51 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The study of Finance at The College of New Jersey teaches students to analyze financial data and market trends—and their ramifications—to make sound investment decisions. Finance professionals work in many settings, from banks to brokerage houses, from major corporations to government agencies.

Elementary Education from The College of New Jersey prepares you to teach in an elementary school, developing the skills and knowledge of a highly effective teacher. 

At the Urban 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.

One peek, day or night, into the creative shop that is the Design and Creative Technology program from The College of New Jersey. 

At Spanish from The College of New Jersey, students prepare for lives as global citizens, learning to communicate across languages and cultures. A rich curriculum is integrated with extensive cultural immersion: trips, speakers, festivals, performances, and (of course!) study abroad. 

Physics from The College of New Jersey has been designed to promote thorough preparation in physics and flexibility for students to engage in academic opportunities across campus. 

Discover a world of opportunity through the International Studies program from The College of New Jersey.

Public Health fromt The College of New Jersey  is to promote critical thinking, leadership, and evidence-based practice in order to create improvement and equity in health outcomes for domestic and global populations.

The Fine Art specialization of the Visual Arts major at The College of New Jersey offers a flexible course of study in which students are encouraged to develop a strong studio practice supporting the creation of images, objects, and visual, spatial and time-based experiences.

The Graphic Design specialization of the Visual Arts major at The College of New Jersey provides conceptual, theoretical, and technical problem-solving skills in the field of visual communication and prepares students to be creative, collaborative, and critical so that they can succeed in the competitive design profession.

Engineering Management from The College of New Jersey prepares for a successful career with a strong foundation in engineering sciences—and the support of expert faculty with deep industry experience. This broad curriculum focuses on the deep knowledge and practical skills necessary to apply engineering to a variety of industries. 

Search for life’s secrets, in single cells and across entire ecosystems, in this Biology program from The College of New Jersey.

Computer Science from The College of New Jersey is hands on, team based, and project centered—just like the real world.

At Communication Studies 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.

Work alongside faculty mentors, developing theoretical knowledge and practical skills in chemistry using state-of-the-art lab instrumentation at the Chemistry program from The College of New Jersey.

Mathematics from The College of New Jersey is appropriate for students who do not wish to specialize within a specific area of mathematics or who wish to focus primarily on pure mathematics.

Kinesiology and Health Sciences from The College of New Jersey is the substructure of health and wellness, in our lives and our communities.

At Integrative-STEM Education from The College of New Jersey, prepare to teach integrative STEM and technology in elementary, middle and high school settings.

English from The College of New Jersey is designed to provide intensive study in literature, language, and writing. 

Visual Arts from The College of New Jersey offers Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree with specializations in Fine Art, Graphic Design, and Photography/Video. All three areas approach the profession as an interdisciplinary, cross-media field that is rooted in the fine arts.