The Dietrich College offers a few projects to bolster a honours education:

Humanities Scholars Program

The Humanities Scholars Program embodies the one of a kind nature of the humanities at Carnegie Mellon: interdisciplinary examination in an innovation rich environment, with an open and ground breaking position towards expressions of the human experience and sciences and additionally the customs and estimations of humanistic request. It is a four-year interdisciplinary system open by welcome to extraordinary Dietrich College candidates. The Scholars Program enhances the undergrad experience by building a dynamic group of researchers.

Quantitative Social Science Scholars Program

Lately, progressively effective computational models of human conduct and the development of information sets recording monetary and social movement have made energizing new potential outcomes for business visionaries, policymakers and researchers looking for understanding into human social conduct. The Quantitative Social Science Scholars Program (QSSS) s intended to help exceptional students gain progressed quantitative specialized abilities they can use to effect society as business people, policymakers, or social researchers.

Science and Humanities Scholars Program

The Science and Humanities Scholars Program is a creative system that is intended to empower capable understudies to build up an undergrad curricular project that expands upon their interests and accomplishments in the humanities, regular sciences, arithmetic, or sociologies. The system depends on a unique general instruction center that gives a scholastic base from which understudies can choose a noteworthy in either the Dietrich College or the Mellon College of Science.

Senior Honors Program

The Dietrich College Senior Honors Program is an open door for the school's most refined and promising seniors to work autonomously, with the nearby direction of an employee, in the configuration and finish of a year-long insightful or imaginative venture. The "Distinctions Program experience" was imagined as an integrative and satisfying capstone for understudy members, and additionally a vehicle for making a recognized insightful and imaginative undergrad understudy group.

Address:

Office of the Dean, Baker Hall 154
Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Phone: 412-268-2830
Email: dietrichdean@andrew.cmu.edu