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As part of Hofstra 100, the University's strategic plan, we are pleased to announce new interdisciplinary course offerings designed to bring faculty expertise together in the classroom. These courses give you the opportunity to explore topics across subject areas while also completing degree requirements.
Most problems and virtually all of society’s major challenges are complex, multifaceted, and require diverse perspectives and skills to resolve. Interdisciplinary education increases both job readiness and flexibility for careers of the future. Hofstra’s long history and tradition of providing an excellent liberal arts education, together with the wide variety of disciplines that are focused on careers in business, engineering, communication, and health care, position the University to provide relevant and integrated interdisciplinary courses and programs.
Hofstra University has a dynamic course schedule information system. View available course schedules.
Featured Fall 2025 Courses
AI & Data Science for Sustainable Solutions in Earth & Business
Antonios Marsellos, Geology, Environment, and Sustainability
Lian Duan, Information Systems and Business Analytics
AI in Healthcare: Innovation, Ethics, and Business Strategy
Steven Lindo, Population Health
Hafiz Asif, Information Systems and Business Analytics
Art, Memory, and Healing: An Exploration Through Art Therapy, Studio Art, and Art History
Morgan Gaydos, Counseling and Mental Health Professions
Anna Novakov, Fine Arts, Design, Art History
From Hurston to Horror: Black Civil Rights through Film, Art, and History
Katrina Sims, History
William Jennings, Radio, Television, Film
Foundations of Data Science
Angel Pineda, Mathematics
Gerda Kamberova, Computer Science
I Want My MTV: The Intersectional Relationship Between Music & the Moving Image
Kenyatta Beasley, Music
Kelcey Edwards, Radio, Television, Film
Medical Narratives: Expressing and Exploring the Experience of Patient Care
Genie N. Giaimo, Writing Studies and Rhetoric
Eric Last, Zucker School of Medicine
Leadership in Action
Nick Salter, Psychology
Rebecca Natow, Specialized Programs in Education
Investigating Queerness in Lit & Film
Lisa M. Dresner, Writing Studies and Rhetoric
Rodney F. Hill, Radio, Television, Film
To learn more about how these courses satisfy degree requirements, reach out to your academic advisor or advising@hofstra.edu.
