Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Undergraduate–New Brunswick

About the University

Undergraduate Education in New Brunswick

Programs of Study and Courses for Liberal Arts Students

Faculties Offering the Programs

Programs, Faculty, and Courses

Availability of Majors

Course Notation Information

African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Languages and Literatures 013

Africana Studies 014

African Area Studies 016

American History 512

American Literature

American Studies 050

Anthropology 070

Art History 082

Arts and Sciences 090

Asian Studies 098

Astrophysics 105

Biological Sciences

Biomedical Sciences

Business Law 140

Chinese Studies 170

Cinema Studies 175

Cognitive Science 185

Communication 192

Community Development

Comparative Literature 195

Computer Science 198

Criminal Justice 202

Criminology 204

East Asian Languages and Area Studies 214

Environmental Certificates

European Studies 360

Exercise Science and Sport Studies 377

Food Science 400

Foreign Language Proficiency Certificates

Geological Sciences 460

Greek, Modern Greek Studies 489

History/French Joint Major 513

History/Political Science Joint Major 514

Human Resource Management 533

Individualized Major 555

Information Technology and Informatics 547

Interdisciplinary Studies, SAS 556

Jewish Studies 563

Journalism and Media Studies 567

Junior Year Abroad

Labor Studies and Employment Relations 575

Latin American Studies 590

Latino and Hispanic Caribbean Studies 595

Linguistics 615

Marine Sciences 628

Mathematics 640

Medical Technology 660

Medicine and Dentistry

Medieval Studies 667

Middle Eastern Studies 685

Military Education, Air Force 690

Military Education, Army 691

Military Education, Naval 692

Molecular Biology

Nutritional Sciences 709

Operations Research 711

Organizational Leadership 713

Physiology and Neurobiology

Planning and Public Policy 762

Political Science 790

Supply Chain Management and Marketing Science 799

Major Requirements

Departmental Honors Major Requirements

SAS Honors Program Capstone Project/Psychology

Psi Chi International Honor Society

Minor Requirements

Transfer Students

Public Health 832

Russian, Central and East European Studies 861

Science, Technology, and Society 880

Critical Sexualities Studies 888

Social Justice 904

Social Work 910

South Asian Studies 925

Statistics and Biostatistics 960

Statistics-Mathematics

Study Abroad 959

Theater 965, 966

Women's and Gender Studies 988

School of Arts and Sciences

School of Environmental and Biological Sciences

Mason Gross School of the Arts

Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy

Rutgers Business School: Undergraduate–New Brunswick

School of Communication and Information

School of Engineering

Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy

School of Management and Labor Relations

General Information

Divisions of the University

SAS Honors Program Capstone Project/Psychology

Psychology majors who are members of the School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) Honors Program may choose to satisfy the SAS Honors Program Capstone Project by completing 6 or more credits from psychology 400-level WI courses. These courses must be preapproved by the SAS Honors Program. Contact advisor@psych.rutgers.edu for additional information about available courses.