New Jersey Institute of Technology

NJIT provides students with more than $100 million in financial aid. Approximately 80% of all undergraduate students receive some form of financial aid, as do 92% of first-year and transfer students. The NJIT Makerspace provides a location on campus where students can actively participate in shaping global industries through innovation, invention, and product realisation. Each year, over 7,400 prospective students and their parents attend campus open houses and tours.

More than sixty research institutes, centres, and specialised laboratories are located at NJIT. The foundation of NJIT's research is collaboration between students, faculty, staff, and external researchers and partners. In its six colleges, the university has more than 11,400 students and more than 1,300 full-time employees. The interdisciplinary approach to education provides students with the opportunity to study subjects outside of their majors. The university continues to invest in faculty and facilities so that students have access to cutting-edge technology in classrooms and laboratories.

Student-run clubs and organisations at NJIT cover a vast array of personal and professional interests. US News & World Report ranked NJIT 46th among the best Public Schools-National Universities in 2019. Newark College of Engineering, College of Science and Liberal Arts, J. Robert and Barbara A. Hillier College of Architecture and Design, Ying Wu College of Computing, Martin Tuchman School of Management, and Albert Dorman Honors College are constituents of the New York Institute of Technology.

New Jersey Institute of Technology Rankings

• #901-1000 Universities Rankings - ARWU (Shanghai Ranking) 2020
• #751-800 World University Ranking - QS 2021
• #501-600 University Ranking - THE (Times Higher Education) 2021
• #118 National University Ranking - US News & World Report 2021
• #847 Global Universities - US News & World Report 2021

Department structure

New Jersey has produced an excellent blend of technical education and liberal discussion with the purpose of expanding beyond the conventional subjects of study. At the crossroads of fields, this allows for interdisciplinary learning. NJIT has 11,400 students from more than 70 nations enrolled in a variety of degree programmes. To address changing student demands, new educational options are always being developed. International students can enrol in one of six schools and colleges at NJIT:

Newark College of Engineering

The college offers high-quality engineering education and a diverse choice of disciplines in a variety of fields. Biomedical engineering, transportation engineering, and pharmaceutical engineering are among the options.

College of Science and Liberal Arts

Biological sciences, humanities, and physics, to name a few, are among the undergraduate and master's degrees, as well as teacher education programmes, provided throughout six major academic departments.

Martin Tuchman School of Management

The school provides undergraduate courses in a variety of business specialties, as well as MBA programmes in a variety of specialisations. The institution is accredited by AACSB International and offers a prestigious PhD in Business Data Science.

Albert Dorman Honours College

The Albert Dorman College provides a number of expedited degree partnerships as well as demanding honours programmes. If a student can demonstrate academic excellence, they will be admitted.

Ying Wu College of Computing

From biology to cyber security, there are a variety of courses to choose from. Students have the option of studying in a high-tech, cutting-edge facility. Students can participate in co-op programmes designed in partnership with industry leaders to gain insight into the competitive computing sector.

J. Robert and Barbara A. Hillier College of Architecture and Design

Students can choose from a variety of architectural and design curricula, such as industrial design and urban systems.

New Jersey Institute of Technology Tuition Fees

New Jersey Institute of Technology Entry Requirements

New Jersey Institute of Technology Scholarships/Financial Aid

Scholarships, private loans, non-NJIT Academic Excellence award, and Albert Dorman Honors College Scholarship are all available to international students. Nearly 80% of undergraduates at New Jersey Institute of Technology receive financial help, grants, and scholarships, with 92 percent of first-year freshmen and transfer students receiving financial aid, grants, and scholarships.

Foreign students are eligible to apply for school loans and international scholarships even if they are not qualified for federal help. The Non-NJ Academic Excellence Award, which is based on academic achievements, provides the full tuition costs for international freshman candidates. If the candidate maintains a 3.0 GPA (equal to 83-86 percent in India) and Satisfactory Academic Progress, it can be renewed for up to 8 semesters.

• For students who have been accepted to the Honors college, the Albert Dorman Honors College scholarship varies from 2500 USD (equal to 1,85,000 INR) to full tuition and housing charges.
• If they have a U.S. citizen or permanent resident as a co-signer for the loan, international students are eligible for private loans from external agencies or government institutions.

New Jersey Institute of Technology English Language Requirement