For pre-medicine students interested in the humanities, the Humanities in Medicine Program explores how the human and artistic dimensions of medicine complement the scientific. Humanities in Medicine students take courses that explore topics related to medicine, ethics and society. They attend special events and lectures and they complete a professional shadowing or volunteer experience every year. Undergraduate Research One of the advantages of attending a major research university is the number and variety of research opportunities that exist for undergraduate students. Arts and Sciences students regularly fill a large percentage of this conference's program.
Many students wish to expand their undergraduate experience by studying in a foreign country.
By doing so, students gain an appreciation of other cultures and social and economic systems, which in turn helps to make them better students and ultimately better world citizens. Through UNL's study abroad program you can choose from almost 50 countries and more than 140 universities. The College of Arts and Sciences also offers several foreign exchange programs with universities in other countries that offer parallel or related programs.