St. Thomas Aquinas College offers 31 undergraduate degree programs and masters degree programs, including an MSEd and MST program and an MBA program, each with a variety of specializations. The College's 48-acre campus is on Route 340 in Sparkill, Rockland County, New York. Information on any of the College's programs is available from the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid (845)-398-4100. Information on positions available may be obtained by contacting the Search Chair listed in the position announcement or by contacting the Director of Human Resources at (845)-398-4038.

Now entering its 52nd year, St. Thomas has expanded its offerings to include a Master of Science in Education, a Post Masters Certificate program in Education, a Master of Science in Teaching program, a Master of Business Administration program, a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Science in Education, an Associate of Arts and an Associate of Science degree, the latter two offered at the West Point Military Academy.

St. Thomas is the host campus for a Master of Science in Social Work program offered by New York University.

The College's 2,100 full and part time undergraduate students major in one of 31 programs offered in five division areas: The Humanities; Business Administration; Social Sciences; Natural Sciences & Mathematics; and Teacher Education.

The College offers a full scholarship Honors Program which provides students with a Summer Study experience at Oxford University in England. In addition, there are several study abroad opportunities and strategic alliances designed to offer expanded opportunities for students. For example, students can major in mathematics at St. Thomas for three years and then enter an engineering program at either George Washington University or Manhattan College as part of a dual degree program.

St. Thomas offers study abroad opportunities in Ireland, Italy, Hungary, Nova Scotia, Brazil and Japan.

The College owns 16 buildings and recently renovated one, Aquinas Hall, to improve seating and add features to its gymnasium and fitness center to coincide with its membership in the NCAA Division II.

The 16th building, Costello Hall, is an Arts, Sciences & Technology Building, recently completed. It includes new science labs, an art gallery and two multi-media theatres along with additional technology and science classrooms.