Fordham College at Rose Hill
Two Campuses, One Fordham Arts & Sciences
At Fordham Arts & Sciences (A&S), we offer a singular educational mission across two iconic New York City landscapes. Whether you find your home at Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC) or Fordham College at Rose Hill (FCRH), you are part of one unified academic community dedicated to the Jesuit ideal of cura personalis—care for the whole person and, by extension, care for the whole community. While each campus offers a distinct personality and lifestyle, they are bound by a single faculty and a shared commitment to the Jesuit ideal of cura personalis—care for the whole person. Regardless of which campus is your home, you have access to the entire University–and New York City. You are invited and encouraged to move between the Bronx and Manhattan, drawing on the specialized resources of both locations while remaining anchored in a rigorous liberal arts tradition that values intellectual depth and moral formation.
The choice of campus allows students to tailor their education to their personal and professional ambitions. At Lincoln Center, the city is a literal extension of the classroom; located at the cultural crossroads of Manhattan, it offers a dynamic atmosphere where students can pursue diverse majors, artistic programs, and accelerated or dual-degree pathways, while engaging directly with the social, cultural, non-profit, and professional landscape of New York City. Rose Hill offers a timeless collegiate experience on an 85-acre gothic campus. Established in 1841, it provides a beautiful setting and facilities that foster wide-ranging research and pre-professional opportunities alongside a storied sense of school spirit, all while remaining a short train ride from the heart of the city. The Colleges combine small, personalized classes with extensive access to internships, cultural institutions, and community engagement opportunities. Together, FCLC and FCRH reflect Fordham University’s commitment to forming well-rounded individuals through rigorous academics, personal mentorship, and a dedication to service, while offering distinct environments.
A Fordham Arts and Sciences education cultivates a specific set of high-level skills: the analytical reasoning to dismantle complex problems, the rhetorical precision to communicate ideas with grace, and the ethical discernment to ask how those solutions serve the common good. We push students to develop integrative problem-solving abilities—the capacity to bridge the gap between scientific data and humanistic nuance—and cognitive flexibility, which is the most critical asset in an evolving global economy.
Academic Excellence & Jesuit Values
Our curriculum balances a comprehensive core with specialized study, ensuring you graduate with both deep disciplinary expertise and the "soft skills" employers crave: critical thinking, clear expression, and ethical leadership. Whether through interdisciplinary majors or individualized concentrations, we recognize that every student’s path is unique.
Our "One Fordham" philosophy means that while our campuses offer different atmospheres, they share a single standard of excellence. Every student benefits from:
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The Unified Core: A rigorous, shared curriculum that develops critical thinkers, ethical leaders, and eloquent communicators.
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Seamless Integration: The ability to draw on the resources, faculty expertise, and community spirit of both campuses.
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A City Without Borders: We treat all of New York City as our laboratory, from the historic neighborhoods of the Bronx to the global corridors of Manhattan.
Alumni Opportunities
All graduates of Fordham College at Lincoln Center and Fordham College at Rose Hill are members of the Fordham University Alumni Association by virtue of their graduation. Fordham alumni enjoy many opportunities to engage with current students and other alumni across the world. The goal of all alumni activities is to foster lifelong relationships between alumni and Fordham, and to create ways for alumni to share their talents and interests with the University.
The Office of Alumni Relations also sponsors numerous opportunities for our alumni to interact with alumni from across the University, as well as opportunities for current students to be mentored and supported by Fordham alumni. The Fordham University Alumni Association connects alumni from all of Fordham's schools. The young alumni program focuses on the specific needs of alumni who have graduated within the past 10 years. The regional club program maintains Fordham's national and international alumni network. The cultural program capitalizes on the unique benefits of New York City for metro-area alumni. RamPass, the alumni ID card, affords alumni special discounts, and allows them to easily return to both campuses.
For more information about opportunities to get involved with the alumni program, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at 212-636-6520 or visit fordham.edu/alumni.- African and African American Studies Major
- American Studies Major
- Anthropology Major
- Art History Major
- Art History and Visual Arts Double Major
- Biochemistry Major
- Biological Sciences Major
- Chemistry Major
- Chinese Studies Major
- Classical Civilization Major
- Classical Languages Major
- Communication and Culture Major
- Comparative Literature Major
- Computer Science Major
- Design and Technology Major
- Digital Technologies and Emerging Media Major
- Economics Major
- Engineering Physics Major
- English Major
- English Major with a Creative Writing Concentration
- Environmental Science Major
- Environmental Studies Major
- Film and Television Major
- French and Francophone Studies Major
- General Science Major
- German Language and Literature Major
- German Studies Major
- History Major
- Humanitarian Studies Major
- Individualized Major
- Integrative Neuroscience Major
- Interdisciplinary Math & Economics Major
- International Political Economy Major
- International Studies Major
- Italian Language and Literature Major
- Italian Studies Major
- Journalism Major
- Latin American and Latino Studies Major
- Math and Computer & Information Sciences Major
- Mathematics Major
- Medieval Studies Major
- Middle East Studies Major
- Music Major
- Philosophy Major
- Physics Major
- Political Science Major
- Psychology Major
- Religious Studies Major
- Social Work Major
- Sociology Major
- Spanish Language and Literature Major
- Spanish Studies Major
- Theology Religious Studies Major
- Theology Religious Studies Second Major
- Urban Studies Major
- Visual Arts Major
- Visual Arts and Art History Double Major
- Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Major
- Accounting Minor
- African Studies Minor
- African and African American Studies Minor
- American Studies Minor
- Anthropology Minor
- Arabic Minor
- Art History Minor
- Asian American Studies Minor
- Biochemistry Minor
- Bioethics Minor
- Bioinformatics Minor
- Biological Sciences Minor
- Business Administration Minor
- Chemistry Minor
- Classical Civilization Minor
- Classical Languages Minor
- Communication and Culture Minor
- Comparative Literature Minor
- Computer Science Minor
- Creative Arts and Business Minor
- Creative Arts and Business Minor
- Creative Writing Minor
- Creative and Social Design Minor
- Cybersecurity Minor
- Design and Technology Minor
- Digital Technologies and Emerging Media Minor
- Disability Studies Minor
- Economics Minor
- Engineering Physics Minor
- English Minor
- Environmental Studies Minor
- Fashion Studies Minor
- Film and Television Minor
- Finance Minor
- French and Francophone Studies Minor
- German Minor
- History Minor
- Humanitarian Studies Minor
- Irish Studies Minor
- Islamic Studies Minor
- Italian Minor
- Jewish Studies Minor
- Journalism Minor
- Latin American and Latino Studies Minor
- Linguistics Minor
- Mandarin Chinese Minor
- Marketing Minor
- Mathematics Minor
- Medieval Studies Minor
- Middle East Studies Minor
- Music Minor
- Orthodox Christian Studies Minor
- Peace and Justice Studies Minor
- Philosophy Minor
- Physics Minor
- Political Science Minor
- Psychology Minor
- Public & Professional Writing Minor
- Real Estate Minor
- Religious Studies Minor
- Russian Minor
- Sociology Minor
- Spanish Minor
- Sports Journalism Minor
- Sustainable Business Minor
- Theatre Minor
- Theology Religious Studies Minor
- Urban Studies Minor
- Visual Arts Minor
- Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Minor