Undergrad

Welcome to Stanford Undergrad

Stanford Undergrad is your guide to academics and educational opportunities offered through the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and our campus partners.

Learning Different Approaches to Sustainability

Stanford professors William Barnett and Chris Field have one message to their students: Tackling the environmental crisis will require that each of us take on a leadership role, now. Their class, COLLEGE 106: Environmental Sustainability: Global Predicaments and Possible Solutions, was one of seven different courses COLLEGE students could choose from as part of the spring quarter theme, Global Perspectives.

Members of the Viruses in the News class present at the Closing Symposium

More than a class—it's an experience!

What is SoCo?

The immersive, three-week residential classes often include field trips and hands-on learning outside the classroom, creating a connection with your SoCo faculty and life-long friendships.

What is SoCo?

Focus on Creativity

What is Arts Intensive?

Arts Intensive offers students time to focus on a single, project-based arts class with campus faculty and guest artists. The courses provide the unique opportunity to create in small class sizes outside of the pressures of the regular academic year.

What is Arts Intensive?

Speaking and Writing Support

Hume Center

The Hume Center for Writing and Speaking works with all Stanford students to help them develop rich and varied abilities in every aspect of writing and oral communication. Find out what to expect when you see a tutor and how to schedule an appointment.

What to Expect

The Advising Resource Toolkit

These advising tools may be used cooperatively during an advising conversation or you may use them on your own, to help you prepare for a conversation with your academic advisor. They are intended to:

help frame your reflections throughout your time at Stanford
guide your strategic thinking if you face challenges or difficulty
facilitate your academic planning and intellectual development
support you as you consider post-undergraduate education

Advising Resource Toolkit

Bing Overseas Studies Program

Isabella Saracco, History

This photo was taken in front of Castle Mareccio, in Bolzano/Bolzen, a city in the South Tyrol region of Italy. I visited on one of the long weekends of the quarter; getting to travel the country and learn about the cultural diversity within Italy was one of my favorite parts of the program. South Tyrol was incredibly different from Florence--it's a bilingual region, and everything was in both Italian and German!

Explore Overseas Studies