Experiential Learning

MMG undergraduates can extend their learning beyond the classroom by contacting faculty directly about research opportunities. Study abroad programs offer another way to continue making progress toward academic goals while gaining new cultural and educational perspectives.

Conducting Research as an Undergraduate

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Connecting with Faculty

A faculty mentor can provide direction to help guide you toward a subject upon you can build an academic and professional career.

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Undergraduate Research Center

The URC facilitates research opportunities for undergraduate in all majors and class levels and offers awards to support student research across the university.

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Study Abroad

MMG majors have the opportunity to gain new perspectives and a great understanding of how their field is studied around the world.