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Academics

Academics

Colleges, Schools and Departments
A to Z list of all colleges, schools, and departments, including the University College, URI's advising college helping first- and second-year students stay on track academically.

Graduate School
Admission and degree requirements for graduate programs. Also includes information on deadlines, graduate student manual, theses and dissertation, etc.

Online Course Management with Sakai
Content from many courses is availble online through the Sakai Course Management web site.

Course Schedules and Catalog
Course Catalog, summer session, continuing education, distance education, technology short courses, virtual courses, study abroad.

Academic Calendars and Exam Schedules
Calendars from now to 2010. Also includes information for admission and readmission deadlines and graduate student deadlines and more.

Certificate Programs
Include an interdisciplinary post-baccalaureate certificate program in thanatology and a graduate certificate in Women's Studies.

Continuing Education
URI's Feinstein Providence campus is a non-residential campus where you can earn your entire degree or simply take a few courses as a Kingston student looking for a change of scenery. From world-class courses and nationally recognized professors to an outstanding communications curriculum and a biotechnology certificate program, our Providence campus is an exciting place to learn. Includes information on academic programs, fees and tuitions, course schedule, etc.

Enrollment Services
Check your course schedule, access your student record, apply student financial aid, etc.

Honors Program
Offer learning enrichment opportunities that broaden and enhance your undergraduate educational experience.

Interdisciplinary Focus Groups
URI focus areas and outreach programs.

Majors and Minors (PDF)
List of undergraduate majors, minors, preprofessional studies, and international studies.

Partnerships
List of partnerships between and URI and other organizations.

Special Academic Opportunities
Opportunities for learning outside the classroom include Study Abroad, internships, the URI Honors program, National Student Exchange, Research Grants, ROTC, and community service opportunities.

Summer Program
Enroll in summer school to accelerate progress toward your degrees. Choose from two five-week sessions plus alternatives in one, two, three, 6 and 10-week formats, with daytime, evening or weekend class meetings.


For more information, please contact the Office of Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs.