We are proud to announce that once again, our graduate programs in urban planning and public policy have been recognized for our high caliber instruction, student support and smaller, more personal cohort-based class sizes:

-         Master of City and Regional Planning (MCRP) – Once again, the Bloustein School's urban planning program is ranked Top 3 by Planetizen.com.

-          Master of Public Policy (MPP)  – For the third year in a row was ranked #3 by GraduatePrograms.com.

-          Master of Health Administration (MHA) - Both traditional and executive options available. No GRE's required to apply.

-         Master of Public Informatics (MPI) -  Be part of the BIG DATA revolution. 

Great news!  Due to the Covid19 pandemic, we are waiving our GRE requirement for all applications for spring and fall 2021.

          The Bloustein School offers master's programs in public policy and urban planning, and a doctoral program in planning and public policy. The School's educational programs encourage open discussion of all viewpoints, the application of quantitative methods for analysis, the careful study of history, and a thorough consideration of economic and demographic trends and political institutions and processes. Full- and part-time study available.

          We offer several degrees at the Bloustein School including the:

- Master of Public Policy (MPP)

- Master of City and Regional Planning (MCRP)

- Master of Health Administration (MHA)

- Master of Public Informatics (MPI)

- Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Planning and Public Policy

In addition to these degrees, we have several dual degrees offered in planning and law, public policy and law, planning and MBA, public policy and MBA, public policy and public health (MPH), public policy and global affairs, and planning and food and business economics. 

           We offer concentration areas in:

- Transportation Policy and Planning

- Non Profit Management

- Urban and Community Development

- International Development

- Housing and Urban Design

- Environment

- Health and Social Policy

- Workforce Development

          You may learn more about our graduate programs by visiting www.bloustein.rutgers.edu. Contact us at recruit@ejb.rutgers.edu or at 848-932-4008 for any questions or to schedule a visit.