Why FSU?

FSU: A place to learn and achieve

As a major research university, Florida State University is home to numerous programs of research and scholarship that are considered among the best in the world in their fields. Many members of the faculty are considered the preeminent experts in their areas. Among these leading faculty members are two Nobel Laureates and two Pulitzer Prize winners.

FSU’s faculty has an overriding interest in helping the university’s students—and especially its undergraduates—learn and achieve in the institution’s classrooms, research laboratories, theaters and studios.

FSU equips most classrooms and teaching laboratories with advanced technology so that members of the faculty take advantage of the newest Internet-based educational tools to keep students in touch with their learning even when they are outside the classroom.

Undergraduates have many chances to partner with faculty and research groups to engage in research and creative activity at the intellectual cutting edge.

• Internships offered through FSU's Career Center and elsewhere provide students with the connections they need to hone their skills in the marketplace beyond the university's boundaries.
• FSU's award-winning advising corps helps students learn about and take advantage of all of these outstanding opportunities.
• FSU's Honors Programs and the Office of National Fellowships work with the university's most motivated and talented students to help them reach their academic and leadership potential.
• The university's International Programs Office is widely recognized as a leader in overseas education.

From the university's research laboratories to its performance halls and galleries, FSU is a great place to learn and achieve.

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News on FSU's research and academics
FSU's Featured Faculty Profiles
FSU's Featured Student Profiles
FSU Career Center
Advising First–the FSU Advising Center
University Honors Program
Honors All-Stars and their research accomplishments
Office of National Fellowships
International Programs Office
Undergraduate majors