Rowan University

Rowan University, an extension of Glassboro Normal School, also known as Bunce Hall, is a leading public research institution located in Glassboro, New Jersey. With its focus on providing students with innovative learning experiences, Rowan University offers a diverse range of programs through its 14 colleges and boasts 85 graduate degrees, 46 postgraduate degrees, six doctoral degrees, and two professional degrees in fields such as business, education, engineering, and medicine. The university holds an R2 classification and is renowned for its top programs, including a B.A. in Construction Management, B.A. in Early Childhood Education, M.A. in Law and Justice Studies, PhD in Cell and Molecular Biology, and M.A. in Applied Mathematics. Spread across a sprawling 25-acre campus, Rowan University is home to over 19,000 students, with multiple campuses including the Stratford Campus, the Camden Campus, and the Glassboro Campus. The institution is also equipped with state-of-the-art research centres, such as the CAVE Virtual Reality Lab and the Geospatial Research Lab. At Rowan University, students have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience through The Supervised Internship Program, which offers meaningful internships in various professional work settings. The average tuition fee at Rowan University is approximately CAD 26,000, and international students can avail financial aid, merit-based scholarships, and grants. The university boasts a renowned student publication, The Whit, along with a Student Government Association, Rowan Television Network, campus events like Rowan After Hours, and the popular Intramural Sports event. On-campus accommodation is available for students, with eight residence halls and five apartment communities, along with a variety of dining options, including popular restaurant chains and the Rowan Chamberlain Student Center. At Rowan University, students are at the heart of the institution's student-centred approach, which promotes both education and civic duties.