A Depth of Knowledge in a Breadth of Learning
In the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, you’ll be academically challenged, inspired to discover your passions and follow your interests, and cultivate the skills needed to become a leader in your field.
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By the Numbers
What can you do with a liberal arts degree? Almost anything. Rider’s liberal arts programs emphasize analytical thinking, problem solving, effective communication, collaboration and diverse perspectives.
45
undergraduate majors, minors and certificate programs to choose from
4+1
programs allow you to attain a graduate degree with just one additional year of study
5
industry-aligned graduate degree programs
100+
full-time faculty
Our Faculty
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences faculty comprise a diverse group of leading scholars and practitioners from various fields. They are outstanding educators and passionate mentors who bring their specialized knowledge, experience and dedication to the classroom to help students reach their full potential.
Careers & Internships
The knowledge you’ll gain combined with the experiences you’ll have as a Rider liberal arts student will set you up for success after graduation. Discover how our career advisors are here to help you explore your interests, gain the right experience and stay on course for academic and professional success.
General Education Curriculum Requirements
The general education curriculum allows you to explore a broad array of academic perspectives across the sciences, humanities and social sciences. This curriculum applies to all students enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Carissa Moore, Class of 2021, Environmental Science major, Chemistry minor
"I chose Rider University knowing I’d find amazing opportunities. I’ve spent three years in Rider’s research labs studying with Dr. Druckenbrod and Dr. Stratton. I am also a part of the esteemed Ronald E. McNair Scholars program. With the guidance of those mentioned, I was accepted to a full summer research experience for undergraduates at Cary Institutes."
