Fisher Family CDDRL Honors Program Information Session AY25-26
Sponsored by
Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law
Funding:
See maximum funding amount and funding details below
Open To:
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Winter
Coming soon
This opportunity is coming soon.
Approximate Offer Date:
Monday, March 3, 2025
The CDDRL Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Honors Program aims to provide an opportunity for eligible seniors focusing on democracy, economic development, and rule of law subjects in any university department to earn honors in democracy, development, and rule of law (DDRL). CDDRL seeks a diverse group of undergraduate majors for the program from any department or interdisciplinary program interested in writing their senior theses on a subject touching upon DDRL with a global impact. Students will work to complete their thesis under the guidance and consultation of CDDRL faculty, but may have a primary thesis advisor from their own department. Upon fulfilling individual department course requirements and completing the honors program, the student will graduate in his/her major with a certificate of honors in Democracy, Development, and Rule of Law.
Join us on Wednesday, January 15th at 12:00pm (PST) to learn more!
CDDRL faculty and current honors students will be present to discuss the program and answer any questions.
What you will do
Open to students from all academic departments
Write your honors thesis under Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law
Meet top-level policy makers in Washington, D.C.
Graduate with honors in Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law (DDRL)
Eligibility and Requirements:
The program is open to eligible juniors from any university department who are interested in writing their senior thesis on a subject touching upon democracy, economic development, and rule of law (DDRL)