🎨Building a Distinctive Academic Profile Through Research in the Humanities, Arts & Culture
Many students think that research in the humanities, arts, music, and cultural studies is not strong enough to stand out in academia. In our second Freshman Research Institute seminar, we will focus on how you can turn these fields into original, structured, and intellectually serious research that stands out in both college admissions and academic contexts.
The session will be led by an incoming student at Amherst College, drawing from her experience in musicology, fieldwork, interdisciplinary humanities research, and cultural studies.
We will focus on questions such as:
—how you turn your interest in humanities, arts, music, or cultural studies into academically rigorous work
—how you use your existing experiences and extracurriculars in these fields to build strong research directions
—What makes a research question strong, unique, and deep enough to stand out in academic work and college applications
—how you identify and connect with mentors, researchers, and academic scholars from leading institutions worldwide
By the end of the session, you will have a clear understanding of how to begin producing serious, original work and how to position yourself within academic and research-oriented spaces early on.
Register for the upcoming seminar via
https://t.me/FreshmanAcademy_Bot