JWU students love a group project. They thrive in competitions and real-time tests of their skills. Our Providence Campus labs and facilities are built to keep up with their work, research and interdisciplinary collaborations. Explore the innovative spaces where our students create, innovate, make and do.
47
buildings across two campuses, Downcity & Harborside.
Includes residence halls, classrooms, labs, dining halls, libraries, a museum, offices, green spaces & recreation/athletic facilities.
Resource
rich, no matter where you are.
Interdisciplinary spaces, student resources & dining options are distributed across both campuses.
4 LEED®
Gold certified buildings:
Cuisinart Center for Culinary Excellence, Grace Welcome Center, Center for Physician Assistant Studies & John J. Bowen Center for Science and Innovation.
Learning in Action
When you specialize in experiential education like Johnson & Wales does, you design spaces where students can actually experience and perform the skills they’re learning. (In other words, where theory turns into action.)
Explore our academic facilities, broken out by college:
Students in Prof. Pat Fisher’s RTL2122 class learn how to conduct market analysis, trend research, buying, and visual merchandising all while under the supervision of faculty with industry expertise. Students also completing hands-on assignments resembling merchandise management activities in a laboratory setting. Photos Mike Cohea 2023
