UA colleges and programs offers a variety of opportunities for experiential civic learning.
Political Science
Experiential learning offers numerous benefits, including active engagement, the practical application of knowledge, thinking and problem-solving skills and abilities, and communication, collaboration, and adaptability. Learn more.
New College
New College’s proud tradition of civic engagement reaches back to its founding. Today’s New College students carry on that tradition through active involvement in local, state, national, and even international communities. Learn more.
Social Work
The Washington D.C. Fly-In is a two-day, in-depth experience in policy research, analysis, and advocacy. Learn more.
Capitol Scholars
The Capitol Scholars Program is an immersive summer internship program in Washington, D.C., for exceptional University of Alabama System students who plan to pursue a career opportunity in or around the government. Learn more.
Blackburn Institute
The mission of the Blackburn Institute is to develop a network of diverse leaders who understand the challenges facing the state of Alabama and the nation and who are committed to serving as agents of positive change. Learn more.
Shelby Institute for Policy and Leadership
The Shelby Institute for Policy and Leadership is a nonpartisan, interdisciplinary and student-focused establishment dedicated to educating and training future leaders of the state and nation. Learn more.