The following curricula (major programs of study) are available to Cook College students.
Note: Faculty-approved revisions of the degree requirements
outlined in the previous chapter will effect modifications in the major
programs of study outlined in this chapter. Students matriculating in
the fall of 2003 or after must fulfill the revised degree requirements
and the requirements of the major programs as specified here or as
modified to conform with the revised degree requirements.
Cook
students may elect to enroll in courses offered by other faculties at
the university; however, if they intend to major in a curriculum other
than those listed here, they should apply directly to a college within
Rutgers where the desired major is offered. College-to-college
application forms are available in the various college dean's offices.
Cook College uses a system of adviser codes to aid in the advising and
registration process. Adviser codes are indicated in the lists of
faculty advisers for each curriculum.
The number preceding each title below indicates the curriculum code for the program.
017 Agricultural Science with options in:
Agricultural Science Teacher Education
Agroecology
Animal Science
Plant Science
067 Animal Science with options in:
Animal Industries (Animal Agribusiness, Livestock
Production and Management, and Equine Science)
Laboratory Animal Science
Preveterinary Medicine/Research
115 Biochemistry
119 Biological Sciences
129 Bioresource (Bioenvironmental) Engineering (Five-Year B.S./B.S. Program)
126 Biotechnology with options in:
Animal Biotechnology
Bioinformatics
General Biotechnology
Microbial Biotechnology
Plant Biotechnology
160 Chemistry *
192 Communication *
704 Ecology and Natural Resources with options in:
Conservation and Applied Ecology
Ecology and Evolution
Professional Resource Management
373 Environmental and Business Economics with options in:
Business Economics
Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
Food Industry Economics
Food Science and Management Economics
573 Environmental Planning and Design with options in:
Environmental Geomatics
Environmental Planning
Landscape Architecture
Landscape Industry
374 Environmental Policy, Institutions, and Behavior with options in:
Health and Environmental Policy
Individual Option
International Environmental and Resource Policy
United States Environmental and Resource Policy
375 Environmental Sciences with options in:
Applied Environmental Science
Environmental Science
377 Exercise Science and Sport Studies * with options in:
Exercise Physiology
Exercise Science
General
Sport Management
400 Food Science with options in:
Food Biological Technologies
Food Chemistry
Food Operations/Management
Food Science and Management Economics
450 Geography *
460 Geological Sciences *
554 Independent Major
567 Journalism and Media Studies *
628 Marine Sciences with options in:
Marine Biology/Biological Oceanography
Marine Chemistry
Marine Geology
Physical Oceanography
670 Meteorology
680 Microbiology
709 Nutritional Sciences with options in:
Dietetics
Food Service Administration
Nutrition
776 Plant Science with options in:
Horticulture and Turf Industry
Professional Preparation
Research
832 Public Health
A bachelor of science degree is conferred for all programs of study
except the following: chemistry, communication, geography, and
journalism and media studies. A bachelor of arts degree is conferred
for these programs.
