This is a newly-established undergraduate program for the Rutgers Newark and New Brunswick campuses. It focuses on the areas of strategic sourcing, procurement management, logistics, quality management, and supply chain technologies. This program has a strong corporate sponsorship that provides excellent intern and job placement opportunities, as well as scholarships in the form of honors track

he BA degree in Biology is offered as a joint program between Rutgers University and the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) through their Federated Department of Biological Sciences. The BA major requires 38 credits of coursework in biological sciences, plus cognate courses in chemistry, physics, and mathematics. Courses are offered on both the Rutgers and NJIT campuses. Rutgers students can officially declare their intention to pursue a course of study leading to a BA degree in Biology after completing 8 credits: 120:200 Concepts in Biology and one of the two Foundations course pairs: 120:201 and 120:202 Foundations of Biology: Cell and Molecular Biology lecture and laboratory or 120:205 and 120:206 Foundations of Biology: Ecology and Evolution lecture and laboratory.

In addition to completing the major requirements, all students must meet the NCAS Externalgeneral education requirements , and have a total of at least 124 degree credits. For more information about graduation requirements and other details about undergraduate colleges at Rutgers-Newark, see the ExternalRutgers-Newark Undergraduate Catalog. For first-year students starting at Rutgers Newark in Fall 2012 or later, the new general education requirements apply. These new requirements will apply to transfer students who start at Rutgers Newark in Fall 2014 or later.

The goals of the Gao research group are to understand the processes affecting the global atmospheric composition and its impact on climate change, biogeochemical cycles, and the quality of the human environment. Their research has spanned many regions, from the Asian coast to the US East Coast, and from the Arctic to the Southern Ocean and Antarctica. They conduct field measurements, laboratory experiments, and numerical modeling to characterize the properties of atmospheric substances, particularly atmospheric aerosols, toward a better understanding of the land-atmosphere-ocean-ice interactions. Current research in the Gao lab focuses on the near and far, from characterizing urban air particles and potential impact on human health around the metropolitan area (New York City and Newark in New Jersey) to studying the atmospheric dust particles and aeolian iron deposition to the Arctic Ocean, Southern Ocean, and Antarctica.

During the past decade, an increasing number of undergraduate students have been drawn to the criminal justice major. Students pursuing the B.S. degree in criminal justice at Rutgers University-Newark, benefit from the expertise and opportunities for hands-on research and learning afforded to them through the school. Students are prepared for careers in criminal justice and for further study in graduate or professional schools. The criminal justice major offers students a focused interdisciplinary exposure to all aspects of crime and criminal justice. Courses in the program deal with crime and other forms of deviance and the responses to these problems by police, courts, corrections and other organizations; contemporary criminal justice issues; and ethical concerns and research.

The Major in English provides an overview of the writing of Britain, the United States, the Anglophone world, and beyond. Classes cover a broad range of literatures and cultures from the ancient world to the present day, and prepare students to be sensitive readers and proficient writers in a range of forms. We offer three distinct paths through the English major: The Literature Option, The Literature & Creative Writing Option, Teaching English Option

Through their studies of the history of art, students acquire not only an understanding of artistic styles within their cultural context, but also are introduced to the many methodological and theoretical avenues through which the history of art may be investigated. In addition to courses in art history, students have the opportunity to choose from a wide range of internships in the metropolitan region in museums and nonprofit art-related institutions. Over the course of their studies, art history students hone their writing and research skills and are introduced to the variety of professional applications of their degree, from academia to museums to the corporate world.

A Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science is a degree program that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of computer science principles and practices. Here are some key points related to the program you mentioned. The Computer Science Major is open to students in the Newark College of Arts and Sciences (NCAS) and University College Newark (UCN).

The Applied Mathematics Major is open to NCAS students, and to all non-UCN students as a second Major. Students may not double major in both Mathematics and Applied Mathematics. A total of 59 credits is required for the Applied Mathematics Major.

A Bachelor of Arts in Accounting is a degree program that focuses on the principles and practices of accounting. Accounting itself is a crucial aspect of business and finance, involving the systematic recording, reporting, and analysis of financial transactions. Here are some key aspects of a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting

Sociology is the study of social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behavior. Since all human behavior is social, the subject matter of sociology ranges from the intimate family to the hostile mob; from organized crime to religious cults; from the divisions of race, gender and social class to the shared beliefs of a common culture; and from the sociology of work to the sociology of sports. Because sociology addresses the most challenging issues of our time, it is a rapidly expanding field whose potential is increasingly tapped by those who craft policies and create programs.

The Mathematics Major is open to NCAS students, and to all non-UCN students as a second major. Students may not double major in both Mathematics and Applied Mathematics. A total of 53 credits is required for the Mathematics Major.

Finance focuses on all aspects of money management, such as investment, collection, disbursement, borrowing, and fund-raising. These individuals prepare financial reports needed to conduct operations and to satisfy tax and regulatory requirements. Finance graduates also oversee the flow of cash and investments and develop information to assess the present and future financial status of an organization.

Course topics in the art history specialization range from the study of ancient to contemporary art and include classes on non-Western art and critical studies. The program consists of 16 courses earning 48 credits, with an additional 6 credits of Department of Arts, Culture, and Media (ACM) departmental requirements. Through their studies of the history of art, students acquire not only an understanding of artistic styles within their cultural context, but also are introduced to the many methodological and theoretical avenues through which the history of art may be investigated. In addition to courses in art history, students have the opportunity to choose from a wide range of internships in the metropolitan region in museums and nonprofit art-related institutions. Over the course of their studies, art history students hone their writing and research skills and are introduced to the variety of professional applications of their degree, from academia to museums to the corporate world.

The Department of Economics on the Rutgers Newark campus is composed of research-active faculty dedicated to excellence in undergraduate and graduate teaching. Whether you are headed to the job market or graduate school, Economics (the only social science with a Nobel Prize) may be the ideal major or minor for you.