University Honors Program

Belin-Blank Bucksbaum Early Entrance Academy students in front of the Blank Honors Center.
Belin-Blank Bucksbaum Early Entrance Academy students in front of the Blank Honors Center.

The University of Iowa’s Honors Program enriches the undergraduate experience by cultivating intellectual curiosity, promoting engaged, active learning, and developing students’ self-efficacy. Central to this enrichment is the honors community fostered by the program, which allows students to share engaging coursework, co-curricular involvement, and experiential learning.

The Honors Program strives to remain an inclusive and supportive community for academically motivated students who are dedicated to meaningful learning and who strive to understand the broader significance of their education and experiences through critical self-reflection.

Students can graduate with University Honors (reflected on their transcript and diploma) by completing 12 s.h. of honors coursework and 12 credits of experiential learning activities. The program has a robust menu of experiential learning opportunities, such as research, study abroad, internships, service learning, and more!

Learn more by visiting the Honors at Iowa website.

How to Get Involved

Visit the How to Apply as a Current Iowa Student page to learn about program expectations and the application process.

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