Student Application Process

University Seminar courses are open to graduate students, professional-degree candidates, and qualified rising juniors and seniors.

The application process for the Stem Cells course in Spring 2010 has begun. This is a high-demand course which requires an application to the Office of the Provost. You may hear about the course from faculty and be encouraged to attend. Please ensure that you submit an application to the Office of the Provost, which processes and registers students in the class. You will not be included in the list of applicants, or be able to be registered unless we have your application. Please see the application and instructions below for information on how to apply.

Information for Undergraduate Students

Information for Graduate and Professional Degree Students

University Seminar courses bring together graduate students, professional-degree candidates, qualified undergraduates, and Tufts faculty from a variety of disciplines to address complex issues of global importance. Classes will be highly interactive and will include collaborative learning and co-teaching strategies. Class discussion will engage students in dialogue with faculty to reframe how we explore and approach the nature of these problems. Students will incorporate other disciplines into their own thinking in order to define innovative solutions. University Seminar courses are designed to encourage students to disseminate and publish their work via the Web.

Questions? Email: useminar@tufts.edu

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	v University Seminar > About the University Seminar > Course Descriptions > Student Application Process > Faculty Application Process	Home » Teaching & Research » University Seminar » Student Application Process Student Application Process University Seminar courses are open to graduate students, professional-degree candidates, and qualified rising juniors and seniors. The application process for the Stem Cells course in Spring 2010 has begun. This is a high-demand course which requires an application to the Office of the Provost. You may hear about the course from faculty and be encouraged to attend. Please ensure that you submit an application to the Office of the Provost, which processes and registers students in the class. You will not be included in the list of applicants, or be able to be registered unless we have your application. Please see the application and instructions below for information on how to apply. Information for Undergraduate Students Application Instructions Information for Graduate and Professional Degree Students Application Instructions University Seminar courses bring together graduate students, professional-degree candidates, qualified undergraduates, and Tufts faculty from a variety of disciplines to address complex issues of global importance. Classes will be highly interactive and will include collaborative learning and co-teaching strategies. Class discussion will engage students in dialogue with faculty to reframe how we explore and approach the nature of these problems. Students will incorporate other disciplines into their own thinking in order to define innovative solutions. University Seminar courses are designed to encourage students to disseminate and publish their work via the Web. Questions? Email: useminar@tufts.edu
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