Explore Our Campuses

Busch runs on engineering and the sciences. Research labs and classrooms dominate the campus, with residence halls nearby and the university's largest athletics complex just down the road. Modern buildings rise from the open green spaces, giving you room to decompress between classes.

This is the historic core of Rutgers in downtown New Brunswick. Cafés, theaters, shops, and the train station are easy to get to on foot, and the Zimmerli Art Museum, the Bloustein School, and the Rutgers Cancer Institute call College Ave home.

Cook and Douglass operate as one campus, with tree-lined paths linking academic buildings, residence halls, gardens, and performance spaces. Historic houses, working farms, and open fields give this campus a character all its own.

Livingston centers on Rutgers Business School and has grown into its own ecosystem. Student apartments, a New Jersey diner, a movie theater, and Jersey Mike's Arena are within walking distance of a plaza lined with shops and restaurants.