Graduation from the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences requires the successful completion of one of the curricula (major programs of study) listed below. Any student in the school who decides to double-major may choose the second major from those offered by other faculties or schools at Rutgers University; however, only one bachelor's degree is conferred upon graduation. Students in the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences may also minor in programs offered by other faculties and schools. They may also enroll in individual courses offered by other faculties and schools of the university.  

Any potential student who does not wish to major in a curriculum that is on the list below should apply directly to the school at Rutgers that offers the desired major. Any student already enrolled in the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, but who no longer wishes to major in a curriculum on the list below should consult with one of the school's deans in the Office of Academic Programs in Martin Hall about initiating an application for a school-to-school transfer within Rutgers (http://admissions.rutgers.edu/schooltoschool).

The School of Environmental and Biological Sciences 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.

067  Animal Science with options in:

        Preveterinary Medicine and Research

        Laboratory Animal Science

        Equine and Production Animal Science

        Companion Animal Science

        Biochemistry of Microbial Systems

        Biochemical Toxicology

        Biochemistry of Plant Systems

        Protein and Structural Biochemistry

117  Bioenvironmental Engineering (Five-Year B.S./B.S. Program)

119  Biological Sciences

126  Biotechnology with options in:

        Animal Biotechnology

        Bioinformatics

        Bioscience Policy and Management

        General Biotechnology

        Microbial Biotechnology

        Plant Biotechnology

216  Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources

366  Environmental Engineering

373  Environmental and Business Economics with options in:

        Business Economics

        Environmental and Natural Resource Economics

        Food Industry Economics

        Food Science and Management Economics

374  Environmental Policy, Institutions, and Behavior

375  Environmental Sciences with options in:

        Applied Environmental Science

        Environmental Health

        Environmental Science

377  Exercise Science

400  Food Science  

        One Pathway (Starting Fall 2022)

        Food Science and Management Economics (class of '25 and earlier)

        Food Science Research (class of '25 and earlier)

        General Food Science (class of '25 and earlier)

        Pet Food Science (class of '25 and earlier)

        Sustainability (class of '25 and earlier)

628  Marine Sciences with options in:

        Directed Marine Studies

        Marine Biology/Biological Oceanography

        Marine Chemistry

        Marine Geology

        Physical Oceanography

670  Meteorology

680  Microbiology

709  Nutritional Sciences with options in:

        Community Nutrition

        Dietetics

        Food Service Administration

        Nutrition

        Nutrition, Food, and Business

776  Plant Biology with options in:

        General Plant Biology

        Horticulture and Turf Industry

        Natural Products

832  Public Health

A bachelor of science degree is conferred for all programs of study except for biological sciences, for which a bachelor of arts degree is conferred.

*Students in the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences electing to major in one of these programs of study, offered by faculties of other schools at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, are required also to complete a minor or certificate program offered by the faculty of the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences. These minor and certificate programs are outlined later in this chapter.