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School of Business

Our internationally renowned faculty — top scholars in their field, who have served in business worldwide — bring their research and professional experiences into the classroom in applicable ways. Outside the School of Business, students can intern in small and large businesses, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations across the Delaware Valley and beyond.

By the Numbers

1,650
+

Undergraduate & Graduate Student

500,000
+

Alumni Worldwide

50
+

Outstanding Faculty Members With Relevant Experience

98
%

Full-time Faculty With Terminal Degrees 

Undergraduate Programs

1,065

Undergraduate Enrollment

42.4
%

Female

57.6
%

Male

79.2
%

Full-Time Students

Graduate Programs

585

Graduate Enrollment

51.4
%

Female

48.6
%

Male

27
%

Full-Time Students

Where Bright Minds Shine

Highly regarded for the scholarly accomplishments of its faculty and students, and treasured for its community leadership, the Rutgers School of Business–Camden plays a unique role as the most prominent institution of higher education in southern New Jersey. Here, we prepare business professionals to become catalysts of change through experiential learning, diversified coursework and innovative programs.

a male college student and two female college students discussing a project during a study group

Discover the School of Business–Camden

Celebrating the 2026 World Cup.

Khamani Wade RSBC’26 has steadily transformed a lifelong passion for sports into a budding career in the industry, taking advantage of professional opportunities and building early experience in both basketball and the sports business. That trajectory led him last fall to the FIFA Rising Stars Academy, where he gained firsthand exposure to the global sports industry ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Philadelphia.

Nyree Oliver in cap and gown

Nyree Oliver overcame incredible odds to become a graduating senior who belongs to four honor societies. She shared her story with donors who helped to make her Rutgers education possible, telling them, “Thank you for being the reason lives like mine are forever changed.”