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ARTICLE THREE THE UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE

Chapter 1: The President Chapter 2: Officers of the University Chapter 3: The Administrative Board Chapter 4: The Schools and Colleges Chapter 5: The Dean           Chapter 6: School or Faculty Councils Chapter 7: Changes in Academic Organization Chapter 8: Departments & Interdisciplinary Programs Chapter 9: The Budget Planning Committee

CHAPTER FOUR THE SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES §3-04.01 - The Schools and Colleges *     *     *     *     * §3-04.01 - The Schools and Colleges The principal academic units of the University are its colleges and schools.  The following colleges and schools are now established: Fordham College at Rose Hill – 1841 School of Law – 1905 The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences – 1916 The School of Education – 1916 The Graduate School of Social Service – 1916 The College of Business Administration – 1920 Fordham College of Liberal Studies – 1944 Fordham College at Lincoln Center – 1968 The Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education – 1969 The Martino Graduate School of Business – 1969