The Undergraduate Experience
Majors and Minors
With over 45 majors and minors we have the right program to fit your passion and prepare you for success.
Why RWU?
Through hands-on learning led by expert faculty and staff that is focused on tackling real-world problems, RWU prepares students for successful lives and great careers.
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The Right Decision
Brittany Watson, RWU Class of 2019Brittany Watson chose RWU because of its warm, welcoming community. Now, more than ever, Watson is convinced she made the right decision.
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Outstanding Academics
With over 45 majors and minors and an innovative General Education curriculum we have the right program to fit your passion and prepare you for success.
Student Life and Athletics
With over 70 clubs and organizations and 23 varsity sports serving a diverse and inclusive student body, learning, discovery and personal growth is not limited to the classroom at RWU. There is always something happening on our beautiful seaside campus for you to enjoy.
Making a Great Education Possible
In an incredibly complex, global economy, a college education remains one of best pathways to a meaningful career and a meaningful life. At RWU, we are committed to making a great education possible for you with a personalized approach to Financial Aid.
Learn More and Apply
Your undergraduate degree sets you up for many of your future successes. From visiting campus to applying to registering for orientation we're to help you at every step of the admission process.
News
Roger Williams University's CEED Leads National Marine Fish Aquaculture Collaboration
NOAA Sea Grant-funded partnership advances sustainable marine fish aquaculture, expands public aquarium research, and provides hands-on learning opportunities for Roger Williams University students.
Tiny Algae, Big Possibilities: Roger Williams University Blue Fellows Study Marine Algae as a Solution for Heavy Metal Pollution
Through the Blue Fellows Program, two RWU students are studying whether microscopic marine algae could one day help reduce heavy metal pollution in aquatic environments.
Roger Williams University Partners with Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England to Offer Direct Admission for Gold Award Recipients
The new partnership recognizes exceptional student leadership and expands college access for Girl Scouts who earn the organization's highest honor.
Roger Williams University Engineering Students Restore Access to Johannis Farm Wildlife Preserve in Barrington
Partnering with the Barrington Land Conservation Trust, students are restoring public access to the Johannis Farm Wildlife Preserve through a hands-on engineering project.
Roger Williams University Criminal Justice Program Earns National ACJS Endorsement
The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences recognizes Roger Williams University's undergraduate Criminal Justice program for meeting national standards of academic quality and excellence.
