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The College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Delaware is dedicated to providing a wide range of resources to support the academic and professional growth of its current students. From academic advising and career preparation to student employment opportunities and campus support services, our aim is to help you thrive during your time at the university. Explore the various resources we have compiled to assist you in achieving your academic goals and preparing for your future career. Whether you are seeking guidance on course selection, internship opportunities, or academic policies, we are here to support you every step of the way.
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World-class scholars
July 14, 2026 | Written by Jamie WashingtonFour CAS graduate students and alumni are among UD's 2026 -2027 Fulbright Scholars -
Art conservation and photographic histories
June 27, 2026 | Written by Lisa ChambersWinterthur/UD Program in Art Conservation fellow Michaela Lott treated a photograph from the Fisk University collection and identified the photographer John Wesley Work Jr. among the faces of Glee Club students preserved in the image. -
Teaching writing in the age of AI
June 24, 2026 | Written by Hilary DouwesAn English course at the University of Delaware is teaching future educators how to incorporate artificial intelligence into lessons about writing. -
Filling a Gap in Local News Coverage
June 16, 2026 | Written by Hilary DouwesStatehouse News Fellows Program gives student journalists a front-row seat to Delaware government.
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Resources and Support Programs to Ensure Student Success
The 4+1 program, also known as an accelerated degree program, allows students to earn both a bachelor's and a master's degree in five years. Here's how it works:
- Pursue one of the UD majors available in a 4+1 program.
- In the second semester of your junior year, speak with your academic advisor about applying to the 4+1 program.
- If you’re granted provisional acceptance, you’ll take graduate-level courses during your final undergraduate year.
- Because some undergraduate courses are waived for the accelerated program, you’ll be able to complete both the bachelor’s and master’s degrees in only 5 years.
