51 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

At History from The College of New Jersey students study history not by memorizing dates but by sifting evidence into cogent argument. 

At African American Studies from The College of New Jersey, students study the African American history, and its unfolding legacy.

The Bachelor of Music in Music Education from The College of New Jersey prepares students to be certified public school teachers. Successful completion of the degree qualifies students to sit for the Praxis examination as part of the teacher certification process.

Art Education from The College of New Jersey prepares students for a successful career in Art Teaching. Designed to create exemplary artists and educators, the innovative curriculum includes an exciting range of art education, art studio, and art history courses. 

Prepare to teach integrative STEM and technology in elementary, middle and high school settings at the Technology and Engineering Education from The College of New Jersey.

At Computer Engineering from The College of New Jersey you can focus on communications, instrumentation, digital signal processing, and automatic control systems.

Philosophy from The College of New Jersey focuses on understanding ourselves and the world. 

Art History and Visual Culture from The College of New Jersey are scholarly, academic disciplines which sharpen critical thinking and strengthen both writing and analytical skills.

At the Communication, Journalism and Film program from The College of New Jersey, students develop competencies in message design and media production, social scientific and critical analysis of communication, research design and data interpretation, and news and feature writing.

At the Speech Pathology and Audiology from The College of New Jersey students receive exposure to content relevant to practice for all populations, including medically-based practice, supporting individuals across the lifespan, and working outside of one’s culture and/or language.

The Photography and Video Art specialization of the Visual Arts major at The College of New Jersey offers digital and traditional practices in which students fluidly explore diverse methods of telling stories. 

The bachelor degree in Music Performance at The College of New Jersey develops the holistic musician within each student and prepares them to be relevant artists in a diverse, global world. 

Music from The College of New Jersey integrates performance, music education, technology, creativity, and scholarship, fostering an environment for students to broaden their musicianship within a supportive community of artist-scholars. 

Accounting and Information Systems from The College of New Jersey  is the language of business.

At the Women and Gender Studies from The College of New Jersey you can connect with an inclusive, dynamic learning community where students are empowered as agents of social change.

Study crime and its social contexts in the Criminology from The College of New Jersey cited among the best in the nation.

At the Biomedical Engineering program from The College of New Jersey you can learn how to design and develop instruments, devices, and computational models to evolve modern healthcare.

Education of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing - Elementary Education from The College of New Jersey is designed for students who have completed high school and are the first-time freshmen and for transfer students from community colleges or other four-year institutions.

Delve into fascinating questions of human thought, emotion, and behavior at the Psychology program from The College of New Jersey.

At the Urban Elementary Education program from The College of New Jersey you can learn how to work within the dynamic environment of the urban classroom—with its diversity of culture, language, and opportunity—to provide transformative learning experiences for students.