UNIV 302: Research on Global Challenges
Interested in discovering solutions to complex problems?
In UNIV 302, students will explore interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary solutions to global challenges by conducting a deep, authentic research project under the mentorship and guidance of experienced faculty members.
In this unique course, students will develop foundational skill sets in research, teamwork, problem-solving and collaboration.
This course is recommended for second-year and above undergraduate students.
Due to high demand, the fall 2021 course is full and applications are now closed.
Students will be accepted on an ongoing basis and the application form will close when the course is full, or at the application deadline. Interested students are encouraged to apply early.
Apply now for fall 2021
Please note: Due to high demand, the fall 2021 course is full and applications are now closed.
You will explore responses and solutions to global challenges by conducting supervised research. Develop research skills with an interdisciplinary cohort of students, investigating topics such as poverty, hunger, health, education, gender, climate change, and economic growth.
Global Challenges is interesting because it is an inquiry-based — rather than lecture-based — course. It allows me to cultivate my knowledge and take responsibility for my career through my own resources and research projects.
Ivan Savytskyy
Astrophysics and Global Challenges student