Scranton is educating new generations of human resource professionals to manage the demands of a changing corporate work environment.
Scranton’s pre-law program is designed to help students navigate the process of applying to graduate law schools.
Scranton’s pre-med program prepares and guides students through the complex and competitive medical school application process.
Scranton’s nationally ranked accounting program prepares students for a variety of entry-level jobs with strong starting salaries.
Students learn the skills needed to succeed in the competitive financial services industry with a finance degree at Scranton.
Author Roosevelt Montás, Ph.D., discusses the importance of liberal education at the Myers Distinguished Visiting Fellowship Lecture.
Scranton’s undergraduate program in marketing prepares graduates for a broad array of employment opportunities in the much in-demand field.
The University of Scranton’s new degree in cybercrime and homeland security aims to prepare students for work in an emerging field.
A degree in health administration teaches skills through both health and business administration courses.
The University of Scranton’s undergraduate degree in biology prepares students with the skills needed to be successful in a variety of professional pursuits.
A nursing degree from The University of Scranton will prepare you for work in one of the top-ranking healthcare fields.
A degree in business analytics prepares graduates in a high growth field with employment opportunities in virtually every type of industry.
Yuliy Sannikov, Ph.D., presented The University of Scranton’s 35th Henry George Lecture on “The Value of Money: Currencies, Bonds, Bitcoin.”
Bongrae Seok, Ph.D., discusses “Moral Psychology of Confucian Shame” at Asian Studies Lecture on campus.
“Every human being has creative value,” said AJ Paron-Wildes in her presentation at 20th anniversary of the U.S. Conference on disABILITY.
University hosts Ignatian Values in Action Lecture for members of class of 2025 as part of Royal Reads and First Year Seminar program.
Students compose articles about life on campus during the pandemic for a media writing course during the spring 2020 semester.
Captain Vincent Solomeno '07 is assistant operations officer for New Jersey National Guard's Joint Task Force 57, which is responsible for the New Jersey Army and Air National Guard's support of COVID-19 statewide.
University students who were former homeschoolers offer tips for remote learning.
Emmy-Award winning 60 Minutes producer Nicole Young of Scranton’s class of 2000 speaks on Covering Crisis as a Woman at University.
