SECCM delivers practical, hands-on experiences so graduates can adapt to rapid technological change, communicate, and interact effectively.
About the schoolWelcome to the School of Engineering, Computing and Construction Management at Roger Williams University. I very much appreciate your interest in our programs.
At SECCM, bright, motivated students work on and study timely, real-world topics in modern facilities. Our innovative faculty use novel pedagogical approaches to educate and state-of-the-art research techniques to advance their fields. Our dedicated staff work tirelessly to ensure that these activities occur seamlessly. We do these things in an environment that is welcoming to all.
I invite you to explore our website to learn more about us and better yet to come visit us on our beautiful campus in Bristol.
The newest building on the Bristol campus, the Richard L. Bready Applied Learning Laboratories is designed to foster collaboration and innovation while offering high-tech resources for experiential learning. The three-floor, 27,325-square-foot building, features seven cutting-edge laboratories, senior design project rooms and open spaces dedicated to hands-on education.
Engineering at RWU is unique in its structure: a broad, liberal arts-infused foundation of math, science and engineering layered with an in-depth specialization in civil, computer, electrical or mechanical engineering or a customized study. Through this accredited program, you’ll develop the creativity and flexibility to solve practical problems that benefit humanity in our complex and rapidly changing world.
Computer Science is about more than performing calculations and learning specific programming languages -- it’s about precision, problem solving and creating technology services and solutions that will work in an increasingly complex future. With coursework that combines solid theory, real-world practice and specialization options, RWU students are ready for high-demand career fields from app developers to large scale software systems designers.
The accredited undergraduate Construction Management program at RWU prepares future leaders of residential, commercial and highway building. Through classes, labs and hands-on projects in engineering, business, math, science, law and liberal arts, you’ll learn how to manage construction projects from start to finish -- including scheduling, budgeting, choosing materials and safely supervising people. That’s why construction employers regularly report that our graduates exceed expectations for performance.
Our faculty and staff consists of academic experts and experienced professionals from around the country. They are involved in all aspects of educating our students and guiding them to program completion and career success.
The Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET (www.abet.org). The Construction Management program is accredited by the American Council for Construction Education (www.acce-hq.org). The BS in Computer Science is accredited by the Computer Science Accreditation Commission of ABET(www.abet.org).
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