We provide support for academic advisors, who connect students with the college and help them navigate the maze of academic requirements on their path to graduation.
Rhode Island College’s Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning (FCTL) promotes the professional growth and development of faculty as teachers and as scholars of teaching and learning.
If you’re interested in understanding cinema, not just enjoying it, you may be interested in a degree in film studies.
The mission of the Office of Student Financial Aid is to assist students and their families in funding educational costs at Rhode Island College.
Our program prepares graduates, future scholars and activists to understand, navigate and disrupt interlocking systems of oppression based on gender identity and expression, race, ethnicity, social class, sexuality, nationality and ability.
The Global Studies Program prepares students to work in a wide variety of fields, including public service, government, nonprofit and international nongovernmental organizations.
The mission of the Graduate Committee is to oversee graduate curricula and programs, and to advance the interest of graduate programs and students at Rhode Island College.
We support our students, mostly working professionals, as they manage career, family, and graduate school. We offer one of the most affordable master’s degrees in the Northeast, creating pathways to new professional options and career advancement.
Grant Accounting provides post award administration of projects and programs funded from sources outside the College.
The Department of Health and Physical Education offers innovative undergraduate and graduate programs for students interested in improving health status and promoting wellness and fitness in school and/or community settings.