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Rutgers University–Camden, recognized by Washington Monthly as one of the nation’s 25 Best-in-Class Colleges, offers graduate degrees in teaching, public administration, humanities, natural sciences, social sciences, and fine arts—preparing you to shape the future, whether in Hamilton or Cherry Hill Townships, Philadelphia or Phoenix, Hyderabad or Hong Kong. We’re proud to be part of your journey.
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Graduate study at Rutgers–Camden is more than a degree—it’s a community where faculty, staff, students, and alumni work together to shape what comes next. Resilience is built through challenge, diversity sparks new perspectives, and community creates connections that last long after graduation.
Picture not just where you are now, but where you want to go. Whether publishing research, leading organizations, teaching the next generation, or advancing in fields like history, English, public health, psychology, and more—you’ll find the people and resources here to help you make it real.
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Community in Action showcases the people who shape Rutgers Graduate School–Camden—students, faculty, alumni, and partners—celebrating everyday moments, sharing important updates, and highlighting the connections that define us.
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EMPA Alumni Named to Insider NJ’s 2025 Powerful Women List
Insider NJ has named two Executive Master of Public Administration (EMPA) alumni from Rutgers–Camden – Dena Mottola Jaborska and Jigna Rao – to its 2025 Powerful Women of NJ list. In a featured story introducing…
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Learning to Read Through Sight, Sound, & Movement
Reading begins long before children pick up their first book. In this project, Evelyn Fernandez explored how multisensory phonemic awareness…
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Women, Power, & Economic Change in Puerto Rico
Women in Puerto Rico graduate from universities at higher rates than men, yet they continue to earn less, hold fewer…
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Where Cold Creates Power: The Ice Worm Advantage
Most organisms slow down in the cold. Glacier ice worms do the opposite. Living on permanent ice, these organisms generate…
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Maybe It Was Loneliness That Killed the Dinosaurs
What if extinction was not caused by catastrophe, but by isolation? This creative manuscript explores loneliness, difference, and belonging through…
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Innocence, Insight, & the Politics of Childhood
What happens when children watch politics unfold on television? And what does it mean when adults watch children react to…
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The Psychology of What We Value
What people value shapes how they live, connect, and cope. This research explored how educational background and perceived social status…
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Rutgers Graduate School-Camden offers certificates, accelerated degrees, master’s, and doctoral programs to support your academic and professional goals.