Graduate school provides students with the opportunity to enhance their knowledge and qualifications in areas of academic and professional interest. All students can take advantage of being at a respected research and graduate institution by exploring the many possibilities for graduate study that exist at the University. The University Honors College offers a variety of carefully designed courses from the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, along with special advising, opportunities for academic community with other motivated students, and a special baccalaureate degree in any undergraduate school of the University. In addition, some schools and departments offer an honors major. Students should see their school for more information on this opportunity.
Some schools provide internship experiences appropriate to the student's academic discipline.
An internship is a supervised, work-related experience, either on a volunteer or compensated basis. It is intended as a new experience. Students will only get internship credit for a current employment situation that has been pre-approved as an internship by the relevant school or department. A minor provides an option for a student obtaining a degree in a particular discipline to attain knowledge of another discipline. Students may earn minors in schools other than the school in which they are enrolled.