Programs

B.S. in Business Administration – Accounting Whether you aspire to have a career in public accounting, work as a corporate controller or treasurer, or serve in government or at a nonprofit, an accounting major will prepa...

Africana Studies at URI lets you explore the rich diversity of African and African American social, cultural, political, and historical development. Our interdisciplinary program opens your world to the arts, humanities,...

In the American Studies minor, students complete AME 204 Introduction to American Studies (4 credits) and a minimum of 5 additional elective courses (15 credits) relating to American Studies that represent at least three...

Animal Science Option This option includes coursework in animal nutrition, anatomy and physiology, behavior, and disease in both large and small animals. Graduates find employment in zoos, aquariums, pharmaceutical compa...

As an anthropology major you will learn about human prehistory, evolutionary biology, and cultures around the world. The URI anthropology curriculum offers courses in all major subfields including archaeology, cultural a...

The Aquaculture and Fisheries Science program at URI is one of the oldest aquaculture programs in the northeastern United States. The program is designed to prepare you for academic, professional, or technical careers fo...

This minor, offered by the Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures, will give students a basic understanding of Arabic language and culture. Eighteen (18) credits are required, which includes 8 credi...

Bachelor of Fine Arts The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art includes painting and drawing, sculpture, printmaking, film and video, digital art and design, and photography. Students work in various media to develop tech...

The Art History program offers a thorough introduction to the art and architecture of Europe and the Americas, beginning in ancient times to contemporary art. Students learn about the major monuments from the history of...

Asian Studies minors are required to complete 18 credits from a wide-ranging interdisciplinary list of approved courses. Twelve of the 18 credits must be taken at the 200 level or above. Students interested in the minor...