The Public Relations Program combines traditional courses in writing and public relations theory with courses invoking critical thought about the pervasive impact of social media within the business environment.

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The B.A. Sociology curriculum at URI is rich in the analysis of inequality, in the examination of the structural constraints of life, and in a humanistic appreciation for cultural diversity. Sociology at URI provides the substantive background and analytic and technology skills necessary for success in 21st century careers and for thoughtful and engaged citizenship. […]

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Spanish is your passport to the world. It is a global language that opens doors for you in Rhode Island, around the country, and around the globe. With 548 million native speakers worldwide, Spanish connects you to a diverse range of cultures, identities, and traditions. Our Spanish program is structured to facilitate your timely completion […]

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The Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Theatre allows an intensive specialization in one or two fields of your choice: Acting, Directing, Design and Technology, Stage and Theatre Management. The B.A. in Theatre/Elementary Education prepares you to become a Theatre teacher. UCAS Advisors Faculty Advisors Curriculum Sheets BFA: Acting BFA: Design/Technology BFA: Directing BFA: Stage […]

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The Professional and Public Writing major (formerly Writing and Rhetoric) supports practice of writing in a wide range of settings. Our small classes are designed with active participation in multiple writing situations, from working with real-world clients to composing descriptive informational cards for museum exhibits. You will learn to collect information, conduct research, compose, analyze, […]

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