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Rutgers University–New Brunswick
New Brunswick, New Brunswick, United States
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Why Students Choose George H. Cook Campus
89 % Employment Rate
Available Post-Study Work Visa
About the University
Rutgers–New Brunswick’s George H. Cook Campus is a vibrant center for agriculture, environmental, and life sciences. Experience hands-on learning across expansive green spaces and specialized research farms.
University Rutgers University–New Brunswick
Campus University George H. Cook Campus
United States New Brunswick
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Career Outcomes & Employment
What happens after you graduate from Rutgers University–New Brunswick
89%
Graduate Employment Rate Employment within 6 to 12 months after graduation
Top Hiring Companies
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Post-study work visa available
Students may be able to work while studying, subject to destination visa rules.
Cost of Studying & Living
Plan your budget with these estimates
Living Costs (Annually)
Food & Groceries USD 3,000 - USD 4,560
Utilities & Bills USD 960 - USD 1,800
Transport USD 600 - USD 1,200
Estimated Annual Total USD 4,560 - USD 7,560
Living costs are annual estimates in USD and may vary based on lifestyle.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about studying at George H. Cook Campus
What is Rutgers University–New Brunswick best known for?
🔬 $969.5M in annual research funding (2024) — 58% federal, ranking among the top US research universities.
🏆 Ranked #328 globally (QS 2025) and #40 among US public universities (US News 2026).
🎓 37,985 undergraduates across 100+ majors on New Jersey's flagship research campus.
⚙️ Engineering ranked #27 among public universities and #53 overall (US News Graduate Engineering 2025).
🔧 Five nationally recognised research centres in transportation, energy, materials, pharma, and wireless technology.
📍 New Brunswick campus is 40 miles from NYC and 70 miles from Philadelphia — two major job markets.
🏆 Ranked #328 globally (QS 2025) and #40 among US public universities (US News 2026).
🎓 37,985 undergraduates across 100+ majors on New Jersey's flagship research campus.
⚙️ Engineering ranked #27 among public universities and #53 overall (US News Graduate Engineering 2025).
🔧 Five nationally recognised research centres in transportation, energy, materials, pharma, and wireless technology.
📍 New Brunswick campus is 40 miles from NYC and 70 miles from Philadelphia — two major job markets.
How much are tuition fees at Rutgers University–New Brunswick?
The median fee for an undergraduate degree or diploma at Rutgers University–New Brunswick is approximately USD 33,734.
Are scholarships or discounts available at Rutgers University–New Brunswick for international students?
We have not identified any scholarships or discounts available at Rutgers University–New Brunswick for international students. However, we are constantly updating this data from our university partners, so please check back for updates.
Is Rutgers University–New Brunswick accredited by recognized bodies?
Rutgers University–New Brunswick is accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) and AACSB International (AACSB).
What percentage of graduates get a job after graduating from Rutgers University–New Brunswick?
The employment rate at Rutgers University–New Brunswick is 89% within 6 to 12 months after graduation.
Are internships, placements, or co-ops available if I study at Rutgers University–New Brunswick?
We do not have any courses from Rutgers University–New Brunswick that have mandatory internships or placements in their curriculum. However, you may still be able to get your own internship or job during term breaks.
What support services are available for international students at Rutgers University–New Brunswick?
Rutgers University–New Brunswick offers international students a comprehensive range of support services including:
• F-1 and J-1 visa advising, I-20 issuance, and SEVIS compliance through the International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) office
• Rutgers Global merit scholarships and graduate fellowships available for eligible international students
• Academic tutoring, writing support, and ESL assistance through the Learning Resource Centers
• On-campus housing in Rutgers residence halls with dedicated international student orientation facilitated by Rutgers Global
• OPT/CPT advising, career fairs, and employer recruiting events through the Rutgers Career Exploration and Success office
• F-1 and J-1 visa advising, I-20 issuance, and SEVIS compliance through the International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) office
• Rutgers Global merit scholarships and graduate fellowships available for eligible international students
• Academic tutoring, writing support, and ESL assistance through the Learning Resource Centers
• On-campus housing in Rutgers residence halls with dedicated international student orientation facilitated by Rutgers Global
• OPT/CPT advising, career fairs, and employer recruiting events through the Rutgers Career Exploration and Success office
What are Rutgers University–New Brunswick most credible recent rankings?
Some of the rankings of Rutgers University–New Brunswick include:
#328 in the world (QS World University Rankings 2026)
#301-350 in the world (Times Higher Education, World University Rankings 2026)
#42 in National Universities (US News & Reports 2026)
#328 in the world (QS World University Rankings 2026)
#301-350 in the world (Times Higher Education, World University Rankings 2026)
#42 in National Universities (US News & Reports 2026)
What post-study work options are available to international graduates of Rutgers University–New Brunswick in United States?
Post-study work permit options at Rutgers University–New Brunswick in United States depend on your qualification level: all graduates can apply for a post-study work permit for 1 year; STEM graduates can work for 3.0 years after graduation..
Note: Work must be in your field of study. Time spent working off campus while studying (i.e. pre-completion OPT) is deducted from this period. You must find work within 90 days
Note: Work must be in your field of study. Time spent working off campus while studying (i.e. pre-completion OPT) is deducted from this period. You must find work within 90 days
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