Interdisciplinary Minor with Honors in New York City Studies

This special minor uses New York City as a laboratory to explore the interdisciplinary relations between the arts and sciences. A unique feature of the Macaulay Honors College experience at Baruch, this minor consists of a sequence of courses that examine different facets of metropolitan life in general and New York City in particular. All of the seminars offer opportunities to meet and work with artists, cultural experts, scientists, and other distinguished professionals who represent the different facets of contemporary New York. These courses are only open to Macaulay Honors Scholars. 

Note: The capstone residency requirement is waived for this liberal arts minor. Baruch Macaulay students who register for the equivalent course (MHC 353 Seminar 4 – Shaping the Future of New York City) through the Graduate Center may use this course to satisfy their College Option minor capstone course requirement.