Just 15 minutes farther north, the Edison area is home to a robust Asian community with Indian and East Asian groceries and shops. Our home community of New Brunswick is a vibrant area with theaters, an innovative cultural arts center, and many restaurants featuring a wide variety of cultures such as Latin, Korean, Indian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern. This location provides our international students with rich career opportunities and conveniences of life and networking. The campus straddles the Raritan River and offers convenient train access to New York City (38 mi., 61 km) and Philadelphia (65 mi., 105 km) and the beautiful beaches of the Jersey Shore. The School of Arts and Sciences on the Rutgers University–New Brunswick Campus is just 45 minutes from Newark International Airport and less than two hours from Kennedy International Airport in New York. Please go to the following website for more information about the Core Curriculum.
By requiring courses from many disciplines, the Core Curriculum equips our graduates with the intellectual resources, creativity, and flexibility required for excellence in meeting the rapidly transforming challenges of the 21st century. Just as important, it prepares our graduates for successful lives and careers built on a critical understanding of the natural environment, human behavior, and the individual’s role in global societies. You will take our Core Curriculum which builds foundations for success in your majors and minor. major/list-of-majors-and-minorsĮducation in the School of Arts and Sciences is about more than just your major. Please go to the following website for our complete listing of all majors and minors offered at School of Arts and Sciences at Rutgers–New Brunswick. And, the School of Arts and Sciences is home to students wishing to major in Communications, Human Resources, Information Technology, Labor Studies, Planning, Public Health, and more. School of Arts and Sciences also offers a range of interdisciplinary majors and minors such as American Studies, Asian Studies, Cognitive Science, and Women’s and Gender Studies.
The humanities include 16 departments offering dozens of majors ranging from Art History, Comparative Literature, English Literature, History, and Linguistics to Philosophy and including over 25 world languages.The mathematical and physical sciences include majors in Chemistry, Computer Science, Geology, Mathematics, Statistics, and Physics.The study of the arts and sciences is the foundation of undergraduate education and academic excellence at Rutgers. With more than 750 full-time faculty and more than 70 majors and minors, the School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) is the largest unit at Rutgers University–New Brunswick, combining excellence in teaching with highly-ranked world-class research, all in an atmosphere of rich cultural diversity.
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