Since
its origin in 1927 as the College of South Jersey, the Camden College of Arts
and Sciences has undergone a dramatic growth in curricular offerings,
facilities, and the size of the student body. As the largest academic unit at
Rutgers-Camden, this is where you¿ll find everything from a traditional liberal
arts education rooted in the humanities to technical degrees that prepare you
to explore the frontiers of science. We're proud to deliver Rutgers-Camden's
widest array of degree programs at the baccalaureate, master's, and doctoral
levels.
Our
faculty are experts from across the academic spectrum, from writers and
anthropologists to historians and chemists. No matter the field, they all
believe in putting what is learned in the classroom to use both at home and
abroad.
The college
is committed to maintaining its tradition as a liberal arts institution. A
broad range of subjects in the humanities, social sciences, and natural and
physical sciences is available to its students. General education requirements
ensure that students gain an understanding of all areas of the liberal arts
curriculum.
At Rutgers-Camden we are focused on
practical learning, providing our students with numerous opportunities to gain
valuable hands-on experience in the real world. With many options for
collaboration and discovery, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences is a great place
to realize your academic dreams and embark on your professional career.
