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Honors Program
The University Honors Program (UHP) serves all undergraduate honors students at the University of
Minnesota-Twin Cities, aiding them in their creation of an enriched,
interdisciplinary educational experience.
UHP students in the Carlson School of Management take part in a range
of honors experiences, including a wide array of honors courses and
seminars. Honors students also engage in undergraduate research.
Carlson's Honors Research Assistant (HRA) program provides an
opportunity for sophomore- and junior-level undergraduates to work
directly with faculty on a piece of their current business-related
research. To graduate with Latin Honors, honors students complete an
individual research project, or thesis, under the guidance of a faculty
mentor by the end of their senior year.
For required UHP forms, including the Thesis Proposal Form and the Thesis Completion Form, as well as for information on submitting your thesis, please see UHP's honors thesis page.
The University Honors Program is located in 20 Nicholson Hall. Students apply to the central University Honors Program (UHP) and complete honors requirements as outlined by UHP. Stop by or call 612-624-5522 for more information.
Honors Research Assistant Program
The Honors Research Assistant Program is an opportunity for Carlson School faculty to work with high-achieving undergraduate students. Faculty, based upon their interests of research and study, design business-related research projects involving students. A key requirement of the program is that students work with faculty directly and conduct research.
