Soccer on the World Stage

An international studies course highlights soccer's impact beyond the playing field, in areas ranging from economics to nationalism to human rights.

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Jesús Hidalgo bonded with his father over their shared love of soccer. Now he teaches a UW course about soccer's global impact.

Jackson School

The Jackson School advances the understanding of and engagement in world issues.

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Global Sport Lab

The Global Sport Lab provides opportunities to learn about global sport and global connections.

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Awards and Honors

From honors in the National Academy of Sciences to the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, check out recent accomplishments in the Arts & Sciences.

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The Quantum Quest

Quantum science is poised to tackle problems of mind-boggling complexity, with Arts & Sciences faculty and students among those playing a key role in quantum research.

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Kai-Mei Fu (center) adjusts equipment for a quantum experiment. Fu's research group studies the quantum-level properties of crystalline materials. Photo by Dennis Wise/University Photography.

Dive into Research

From confirming human rights violations to studying penguin ecosystems, many research opportunities in the UW College of Arts & Sciences are open to undergraduates.

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Involving Undergrads in Research

A chemistry professor discusses involving undergraduates in her research.

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Arts & Sciences as Research Hub

As part of a leading research university, faculty across the College pursue research.

 Research in Arts & Sciences

Oh, The Places You’ll Go!

Arts & Sciences alumni have an impact in their communities and beyond. Through our Job Quiz, learn what alumni with your interests are doing now and the degrees that got them there.

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The Mystery of Sugar in Cellular Processes

Professor Nick Riley's chemistry research aims to understand cellular processes involving sugars, which could one day lead to advances in treating a range of diseases.

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“Basic research lays the foundation that allows creative real-world solutions to be born,” says Nick Riley (left), talking with undergraduate Vishnu Rajan, a summer intern, and doctoral student Kayla Markuson. Photo by Juan Rodriguez.

A Chemistry Powerhouse

Through discovery and collaboration, UW chemists are improving our world.

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Lessons in Chemistry

UW Chemistry’s degree programs for undergraduates are among the nation’s largest.

 Undergraduate Programs in Chemistry

Arrive Early, Start Strong with College Edge

Through the College Edge program, first-year UW students can settle into college life and academics before the start of fall quarter.

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College Edge: Arrive Early, Start Strong