Coming to the heart of Manhattan, a modern and convenient learning space for career-focused undergraduate and graduate professional programs.
Discover in-demand programs, generous scholarships and flexible class schedules in a modern new facility just steps away from everything New York City has to offer.
To help break down financial barriers for tomorrow鈥檚 leaders, 天美传媒 has unveiled the $10,000 Manhattan Advantage Award.
天美传媒鈥檚 new Manhattan Center at 529 Fifth Avenue welcomes students for its inaugural session in Summer, 2026, with degree programs and resources that are career-oriented and highly regarded. Students of all ages, from across the United States and around the globe will benefit from our newly renovated facilities in the heart of midtown Manhattan.
There鈥檚 a growing demand for professionals in the medical field鈥攁nd a concerning shortage of nurses. Adelphi has a solution: the accelerated nursing program.
The Manhattan Center will open for classes in the fall of 2026. Beginning in April 2026,it will be available for visits and tours.
天美传媒鈥檚 New York City programs are currently held at the Brooklyn Center, located at St. Francis College, 179 Livingston Street, and will move to the new midtown location when the building opens in the spring.
Starting with the Summer 2026 semester, the Adelphi Manhattan Center will offer an Accelerated Bachelor鈥檚 Degree in Nursing and an MA in STEAM Education with concentrations in Math, Science, and Computer Science.
In Fall 2026, the offerings will expand to include an MS in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, an MFA in Fine Arts in Creative Writing, an MS in General Psychology鈥擧uman Resource Management Concentration, a Flex MBA and the Business Analytics Advanced Certificate, an MSW in Social Work, a PhD in Learning Sciences, a PhD in Global Higher Education Leadership, and an Advanced Certificate in Human Resource Management.
Yes. The Manhattan Center is available for all students who have an Adelphi ID.
Yes. You will be able to reserve space for events starting in the fall semester of 2026.
Please contact Jennifer Lancaster, PhD, dean of the College of Professional and Continuing Studies and executive director of the Manhattan Center, at jlancaster@adelphi.edu.
Yes. The Manhattan Center will welcome Adelphi alumni with ID. Options for alumni use will be evaluated at a later date.
The Manhattan Center is designed primarily for graduate and select professional programs. Students taking classes at the Garden City campus will have professional and experiential learning opportunities at the Manhattan Center, a 30-minute train ride from campus. We like to call it GC squared: Garden City to Grand Central (Station).
Located at 529 Fifth Avenue, steps away from Grand Central Station, Bryant Park, Rockefeller Center and the Theater District, the center is the newest New York City location for your Adelphi education.
Locations天美传媒 offers exceptional graduate and professional programs across a wide range of fields. At the Manhattan facility, the focus is on career-building educational opportunities with a special focus on adult and professional education.
All Graduate ProgramsWith small classes, dedicated professors, and exceptional opportunities for research, internships and work experiences with nearby corporate partners, students of all ages benefit from Adelphi鈥檚 personalized approach and exceptional student success.
Academics at Adelphi
You know you’ve arrived at Adelphi the moment you step off the elevator – unique architectural elements and modern lighting continue through the entire Manhattan Center space.
Each of the three floors has an indoor “quad” area — perfect for gathering with classmates or hanging out between classes.
A large conference room on the second floor offers comfortable seating and BIG views of bustling Fifth Avenue.
The third-floor STEAM Innovation Lab includes workstations designed to spark imagination, creativity and a love of learning.
The oversized viewing window gives visitors a peek at the action in the STEAM Innovation Lab.
Light-filled smart classrooms on the third and fourth floors are modern and inviting.
Comfortable lounge areas are found throughout the Manhattan Center’s three floors.
The nursing simulation (SIM) lab provides a real-world setting for hands-on clinical experiences.
The well-equipped library offers glass-enclosed private study rooms.
The new center features a media-rich active-learning classroom.
Windows to be installed on the third floor will add natural light to the open space.
Overhead lighting, light wood and open spaces are pervasive.
Custom wall and ceiling coverings add a clean, modern vibe.
Unique lighting fixtures are seen through the center; to the right, the STEAM lab will feature a floor-to-ceiling observation window.
Now that floors and ceilings are done, built-ins are installed.
Clinical training spaces being outfitted.
Interim President Chris Storm
Manhattan Center Executive Director Jennifer Lancaster
Trustee Marc Strachan
Interim Provost Susan Dinan
The STEAM lab will feature a large glass viewing panel and a gallery space
Library open space
Faculty office spaces
Administrative office spaces
NYC views from every window
The space reflects its NYC location.
Chief Enrollment Officer Shawana Singletary and Vice Provost for Research and Libraries Andie Ward check out the progress of the glass-fronted private study rooms in the new library space.
Floor 2
Floor 3
Floor 4
Rendering of the exterior facade, showcasing the building鈥檚 modern design and prominent entrance in Midtown Manhattan.
Architectural rendering of the indoor quad, offering a dynamic, open space for students to gather and connect between classes.
An architectural rendering of the student lounge where students can unwind and collaborate in a modern, inviting setting.
Architectural rendering of the lobby, designed to create a welcoming space for Adelphi students.
Architectural rendering of the library, thoughtfully designed for accessibility, personalized assistance and quiet study spaces.
Rendering of 天美传媒鈥檚 library, showcasing a contemporary design that blends collaborative spaces with areas for individual study.
