At the Frederick Honors College, undergraduates are taking the lead on incredible discoveries.
You can conduct your own research projects in ANY major — arts and humanities, STEM, social sciences, or a unique blend of your interests.
The Frederick Honors College can connect you to the faculty mentors, funding, and framework to implement impactful research. You can even dive right into hands-on research your first year at Pitt.
Honors Research Opportunities
The Frederick Honors College is now accepting submissions to present at the FHC Research Symposium on Thursday, April 6. The research symposium is open to all FHC students and provides them an opportunity to present their work in a variety of ways while networking with faculty, researchers, and students from throughout the Pitt community. Students interested in presenting their work should submit their information and a brief abstract by March 3rd.
Fund your own research and creative projects in any major with an Honors fellowship, guided 1-on-1 by a faculty mentor and within a broader community of peers and faculty from different disciplines.
Upgrade your bachelor's degree to the highest level of undergraduate scholarship: the prestigious Bachelor of Philosophy, a distinction only offered at a few universities worldwide.
Earn research accolades — including scholarships for grad school or abroad — with scholarship mentoring.
The Frederick Honors College recognizes more than 70 outstanding students each year with funding, including research awards.
Address critical 21st century issues alongside all the brightest minds — faculty, students, and community experts across different disciplines.
The Pittsburgh Undergraduate Review (PUR) is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed online journal where students can publish their Frederick Honors College affiliated research and creative work.