Moot Court
STU offers one of few undergraduate Moot Court experiences in the country. Earn academic credit and gain experience writing legal briefs and preparing arguments, which you will present in simulated courtroom environments around the world.
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Model United Nations
Travel and participate with your class as delegates at the Harvard Model United Nations and volunteer with the John Peters Humphrey Model United Nations, hosted by STU.
Complete Research with Professors
Work with professors on research projects — something reserved for graduate students at larger institutions.
STU Cares Day of Action
STU Cares Day of Action is a yearly event that embodies STU’s spirit of service. Volunteer teams of students go out into the community to learn about the work of a local community organization and do hands-on work to support it. Volunteers work on issues such as poverty, food security, environmental preservation, homelessness, domestic violence, youth, and community building (to name a few).
Indigenous Experiential Learning
Indigenous Experiential Learning connects Indigenous and non-Indigenous students through hands-on learning, which enhances their creativity, and personal and professional development.
We offer paid internship opportunities, career exploration opportunities, volunteering, and exposure to the rich culture and language of the Indigenous people of the Wabanaki Territory.
Certificate in Experiential Learning and Community Engagement
Completed concurrently with your degree, this certificate provides tangible evidence of course-based experiential learning and community engagement.
Internships
The Internship Program pairs academic studies with paid professional work experiences relating to your academic and career interests. This hands-on work experience will bolster your resume and expand your network.
Certificate in Digital and Media Literacy
Combine courses in digital and media literacy with workshops and experiential learning to help broaden your knowledge and apply your conceptual understanding in real-world settings.
Impact X — Social Enterprise Pitch Competition
Through the Business and Social Entrepreneurship program, students develop their social enterprise ideas and present them at the Impact X summit — winners earn funding to support their business plans.
Course-Based Experiential Learning
There are numerous courses that offer experiential learning opportunities, including:
- Social Enterprise Work Study Placement (Business and Social Entrepreneurship)
- Radio and Podcasting (Journalism / Digital Media and Creative Arts)
- Building Regenerative Food Systems (Sustainability and Environmental Studies)
- Internship Course (Human Rights / Communications and Public Policy)
- Applied Forensic Anthropology (Anthropology)