Are you an artist and

Honors in the Arts is made for you

Honors in the Arts is an Interdisciplinary Honors program (IHN), open to undergraduates in any major. Over the course of their senior year, Honors in the Arts students develop a creative thesis project that goes beyond the traditional boundaries of their major. The program supports collaborative or individual projects that center research creation, combine two or more kinds of art practice, or blend art and research in some creative yet rigorous way. All students will work with a faculty advisor and a grad student mentor, and will participate in a weekly workshop with a cohort of interdisciplinary peers.

We are particularly interested in experimental work that engages new forms of expression for a 21st-century audience. Additionally, we are committed to building a cohort that reflects a diversity of experiences, educational backgrounds, and artistic and scholarly interests. Such inclusivity only enhances our interdisciplinary and collaborative endeavors.

Honors in the Arts can be completed in addition to honors work in a student's home department or alongside another capstone program (such as The Senior Reflection in Biology).

Applications for the 2027-28 Honors in the Arts Cohort open February 24, 2027 and will be accepted until April 2, 2027.

Proposal Workshop 3/4

This online workshop will help students interested in completing an HIA project develop a strong proposal, no matter where they're at in the process. The workshop is especially geared to juniors planning to apply to HIA this spring, but frosh and sophomores are also welcome! Bring your ideas and an open mind, and we'll take it from there. RSVP below for the zoom link.

Thursday, March 4: 12:30-1:30PM

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Info Session 3/10

Attend an online info session to learn more about Honors in the Arts and the application process. RSVP below for the Zoom link.

Wednesday, March 10: noon-1PM

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Contact:

Stanford Arts Institute
artsinstitute@stanford.edu