Get a taste of what it's like being an entrepreneur. Start a campus club or organization. The UC student experience is all about you and what you want to do. We work with you to make sure you have the support and resources you need no matter what type of student you are and that you are taking full advantage of what we have to offer. Our student experience, whether you take classes downtown or online, is designed for your success and to make sure your needs are being met. We work with you to make sure that happens.
Our students are innovators. They are doers, disrupters, and independent thinkers. It shows in the experiences and their go-getting attitude. We just provide support where you want it.
At UC, you will be fully supported no matter where you are in your life. We work with all learners to develop tailored support options that work for you - from tutoring to career and family help.
You shouldn't have to upend your life to earn a degree. We offer day, evening, night and online class options because our school is designed to meet your needs and make it a little easier to meet your education and career goals. Learn at our downtown campus or from anywhere online.
We employ people who are actively working in the field so they can share with you their expertise and you can use their connections to get ahead in the job market. Some of our faculty members are active emergency responders, sitting judges, practicing lawyers, and business leaders.
Our campus is located in the heart of Providence, RI, the state capital. It provides UC students with access to a vibrant hub of businesses and community partnerships for a wide variety of hands-on experiences and internships. We can connect you with businesses and community organizations that we partner with and support you with internships you find on your own or create!
BRISTOL, R.I. – During these last few days together on campus this fall, President Miaoulis reflects on the ways every member of the RWU community has stepped up to make this remarkable semester
Unique partnership to provide city residents and municipal employees specialized educational and professional development opportunities.
More than 146,000 households, nearly 37% of Rhode Islanders, are housing cost burdened.
