Honors

The honors thesis is an opportunity for you to produce a larger, more sustained and ambitious project than anything you have embarked on in your undergraduate education. It is also a significant undertaking. You should do an honors thesis if you have a project in mind that you feel compelled to complete, a topic that you feel driven to explore at length and in depth. Honors work in CAMS requires commitment to a multi-stage, year-long process that results in a roughly 70-100-page document (12pt double-spaced, including bibliography) or a production project accompanied by a 20-page essay. The size, depth, and scope of an honors project constitute its greatest satisfactions, giving students greater leeway to engage in comprehensive research, creative work, and creative critique. 

 

For more information, please review the Guidelines for Honors Thesis in Cinema and Media Studies Program.