In addition to degree programs offered by the Graduate School-New
Brunswick, the following divisions of the university provide
postbaccalaureate programs in New Brunswick and Piscataway.
Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy.
M.P.H. and D.P.H. degrees in public health are awarded. The school also
offers an M.P.P. degree and an M.P.A.P. in public policy and an
M.C.R.P. degree and an M.C.R.S. in urban planning and policy
development. In addition, the school awards several joint degrees in
public policy, urban planning and policy development, and urban studies
and community health. These programs are described in the school's
catalog.
Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy. The school offers the Pharm.D. degree.
Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology.
The school offers the doctor of psychology (Psy.D.) degree in
professional psychology, with specializations in clinical psychology and school psychology. It awards the master
of psychology (Psy.M.) en passant to the doctorate.
Graduate School of Education. In
educational psychology, the school offers Ed.M. and Ed.D. degrees in
counseling psychology; educational statistics and measurement;
learning, cognition, and development; and special education.
In the areas of educational theory, policy, and
administration, the school offers Ed.M. degrees in administration and
supervision in elementary education; administration and supervision in
secondary education; adult and continuing education; school business
administration; social and philosophical foundations; and social
studies education. Also offered are Ed.S. and Ed.D. degrees in
educational administration and supervision and school business
administration.
For teachers, the school offers Ed.M., Ed.S., and
Ed.D. degrees in elementary/early childhood education and for
instruction in English/language arts, languages, mathematics, and
science. Finally, the school confers the same three degrees in literacy
education.
Mason Gross School of the Arts. The school grants M.F.A. degrees in theater arts and visual arts and the M.M., D.M.A., and A.Dpl. degrees in music.
School
of Communication, Information and Library Studies. The
school offers an M.C.I.S. degree in communication and information
studies and an M.L.S. degree in library and information science.
School of Management and Labor Relations.
The school awards an M.H.R.M. degree in human resource management and
an M.L.E.R. degree in labor and employment relations.
School of Social Work. M.S.W. degrees are offered in administration, policy, and planning, and in direct practice.
At Rutgers-Newark, programs are offered by the Graduate
School-Newark, the Rutgers Business School: Graduate Programs-Newark and New Brunswick,
the School of Criminal Justice, the School of Public Affairs and Administration, and the School of Law-Newark. At
Rutgers-Camden, programs are offered by the Graduate School-Camden,
the School of Law-Camden, and the School of Business-Camden.
Each of the university's graduate-level schools publishes a online catalog (see http://catalogs.rutgers.edu). More complete descriptions of the
schools located in New Brunswick can be found under their respective
program listings in this catalog.