Joint MS Program with Pace

Earn your master’s degree in publishing

Pace University

Marymount Manhattan College has a unique partnership with Pace University that allows up to 2 qualified students per year to begin pursuing their Masters degree in Publishing while completing their undergraduate degree. Interested students should contact EWL professor Peter Naccarato to hear more about the application process. Students majoring in English and World Literatures, Communication Arts, or Business with a GPA of 3.0 or higher may apply in the second semester of their junior year for acceptance to the program. In their senior year, accepted students take twelve credits in publishing courses at Pace which count both toward the B.A. degree at Marymount and toward the Masters degree at Pace. Students can, therefore, complete both degrees in five years – a great savings of time and money

This program offers considerable advantages for students who are eager to establish themselves on a career path beyond entry level positions in publishing. The program should be particularly attractive to students who have strong interests in language, literature, and writing. The dynamic, fast-changing publishing industry is a natural arena for the practical application of such interests. Internships at various publishing companies (magazine and book) will enhance the opportunities for students to acquire professional experience before graduation.

Suggested Senior Year Sequence

Fall semeser (6 credits)

Choose two courses from the following:

  • PUB 606 Book Production and Design
  • PUB 608 Financial Aspects of Publishing
  • PUB 612 Information Systems in Publishing
  • PUB 624 Editorial Principles and Practices

Spring Semester (6 credits)4

Choose two courses from the following:

  • PUB 610 General Interest Books
  • PUB 624 Editorial Principles and Practices
  • PUB 628 Marketing Principles and Practice

 


For more information about this program, contact:

Michael Colvin

Chair and Professor of English and World Literatures
646-393-4116
mcolvin@mmm.edu

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