No matter what your goals and interests, whether it’s an engineering degree or a liberal arts education, Rutgers has a place for you. You’re after a hands-on experience as a dancer or painter? Then there’s the Mason Gross School of the Arts. The chance to gain insight into marine ecology? Consider the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences. A law degree? Think about the law schools at Rutgers–Newark and Rutgers–Camden. A Ph.D. in philosophy? The School of Arts and Sciences is top-ranked.
At Rutgers, 27 schools and colleges serve students seeking an undergraduate education, professional studies, and graduate degrees, providing personalized courses of study within the breadth of offerings of a major public research university whose academic excellence springs from a core focus on the arts and sciences.
An engineering education is about problem solving, and lots of problem solving was required when four School of Engineering students traveled to Thailand as part of an Engineers without Borders project to bring water to a remote village. Read their story.
The School of Arts and Sciences is the undergraduate school for liberal arts and sciences on the New Brunswick Campus. The study of the arts and sciences is the foundation of undergraduate education and academic excellence at Rutgers. With more than 800 faculty and more than 70 majors and minors in biological and physical sciences, humanities, mathematics, social and behavioral sciences, and interdisciplinary studies, the School of Arts and Sciences is the largest unit at the university combining excellence in teaching with world-class research and service to the state.
Located on Rutgers-New Brunswick's George H. Cook Campus, the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences offers programs designed to promote the multidisciplinary study of areas covering the biological spectrum, from organisms to ecosystems, with an equal emphasis on the social and human dimensions. In line with Rutgers’ strong land-grant tradition, faculty members from the school pursue mission-based teaching, research, and outreach to address real-world problems and encourage students to adopt the same mission-based approach to their educational experience at Rutgers.
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy prepares students for both public and private sector careers, teaching and research professions, and service at all levels of government. Students are trained and employed in the areas of land use, political processes, public health, employment and social policy, human services, transportation policy and planning, housing and real estate, urban redevelopment, and regional development and planning.
The Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy is recognized as providing one of the most challenging, dynamic, and satisfying programs of study leading to the doctor of pharmacy degree. In concert with a supportive faculty and staff, students at the school build a foundation for learning that continues long after graduation.
As the arts conservatory of Rutgers, Mason Gross School of the Arts is a professional school offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in music, theater arts, and visual arts, in addition to undergraduate degrees in dance. The school’s mission is to identify and nurture outstanding creative talent and to instill the insights and skills needed by future generations of arts professionals, enabling them to contribute to the creative and scholarly activity so essential to the vitality of our culture and society.
Rutgers Business School–Newark and New Brunswick offers undergraduate and graduate programs, through its three degree granting units, that equip graduates with the skills they need to function in today’s diverse global business environment. With a focus on teamwork, the curriculum brings an innovative and thoughtful approach to problem solving in real-world business settings. The school educates students at two main campuses in Newark and New Brunswick, as well as six satellite locations in New Jersey, China, and Singapore. Steeped in academic excellence, with a distinguished faculty and a corps of successful alumni, the school delivers the business, science, and technology credentials demanded by global corporations.
The School of Communication and Information is a leader in responding to the information revolution and the fast-paced changes occurring in the fields of communication, information, and media. The school is a community of scholars that enjoys and excels at educating individuals who make lasting contributions to the interdisciplinary study of communication, journalism and media studies, and library and information science.
With a faculty known for research in areas such as bionic limbs and traffic safety, the School of Engineering is devoted to training the next generation of innovators and inventors. Departments of biomedical engineering, civil and environmental engineering, electrical and computer engineering, and other disciplines allow students to gain the specialized knowledge demanded by 21st-century engineering projects and research. Additional learning opportunities are provided by the school’s research units, such as the Center for Structures in Extreme Environments. And, as a professional school within Rutgers, the School of Engineering offers the best of both worlds—a close-knit group of students and the eclectic offerings of a major public research institution.
The School of Management and Labor Relations is a leading source of expertise on managing and representing workers, designing effective organizations, and building strong employment relationships. The school offers a variety of degree programs from the undergraduate through the doctoral level, including an undergraduate program in labor studies and employment relations and a Ph.D. program in industrial relations and human resources.
The School of Social Work has a distinguished record of instruction, research, and public service. The school offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs; holds classes on Rutgers’ three campuses; and is affiliated with more than 800 social service agencies throughout the New Jersey/New York metropolitan area.
With an emphasis on hands-on learning under the guidance of world-class professors, nursing students enter a burgeoning field with an ever-expanding set of opportunities. With classes offered both in Newark and New Brunswick, the College of Nursing is recognized as one of the finest nursing schools in the nation. It offers an R.N.-B.S. program, a master of science degree offering clinical expertise for advanced practice nursing, and the only Ph.D. program in nursing in New Jersey.
The Graduate School–New Brunswick has faculties in the academic arts and sciences, as well as several professional fields. The faculty is drawn from virtually all of the academic divisions of the university. Most graduate degree programs offer instruction in small classes and seminars, provide for close association between students and faculty members, encourage independent study, and work with their students to create programs flexible enough to meet mutual interests and needs.
The Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology is committed to meeting the need for well-educated and well-trained professional psychologists. The school offers programs in clinical psychology and school psychology, with concentrations in community psychology and sport psychology. The school’s doctor of psychology (Psy.D.) degree programs are designed to provide doctoral training for students who wish to attain excellence as professional psychologists and offer services to the community in a wide variety of settings, especially those with underserved populations.
The Graduate School of Education is dedicated to the study and improvement of educational institutions, processes, and agents to empower people to act as reflective, compassionate, and effective participants in a diverse and interconnected world. As a professional school within New Jersey’s flagship public university, the production and dissemination of knowledge about education is central to its mission.
The Newark College of Arts and Sciences enrolls more than 43 percent of the undergraduates at Rutgers–Newark, making it the largest school on campus. With majors in almost 40 fields, the curricula combine the advantages of a liberal arts foundation with the specialized training necessary for a specific career.
University College–Newark is designed for adult undergraduate students who have obligations during the day and seek to attend class in the evening or on Saturday.
With an emphasis on hands-on learning under the guidance of world-class professors, nursing students enter a burgeoning field with an ever-expanding set of opportunities. With classes offered both in Newark and New Brunswick, the College of Nursing is recognized as one of the finest nursing schools in the nation. It offers an R.N.-B.S. program, a master of science degree offering clinical expertise for advanced practice nursing, and the only Ph.D. program in nursing in New Jersey.
The Graduate School–Newark is dedicated to the advancement of scientific and human knowledge in an environment that encourages scholarly inquiry and intellectual growth. Graduate students are expected to develop the analytical and creative skills required for original scholarship, research, and problem solving, as well as a thorough understanding of an academic discipline.
Rutgers Business School–Newark and New Brunswick offers undergraduate and graduate programs, through its three degree granting units, that equip graduates with the skills they need to function in today’s diverse global business environment. With a focus on teamwork, the curriculum brings an innovative and thoughtful approach to problem solving in real-world business settings. The school educates students at two main campuses in Newark and New Brunswick, as well as six satellite locations in New Jersey, China, and Singapore. Steeped in academic excellence, with a distinguished faculty and a corps of successful alumni, the school delivers the business, science, and technology credentials demanded by global corporations.
The School of Criminal Justice is a major national and international center for scholarly research on all aspects of policing, delinquency, crime, and criminal justice administration. Faculty and students collaborate on groundbreaking research on juvenile justice, public security, international crime, crime analysis, justice processes, and more. Graduates go on to obtain positions in top research universities and colleges, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and corporations. Along with its educational programs, the school helps to address the needs of criminal justice agencies within New Jersey, the nation, and the world.
The School of Law–Newark, the oldest law school in New Jersey, has a deeply rooted commitment to three defining elements: teaching, scholarship, and service. Through the law school’s eight clinics and pro bono activities, faculty and students are at the forefront of resolving the complex legal issues facing a global society. The school’s most prominent graduates include U.S. senators and congressmen, New Jersey Supreme Court justices, and leaders in the fields of law, business, and the public sector.
The School of Public Affairs and Administration offers a full range of advanced degree and certificate programs focused on training tomorrow’s leaders in education, research, and practice. Students are taught by award-winning faculty and frequently enjoy guest lectures by professionals in the field. Small class sizes, interactive discussions, research, and hands-on applications are integral parts of the learning experience.
The Camden College of Arts and Sciences offers students a personalized liberal arts education and the chance to work closely with distinguished faculty with access to all the resources of a major public research university. Students have a broad choice of undergraduate majors and programs in the humanities, the arts, the social sciences, and the natural and physical sciences, as well as dual-degree programs, international study options, and a highly selective Honors College.
With convenient class schedules, accessible course locations, and staff accustomed to serving the diverse backgrounds of adult learners, University College–Camden provides an outstanding undergraduate education for working professionals, adults interested in enhancing their skills, and other individuals returning to the workforce or interested in changing careers. University College–Camden is a member of the Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges consortium for military veterans.
A premier institution for undergraduate and graduate studies, the School of Business–Camden provides students with internationally recognized faculty scholars, along with a wide portfolio of opportunities to interact with business and community leaders both on campus and off. As southern New Jersey’s first internationally accredited business school, the School of Business–Camden also has innovative experiential learning programs to build resumes and skills.
Students at the Graduate School–Camden work with nationally and internationally recognized faculty in a small-campus environment where close attention to educational aspirations is a priority. Day and evening programs across a wide array of disciplines include the only accredited master of public administration degree program in the metro Philadelphia region and the nation’s first Ph.D. program in childhood studies. The faculty includes leading researchers and prize-winning scholars, writers, and teachers.
A public law school of national distinction, the School of Law–Camden is a leading national center of legal education with international recognition in such fields as constitutional, criminal, health, and corporate law. A highly motivated and diverse student body from across the country, a nationally ranked faculty, and a newly constructed, world-class law school facility characterize the School of Law–Camden. Innovative academic programs support the rising trajectory of the school, including a Legal Research and Writing program ranked among the nation's top 12 by U.S. News & World Report magazine and a wide array of clinical and pro bono programs and courses.
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