Together A Faculty and Staff Guide to Rutgers - University Relations

Academic Basics
One of the most exciting aspects of the newly integrated
Rutgers is the university’s expanding academic breadth.
The prestige of our integrating schools, related academic
units, and the opportunities they afford combined with
Rutgers existing strengths elevate the institution to new
heights as a national research university. This section of
the guide introduces you to all the schools and colleges
of Rutgers as well as a wide range of additional
academic offerings.
More than 65,000 students from all 50 states and 115 countries—including
45,059 undergraduates and 20,267 graduate
students—study at Rutgers’ 33 schools and colleges.
Schools and Colleges
Schools Granting Undergraduate
Degrees Only
Arts and Sciences
Camden College of Arts and
Sciences
This undergraduate school of the Faculty
of Arts and Sciences–Camden, offers
students a personalized liberal arts
education and the chance to work
closely with distinguished faculty in a
broad choice of undergraduate majors
and programs in the humanities, the
arts, the social sciences, and the natural
and physical sciences.
Dean of the Faculty of Arts and
Sciences–Camden: Kriste Lindenmeyer
Web: fas.camden.rutgers.edu/
academics/schools/college-of-artsand-sciences
Phone: 856-225-6097
Email: kl436@camden.rutgers.edu
Newark College of Arts and Sciences
The Newark College of Arts and Sciences
enrolls more than 60 percent of
the undergraduates at Rutgers–Newark,
making it the largest school on campus.
With majors in nearly 40 fields, the curricula
combine the advantages of a liberal
arts foundation with the specialized
training necessary for a specific career.
Acting Dean: Jan Ellen Lewis
Web: ncas.rutgers.edu
Phone: 973-353-5213
Email: janlewis@andromeda.
rutgers.edu
Med Ed
Rutgers has around 100 graduate
medical education programs
including medical and dental
residencies and fellowships.
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