Fulfillment Tracks
- Community Engagement
- Internship and Apprenticeship
- Research and Design
- Art and Performance
- Global Experience
Research and Design
Would you like to conduct research and develop design projects with esteemed professors and scholars? Have a question you would like to explore? Check out these courses providing firsthand experience in investigating issues and identifying solutions across a variety of fields! Options for fulfilling the experiential learning requirement within the Research and Design track include the following:
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CAT 90: Fall quarter offerings only.
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Special study 198 or 199 courses: Must be approved in advance via the course proposal.
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Approved courses: Take any class from the approved course list below to automatically satisfy the experiential learning requirement!
An updated approved course list is effective as of Fall 2024. The previous approved course list was only effective through Summer 2024. To minimize any impacts to long-term planning, students who entered the university prior to Fall 2024 can write into the Virtual Advising Center to request an exception to this change. Once you've enrolled in a previously approved course, you can send a message asking to have it applied to your experiential learning requirement and your degree audit will be manually updated.
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Virtual Advising Center
Submit questions about the experiential learning requirement at any time and visit experiential learning drop-in hours on Tuesdays from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. during Week 1 through Finals Week.
Course Proposal
Propose an experiential learning class not currently on an approved course list to fulfill the experiential learning requirement before the deadline specified for that category.
Resources and Opportunities
Find more ways to get involved within each fulfillment track. Note that not all programs included here are eligible to satisfy the experiential learning requirement.
Student Spotlight: Megan Wang
Clinical Psychology student Megan Wang shares her experience as an undergraduate research assistant at the Veterans' Affairs hospital and the ways in which it has helped prepare her for academic and career success.
