We will challenge you to explore while providing a solid education in pharmaceutical life sciences, marine biology, the global need for sustainability and so much more. In this highly collaborative learning environment, you’ll conduct research with nationally recognized faculty scholars, publish in leading journals and contribute to discoveries that shape the scientific community worldwide.
More than 90% of faculty engage in student-faculty research
$14.5 million in active funding from 57 awards for new and continuing research grants
New Jersey School of Conservation is the nation’s oldest and largest university-operated environmental education facility, providing daylong and overnight field trips to students, teachers and researchers at all levels. Our mission is to gather knowledge of earth systems through research and to communicate this knowledge through education. By cultivating and championing environmentally responsible behaviors, we promote the mantra that conservation is everyone’s responsibility.
When you study climate change and the Antarctic ice melt or research jellyfish population of Barnegat Bay, you’ll engage in scientific inquiry at the highest level. More than 90% of faculty in the College of Science and Mathematics engage in student-faculty research. These research opportunities provide students with experiences useful in focusing and refining academic and career decisions, developing problem-solving skills, and integrating what is learned in the classroom.