156 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Astrophysics programme of Rutgers University provides a thorough introduction to the subject. It is appropriate preparation for Ph.D. studies and research. It is suitable for those with an interest in astronomy who aspire to a career in astronomy research, science education, science journalism, technical development, and other professional areas. 

Students of the Biomathematics programme of Rutgers University will be able to employ algebra and discuss bringing abstract mathematics to bear on areas with no obvious mathematical content to the layman, such as political science, esthetics, or credit card security. 

Linguistics is the study of the structure of language. Often students are first drawn to study in the Linguistics programme of Rutgers University because of the rich connections of linguistics with other disciplines, and with everyday life.

The Medicine programme of Rutgers University is designed for high school seniors interested in pursuing a medical degree upon completion of their bachelor's degree.

The Nursing programme of Rutgers University prepares its students to be the best nurses out there, caring for patients of all ages in all settings — and to be the best, you have to learn from the best.

The Planning and Public Policy programme of Rutgers University provides students with a foundation in areas such as city dynamics, environmental aspects of cities, community health, urban poverty, public policy, housing issues, social concerns, fiscal matters, and land use planning. 

The Chemical and Biochemical Engineering programme of Rutgers University combines classroom and laboratory learning with hands-on practical and pre-professional training through numerous research and internship opportunities.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering course at Rutgers University is a dynamic programme with world-class labs in innovative fields including cloud computing, wireless/mobile communications, virtual reality, signal processing, and nanotechnology.

The African American and African Studies programme of Rutgers University studies cultures of Africa and its diaspora from a variety of disciplinary perspectives. 

Students in the Psychology programme of Rutgers University learn foundational and modern theoretical perspectives on mental processes and behavior across these areas and delve into the scientific research that supports them.  

Germany has the largest economy in Europe and the fifth largest in the world; if you have an interest in disciplines like art history, philosophy, literary theory, European history, or political theory knowing German is a must. The German course at Rutgers University is a wide-ranging programme and will train you to think critically and write well.

The Dance programme of Rutgers University is for students seeking a broad liberal arts education with a specialization in the area of dance.

The Music programme of Rutgers University is available through the School of Arts and Sciences (SAS). Students enrolled in SAS must also complete its core and a minor.

The courses of the Genetics programme of Rutgers University are designed to encourage research and innovation, going beyond the concepts of the discipline by teaching students how to analyze and interpret data.

Insects are the most abundant and diverse animal group on earth and can be found in almost every terrestrial ecosystem and have a profound effect on their ecosystems as well as human society. The Entomology programme of Rutgers University is designed for students who want to learn more about insects and their relationship with humans and the environment.

Geography is a broad and exciting subject that allows students to learn a variety of critical and technical skills and ways to understand the spaces of our world. The Geography course at Rutgers University approaches spatial phenomena by specializing in one of three tracks: Global Culture, Economics, and Society; Environment; or Geographical Techniques. 

Majors who graduate the Communication - Relationship and Family Communication programme of Rutgers University are equipped to pursue rewarding careers focused on building healthy relationships and/or improving interactions in the workplace or community. Examples include advocating for youth in troubled families, teaching parents how to communicate with children and facilitating workshops.

The Plant Science programme of Rutgers University prepares students for careers and further study in the fulfilling and increasingly important areas encompassed by Plant Science (also known as Botany and/or Plant Biology), where knowledgeable graduates are in high demand. 

The Anthropology programme of Rutgers University teaches students to think in a critical way, and it exposes them to a fundamental part of the Western intellectual tradition. But it also gives them a perspective on their own position in a world of cultural, physical, and political diversity. 

The Biochemistry programme of Rutgers University provides students with an integrated education in Biochemistry that connects a fundamental understanding of biochemical concepts with their application to biological systems.