Spring 2027 Courses
Honors Sections
- Course: AGR3303
- Class Number: 16592
- Instructor: Kara Riggs
Quest 1
Quest 2
UnCommon Arts
1 credit discussion-based courses centered around notable artists, artistic performances, and exhibits
UnCommon Reads
History + Biography
UnCommon Writes
1 credit themed writing workshops taught by University Writing Program faculty
Science (Non-Health) + Science Fiction
Health
Society + Culture + Politics
Business + Economics
Literature
Other
Interdisciplinary Courses
Courses created specifically for honors students that cross and combine disciplines
Signature Courses
Feature cutting-edge research or of-the-moment hot topics
Master Classes
Uncommon Classrooms
UnCommon Classrooms are 1-credit Honors courses designed around unusual topics with cities, places, and natural landscapes serving as experimental classrooms.
These courses are application-based. Students selected to participate will be registered for the course by the Honors office and are responsible for tuition (financial aid may apply). Additional fees associated with each course are provided in the description. Unless otherwise stated, students must arrange transportation to and from the course location. A substantial portion of the cost of UnCommon Classrooms is supported by private funding to the Honors Program for experiential learning.
Honoring the Ocean is a 1-credit interdisciplinary course that takes place in the virtual classroom and at sea. Students selected for this Honors Signature Experience will engage in discussions about the ocean through a humanistic lens, working with fellow Honors students and faculty from and across the state of Florida. The course culminates with an overnight trip aboard a Florida Institute of Oceanography (FIO)Research Vessel departing from St. Petersburg, FL. Interested students must apply for this course by the October 18th deadline; a link to the application will be shared via the Honors on Wednesday email. All majors and disciplines are encouraged to apply. Honors students selected for the course will be registered by the Honors Program.
- Course: IDH3931
- Class Number: 20212
- Instructor: Deborah Amberson
- Instructor: Gabriele Belletti
Professional Development
1 credit courses focusing on leadership, career development, and other professional development topics.
Using various forums, technology provides a mostly convenient, practical, and beneficial method for people to communicate with each other locally and worldwide. This course will analyze the impact of digital tools and social networks on interpersonal communication, and present information to help students effectively communicate in a digital world, improve communication skills, and expand their professional network.
- Course: IDH3931
- Class Number: 18447
- Day/Period: R/8
- Instructor: Renita Renee Clark
Advanced Professional development topics
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