Through New College, a division of the College of Arts and Sciences, UA students develop their own interdisciplinary programs of study - combining accounting and music, for example, or art and economics. Through National Student Exchange, you can study at another U.S. university for UA tuition. Study Abroad allows students to study at countries around the world for a few weeks or several months. The Interim Program offers intensive three-week credit courses between the spring and summer semesters. Recent Interim students have studied fashion retailing in New York, anthropology in the Yucatan, and public relations in Atlanta.
Interim courses span the curriculum and are offered in all our colleges and schools.
The University Honors Program attracts many of the region's best students, offering smaller classes that emphasize discussion and research. In addition, biological sciences, chemistry, English, geology, and psychology offer their own honors programs. Honors classes are available in many other departments, including history, mathematics, and speech communication. The Center for Teaching and Learning provides a wide range of support services to students, including tutoring and review sessions for specific classes, workshops on study skills and time management, and accommodations for students with physical and learning disabilities. Start planning your career from your first day on campus at the Career Center.