rankings. In July 2019, The American Public Transportation Foundation announced that Bloustein School Ph.D. candidate Sicheng Wang as the recipient of a 2019 scholarship. Mr. Wang was also the recipient of the scholarship in 2018. This award marked the ninth straight year at least one Bloustein student was awarded one of their scholarships; overall, 12 Bloustein students received scholarships during that time. Academics Degree programs The Bloustein School educates a select pool of students, preparing them for both public and private sector careers, teaching and research professions, and service at all levels of government. Undergraduate students admitted to the Bloustein School enter one of five undergraduate majors, but are allowed to pursue joint degrees (double majors). Undergraduate degrees are available in: BS-Health Administration BA-Planning and Policy BS-Public Health BS-Public Policy BS-Urban Planning and Design Undergraduate students who take a specified selection of courses may earn a minor in any of the programs above. Two additional minors available to undergraduate students include: Public Administration Urban Studies Graduate Students admitted to the Bloustein School are accepted into one of four six degrees or a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Planning and Public Policy. PhD's are conferred through the Graduate School-New Brunswick as it is an advanced scholarly degree appropriate for students seeking a career in university teaching and research or a leadership position in planning and public policy in the public, private or non-profit sector. The majority of graduate students are enrolled in one of three graduate programs: the masters in public policy, the masters of city and regional planning, and the masters of health administration. The full list of graduate degrees includes: Master of Public Policy Master of City and Regional Planning Master of Health Administration Master of Public Informatics Master of Public Affairs and Politics Master of City and Regional Studies Executive Master of Health Administration Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Planning and Public Policy Concentrations and transdisciplinary learning Graduate concentrations at the Bloustein School vary by degree but may include GIS, community development, energy policy, international development, health policy, or transportation planning. Additional courses outside the Bloustein School that may appeal to students are offered within the university in the Departments of Landscape Architecture; Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics; Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources; Environmental Sciences; and Geography. Bloustein Students may also take a limited number of courses at Princeton University and New Jersey Institute of Technology as the