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At the Burnett Honors College, community is at the heart of everything we do.

Our Scholars thrive in an environment that sparks enthusiasm, drives ambition, and unleashes their full potential.

Here, your intellectual curiosity will be nurtured within a close-knit, supportive community, all while gaining access to cutting-edge resources at one of the nation’s most innovative research universities. You will develop creative problem-solving skills and cultivate your talents to tackle the challenges of tomorrow. And our diverse and energetic community of Scholars offers a perfect balance of academic rigor and vibrant social experiences, allowing you to build lasting friendships and fully realize your dreams.

I invite you to visit our beautiful campus and see firsthand what makes UCF and the Burnett Honors College exceptional. We believe you will find a place where you truly feel at home and be inspired to achieve excellence.


Sheila Amin, PhD
Dean, Burnett Honors College

Our Programs


The Burnett Honors College at the University of Central Florida is designed to attract and challenge students who have demonstrated an ability to achieve academic excellence. Honors students receive an education that prepares them to enter the best graduate and professional schools, as well as pursue distinguished careers in a variety of fields. The Burnett Honors College offers two distinct programs of study – University Honors and Honors Undergraduate Thesis.

University Honors is a four-year program designed to offer a small college experience within a large research university throughout each student’s undergraduate career. The University Honors curriculum, which consists of Honors Symposium, General Education courses, upper-division courses for a variety of majors, and interdisciplinary seminars, contributes to a robust and well-rounded educational experience.

Honors Undergraduate Thesis is a two-to-four semester program that gives motivated and talented junior and senior students the opportunity to conduct original and independent research in their declared major or another discipline under the supervision of a faculty committee, culminating in a thesis or creative project.

Events


Events

The University Writing Center is hosting this interactive workshop which aims to guide students through the writing and composition aspects of crafting your HUT proposal. This workshop will focus on rhetorical strategies and synthesizing sources within a literature review.
The University Writing Center is hosting this interactive workshop which aims to guide students through the writing and composition aspects of crafting your HUT proposal. This workshop will focus on rhetorical strategies and synthesizing sources within a literature review.
The Boren Awards fund college students (both graduate and undergraduate) to go abroad to world regions critical to U.S. interest to study a critical language and to be immersed in the local culture. Various languages and countries are eligible and…

 

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