Curriculum

Niagara University is committed to academic excellence and service in both the liberal arts and in professional education and prepares students to think and act in the world as engaged citizens and responsible leaders. Emphasizing active, integrative learning, the general education curriculum, coupled with intensive study in a chosen major, develops in students the intellectual and ethical foundation that will enable them to search for, create, and assess solutions to real-life problems in the local and global community. 

Students enrolled at Niagara University who want to take a course at another educational institution must complete a permission form and have the approval of both their academic advisor and their dean. An official transcript of the course grade must be sent to the dean of the student’s college.

Niagara University has transfer agreements with several two-year and four-year colleges and universities. Please contact the admissions office at Niagara or the transfer counselor at your present institution for more information.