Courses offered for which the professor has formulated an approved honors component.
Only the listed courses may be petitioned for honors credit.
A mutually designated project between you and a professor that raises an upper-division course (3000 to 4000 level) from regular to honors credit. A graduate course (5000 level) is automatically accepted as honors credit without a contract, with permission from the RHC dean.
Opportunity for you to create a course that applies to your degree plan in an area outside the standard curriculum.
Opportunity to pursue in depth an area of study or research that is personally important or intriguing.
You are awarded an O.U.R. Grant to research a topic in your field of study. Your research requires a proposal, presentation and post-grant report.
You earn HNRS H.I.E.P
You take an upper-level course teaching material related to your research project.
You earn HNRS credits by participating in a meaningful project.
A professor specializes in your research topic, yet no formal course is available at LU.
You work with a professor to create a course; you earn HNRS credits for the coursework.
You earn HNRS credits through a research internship that combines your earlier work:
O.U.R. Research
HNRS Contract Project
HNRS Independent Study