to meet their professional goals.

• Writing Minor  
• Theater Minor

The Leadership Studies minor is designed for students from all majors and disciplines, focusing on a personal style of ethical leadership and preparation for leadership positions in their careers and communities. 

• Leadership Studies Minor

Graduate Programs:

The Master of Accounting program is designed to meet the needs of recent accounting graduates, career-changers, and working professionals who wish to further develop their accounting expertise and increase their career opportunities. 

Students can earn a graduate degree in accounting in as little as fifteen months as a part-time student, and the program satisfies the requirement of 150 credit hours for the CPA exam.

• Master of Accounting

The Master of Science in Leadership program (formerly Master of Science in Organizational Leadership) offers new concentrations in non-profit, civic, and organizational leadership studies. 

• Master of Science in Leadership Program

Also available are Education certifications.