Research
The considerable research strengths of Arts and Letters faculty members are a central core of the intellectual climate of the university and the larger community. Faculty move their research and scholarship from the library, archive, lab, and stage into print, and find ever more interesting and effective ways to bring research into the classroom.
Graduate students are welcomed into a supportive community of scholars that provides a congenial environment in which to complete research for theses and dissertations.
Undergraduate students perform research and undertake creative work that includes original investigation, experimentation, and publication/presentation across many fields of study.
Featured Faculty Research
Frederick Rauscher, Department of Philosophy
Frederick Rauscher, associate professor of philosophy, will use a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to translate selected writings of the eighteenth-century German philosopher Immanuel Kant into English.
Research Funding Resources for Faculty
MSU Research Web
Scholarly Journals Edited by Arts and Letters Faculty
Featured Student Research