RWU Extension School is not just geared toward one type of student. We are organized to serve all learners, whether you are a teenager or young adult trying to get ahead or catch up, an adult student looking to complete or start a degree, or if you are looking for job training and professional development for yourself or your employees. We meet you where you are and work with you to overcome whatever barriers you face.
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For first-time college students looking to start exploring higher education - whether you're still in high school, recently graduated high school, have been out a few years, or left without a degree - this is your starting point. You can jump right into learning and networking with experienced professionals, and gaining the skills you need to get ahead and make a change in your community.
RWU Extension School offers hyper-flexible programs focused on degree completers, career changers and adult students looking to start or continue their education. We'll honor your personal and professional experiences through our Prior Learning Assessment process and provide support systems designed with you and your demands in mind.
RWU Extension School partners with businesses and organizations to develop custom training and education programs that prepare your workforce and leadership team to drive growth and scale success.
You may be closer than you think to completing your degree. Prior Learning Assessment is a no-cost way for you to use what you already know through relevant learning, work, or life experience and apply it towards a degree.
The RWU EXT student experience is packed with hands-on projects, real-world opportunities, unique program offerings where you get to create your experiences, and personalized interactions with faculty and staff.
We provide a flexible range of educational opportunities for part-time/full-time students, working professionals, and students who don't fit the traditional high school, college, and employment pipeline.
Una estudiante colombiana de primera generación equilibra el trabajo, la familia y la educación en la Extension School de Roger Williams University para alcanzar sus metas e inspirar a la próxima generación.
The 13th annual Student Academic Showcase and Honors brought together hundreds of undergraduate and graduate students, connecting academic inquiry with issues shaping communities and careers.
The School of Justice Studies and Extension School join RWU Law in a university-wide effort connecting students to policy and public service.
After completing Roger Williams University’s Electrical Apprenticeship program, Grant Prete ’24 is building a successful career and long-term financial stability in the electrical trade.
A longtime leader in affordable housing and community development, Brenda Clement is recognized for decades of shaping housing policy and opportunity across Rhode Island.