Departments
Departments
Departments
The College of Science & Mathematics is home to six departments — Biological & Biomedical Sciences, Chemistry & Biochemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics & Astronomy, and Psychology — as well as the newly integrated School of Earth & Environment. The School includes the Departments of Environmental Science, Geography, Planning & Sustainability, and Geology. Together, these nine departments offer students a wide range of opportunities for research, discovery, and innovation across the sciences.

Biological & Biomedical Sciences
This department was recently formed by merging the Department of Biological Sciences and the Department of Molecular & Cellular Biosciences.

Chemistry & Biochemistry
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry offers student-oriented educational programs and research opportunities in multiple interdisciplinary areas of chemistry.

Computer Science
The CS Department continues to grow its curricular offerings in many computing disciplines including mobile development, cyber security, cloud computing, game design, AI, database systems, and more.

Mathematics
With a wide variety of challenging offerings, the Mathematics Department at Rowan University offers a competitive, yet fun, learning environment.

Physics & Astronomy
The Physics and Astronomy department at Rowan University fosters a high-energy environment designed to challenge and stimulate each of our students.

Psychology
The Psychology Department provides high-quality education to undergraduate and graduate students and engages in cutting-edge research in a variety of disciplines and subdisciplines.
School of Earth & Environment

Environmental Science
This Department of Environmental Science course work emphasizes place-based experiences, with hands-on research and field-based coursework.

Geography, Planning, and Sustainability
The Department of Geography, Planning, and Sustainability currently has about 175 majors spread among degree programs.

Geology
The Department of Geology is focused on understanding global environmental changes by studying the materials, processes, and systems of planet Earth.