ACADEMICS
80+
Undergraduate Majors
60+
Graduate Programs
15+
Online Programs
A perennial, national leader in promoting social mobility, Lehman College serves as an intellectual, economic, and cultural center for the Bronx and beyond.
Affordable, flexible, and nationally recognized, Lehman offers more than 130 undergraduate and graduate degrees, 43 graduate certificates, and two doctoral programs spread across six schools. Lehman is also a leader in online education with nine undergraduate majors and six graduate programs offered fully online.
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Continuing & Professional Studies
On and Off Campus
The student experience makes Lehman’s historic, 37-acre tree-lined campus come alive. Student government, special interest clubs, cultural events, athletics, and a robust range of support services offer ways to grow and thrive beyond academics. Students can make a difference through local and virtual internships—or travel abroad for service-learning and study.
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#4
"Best Value College in New York" - Niche.com
60%
Undergraduate Students graduate debt free
#4
in Social Mobility - U.S. News & World Report
Faculty &
Research
Experiential education is fundamental to Lehman’s mission, and student research is a key component. Undergraduate and graduate students in natural, social, and health sciences have opportunities to work alongside faculty mentors in areas ranging from AI and biomedicine to plant science and radioisotopes.
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Arts & Culture
Lehman serves as a cultural hub for both its students and the surrounding community. Home to the Lehman Center for the Performing Arts, the Lehman College Art Gallery, and Lehman Stages, the college cultivates strong ties with the Bronx community, providing opportunities for both students and the general public to experience a range of artistic performances, from art shows and philharmonic concerts to theater productions and stand-up comedy.
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Featured Events
April 3, 2025
Exploring STEM Students Experiences Through An Intersectional Lens
Panel discussion on Exploring STEM Students' Experiences Through An Intersectional Lens. This project centers on examining students' performance in STEM and non-STEM majors, using an intersectionality approach, detecting and incorporating appropriate variables and way of measuring them to create a more accurate and truthful picture of Latino/a/x students' experience in institutions of higher education.
April 3, 2025
Inheritance of Hiroshima Memories
“Memories of Hiroshima through Imagination”, a documentary written and narrated by Prof. Shizuko Tomoda, is a tribute to the hibakusha, who survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. They are witnesses of the devastation by the atomic bombing. The memory of the Hiroshima bombing must live on. The hibakusha’s experiences and the personal stories of their lives as a hibakusha testify that nuclear weapons and human life should not and cannot coexist. WORLD PREMIERE, followed by a Q&A
April 3, 2025
Human Rights Education for Transformative Justice Adv. Cert. Information Session
Hope you will join us for this session!
April 6, 2025
Inclusive Family Program: Create an Original Print!
Experience an inquiry-based inclusive family tour of our exhibition, Wrapped Packages: Surprises Unknown.
April 6, 2025
The New York Mandolin Ensemble!
The New York Mandolin Ensemble combines exceptional musicianship with carefully crafted original compositions and arrangements.
April 6, 2025
Faculty Recital - Donna Elaine, flute
Flutist Donna Elaine gives a faculty recital accompanied by pianist Rie Matsumoto, featuring works by Bach, Rutter, Poulenc, Borne, and Bizet.
Featured News
March 28, 2025
A Perfect Match: Lehman Alumn Heads to Montefiore Residency
Dr. Diego Zamata-Ovalle '20 prepares for surgery