Students in the Department of Comparative Literature have many opportunities to extend their learning beyond the classroom. Experiential learning through internships, studying abroad, and other activities can help you develop vital skills for your future career while gaining new perspectives on your field of study.
Apply Your Skills
Internships provide the opportunity to practice your skills in a real-world environment while gaining work experience that will give you a competitive edge in the job market. Students can also participate in the Nomad Mentorship Program, which offers undergraduates from all majors the opportunity to develop their skills in research, writing, and conference presentation as they work toward publication of an article in the journal of the same name.
Get Involved in Research
Engaging in research is an integral part of your student experience at the University of Oregon. Find opportunities for participating in faculty-led research and presenting or publishing your academic or creative work.
Travel and Study Around the World
Enhance your academic experience, develop new skills, and complement your comparative literature major by studying language and culture in another part of the world.
Find Your People
The UO campus is home to more than 300 student groups you can join. Look for a club that sparks your interest—or start your own!