Research opportunities offer students additional academic experiences to enhance their education.
A 21st-century education goes beyond the traditional classroom walls. Anthropologists visit Italy to unearth historic remains. A biology major spends years in a lab researching cures for triple negative breast cancer. And political scientists get experience working alongside top lawmakers. College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters faculty engage their students outside the traditional classroom, providing them with tools to succeed after graduation.
Learning in the Community
Learning in the Community
The College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters is committed to impacting our community through collaborative projects and initiatives that connect students to real-world applications and allow faculty to contribute their expertise to solving today’s problems.
Inside Out Prison Exchange Program
Alternatives to Violent Force
High-Impact Practices (HIPs)
High-Impact Practices (HIPs)
The College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters recognizes that the undergraduate student experience is about more than choosing a major and taking classes. So we provide hands-on experiences to undergraduates — seminars, engaging programs, and community experiences that go beyond or expand upon academic majors.
CASL High-Impact Practices
Research Opportunities
Leadership Opportunities, Student Organizations and Study Abroad
Leadership Opportunities, Student Organizations and Study Abroad
Broaden your horizons and learn to lead through involvement. CASL offers programs like Women in Learning in Leadership (WILL), dozens of student organizations and a variety of study abroad opportunities.
Women in Learning and Leadership (WILL)
Student Organizations
Study Abroad
Labs and Learning Centers
The University of Michigan-Dearborn prides itself on being the leaders and best which is why we offer the latest tools to help you succeed during your time here. Learn more about our labs and learning centers or visit the links below.
Geographic Information System (GIS) Resources and Events
Geographic Information System (GIS) Resources and Events
Resources and events for faculty and students who are looking to expand their understanding and use of GIS tools and analysis in classes, research, and administrative applications, both within CASL and across the campus.