Participating in research activities fosters critical thinking skills, prepares students for the workforce and helps them decide whether or not to include research in their academic and professional careers. Lab and field work is an asset for any student and is particularly important for those interested in graduate school.
Courses
ARTH 395
Methods in Art History
ARTH 495
Image World/Written Word: Senior Thesis Seminar
ARTH 496
Undergraduate Research Senior Paper
ARTH 499
Independent Study
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Creative Collaborations Undergraduate Research Conference
Creative Collaborations Undergraduate Research Conference (CC URC) showcases undergraduate research, scholarly activities and creative works from all disciplines conducted in partnership with faculty mentors. The high-quality work of our students reflects the intellectual curiosity of our undergraduate students, the outstanding abilities of the research mentors, as well as USD's commitment to academic excellence and experiential learning opportunities.
Many of the students who participate in Creative Collaborations also publish their work in academic journals and present their projects at regional, national and international conferences. Participating in research activities fosters critical thinking skills, prepares students for the 21st century workforce and helps them decide whether or not to include research in their academic and professional careers.
For details on research registration, students should go to the Office of Undergraduate Research.