All our undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and certificate programs and opportunities are created to meet the demands of today’s technology-driven, global, and interconnected economy and society. The ability of our graduates to successfully navigate these connections, emerge as leaders, and make meaningful contributions in their communities is the hallmark of an Adelphi education.

As part of our mission to offer a uniquely personalized educational experience to every student, Adelphi offers special programs that allow you to further your interest in a particular area, find new opportunities, and fulfill your personal goals. Each special program forms a welcoming community for students with shared interests, needs and goals.

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The Adelphi University Libraries are an invaluable resource primarily for students, faculty, staff, and alumni, but also for the broader community. Located at the Garden City campus and the Manhattan, Hauppauge, and Hudson Valley centers, they offer an extensive range of books and other materials and services to support your academic studies and enhance research. The University Libraries provide education, information resources, services, and facilities that advance teaching, learning, research, and creative activity.

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To help you thrive in your current field, or begin in a new one, Adelphi offers a wide variety of courses, workshops and certificate programs—in person or online—to help you stay current in your knowledge and expertise. Whether you’re a recent graduate looking to define your skills, or an advanced-level professional seeking to stay abreast of new trends in theory, policy or practice, these continuing education options can help. We warmly welcome visiting students and graduates of other colleges or universities, as well as Adelphi alumni.

At the Adelphi Innovation Center, students and faculty engage in real-world challenges faced by corporations, governments, and nonprofit organizations. Students are trained to use abstract concepts learned in the classroom to create concrete innovative solutions to real problems. The Innovation Center has designed programs for students to work on as an extra class activity or for credit during their academic year, including live cases, internships and labs.