University College ensures that all learners and communities are supported with pathways, programs, supports, and services that meet their educational needs.
Our overarching goal is to meet students where they are and help build a path to their success. Whatever age, whatever demands and challenges you face, whatever education and career paths you have or haven't taken, we will work with you to break barriers and find opportunity.
Our affordable programs range from professional certificates to bachelor’s and graduate degrees. Whether you are looking to start a degree, finish one, explore or expand career options, this is where you can start.
Whether you're looking to gain workforce skills or jump into a new career the Center for Workforce & Professional Development provides individuals with the skills they need to advance. For industry and community-based organizations, this is where you go to build the skills, knowledge, and competencies of your workforce.
The collaborative provides a bridge for UC to the communities big issues. They provide a “think and do” laboratory that faculty, students, and staff can leverage to better all of Rhode Island.
Through our external partnerships with industry, community groups, and local and state government agencies we interface with the public and its leaders to identify and implement solutions that benefit the larger community.
We rely on people with the right experience and connections to help get you where you want to go. Our faculty and staff are here to lend you their expertise, guide you, and help you network. Because they have walked a similar path, they are committed to removing any barriers you may encounter.
RWU formally celebrated students, faculty, staff, and alumni who identify – or identified – as first-generation college students at the inaugural First-Generation Celebration Day, November 4, 2021.
New partnership will leverage faculty and student expertise and research, while preparing RWU’s graduates for careers in the blue economy and environmental-related work.
Interdisciplinary series examines racial justice issues in Indigenous, Black and communities of color locally and globally, stemming from colonization, civil rights struggles, war, the slave trade, immigration and environmental politics.
