Boston University Metropolitan College in Boston, Mass

Boston University Metropolitan College:
Boston University Metropolitan College is a student-focused college in the Boston area. As one of the seventeen degree granting bodies that make up Boston University, Metropolitan College gives part-time, full-time, and international students a remarkable range of choices for study to enrich their lives and advance their careers.

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Our mission is to provide the educational experience you need to achieve your career or personal goals. For many, that's a graduate degree, an undergraduate degree, a certificate program, or diploma program whether that means part-time study, evening classes, or at convenient locations.

Over 800 courses at times and locations convenient to you, your life, and your career. MET's open enrollment policy means that you don't need to apply for a program or submit transcripts to explore your interests. When you choose a course at MET, you’ll have access to our accomplished faculty in a small, interactive setting. Our instructors are superior educators with real-world experience—and success—to complement their academic credentials and help you achieve your goals.

Metropolitan College offers an array of undergraduate course offerings for bachelor degree programs and college certificate programs. We also offer a variety of graduate courses for graduate degree programs and graduate certificate programs. MET administers an array of non-credit course offerings that range from casual wine tasting to professional culinary instruction to cultural events for both children and elders.

Fields include:
- Anthropology
- Management Studies
- Art History
- Accounting
- Astronomy
- Finance
- Biology
- Management
- Biomedical Laboratory and Clinical Sciences
- Marketing
- Chemistry
- Operations Management
- Classical Studies
- Technology Management
- Computer Science
- Mathematics
- Criminal Justice
- Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures
- Earth Sciences
- Paralegal
- Economics
- Philosophy
- English
- Physics
- Geography
- Political Science
- History
- Psychology
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- Religion
- International Relations
- Science and Engineering
- Sociology
- Urban Affairs