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A traveling exhibition exploring the 160th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation brings museum curator Maggie Adler ’99, MA’11 back to the Williams College Museum of Art. From the College The first purpose-built home for the museum—a primary teaching resource for the college across all disciplines, and home to more than 15,000 works—is projected to open in 2027.
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The curriculum at Williams is infused with international courses and programs—nearly a quarter of students enroll in a foreign language or literature class each semester. Our Center for Global Languages, Literatures and Cultures (CGLLC)sponsors faculty seminars, public lectures, exhibits, performances, colloquiums, forums, and film series that high...
Our Office of Global Education and Study Awayprovides undergraduate students with the opportunity to immerse themselves in a different culture and learning environment through an evolving and dynamic list of approved programs. Nationally, only about 10% of undergraduates study abroad; at Williams, nearly 50% of the junior class studies away both do...
The global community is a vibrant and vital aspect of the Williams experience—students come from more than 70 countries and international students make up over ten percent of our student body. Undergraduates mingle with graduate CDE students; international teaching associates sponsored by the CGLLC; and international visiting faculty and scholars. ...
Williams students are sought after by leading employers and graduate schools worldwide. Dedicated to their future success, the ’68 Center for Career Explorationis a one-stop resource for career exploration, internship and job searching, résumé critiques, interviewing advice and networking. The Alumni Sponsored Internship Programfunds summer interns...
Williams faculty are driven to look beyond the U.S. borders for their own research as well as their teaching, and model for students what it means to be not just conscientious researchers but also engaged global citizens. Faculty are supported in their international endeavors through several college funding opportunities, including the Global Initi...
The global Williams network is powerful, with alumni located in every corner of the world. The Career Center created EphLinkto provide a convenient way for students and alumni to connect, network and build meaningful relationships. Mentees can search for mentors by a broad range of criteria including industry and region, and alumni can choose the l...
Williams College offers a course of study leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. The course requirements prescribe both the number of courses to be completed and the minimum grade level to be achieved; the curriculum also requires that each student explore several fields of knowledge and major in one.
Williams College is a private liberal arts college in Williamstown, Massachusetts. It was established as a men's college in 1793 with funds from the estate of Ephraim Williams , a colonist from the Province of Massachusetts Bay who was killed in the French and Indian War in 1755.
Spring semester classes begin (classes follow a Thursday schedule, attend any class on your schedule that has a Thursday meeting time) February. 6. Thursday. Claiming Williams Day, no classes. February. 7. Friday. Classes resume assigned schedule.
