All Computer Science students are required to conduct Final Year Projects during the last 2-3 semesters of their study. They may work individually or in groups of 2-4 under faculty supervision. Students may select from a variety of projects that emphasize design, application, or research. Besides delivery of programming code, students are required to submit a proposal, progress report, and a detailed final report, as well as to give a presentation at the end.

Partner with a faculty member to research a topic of interest to you (outside of your major is OK!). Present your research at Discovery Day. Apply to become a Magellan Scholar and receive up to $3,000 to fund your research project in collaboration with a faculty mentor.

Students conduct research in leading technology areas under the direction of accomplished KU investigators. Undergraduates work primarily as research assistants and gain necessary hands-on experience while becoming part of a collaborative experience.

Funding opportunities are available from US universities for international students, but you should note that full funding is rare unless you have academic, athletic or artistic talent. Your best alternative is to approach the university you plan to attend for potential scholarship options. This should be done prior to actually submitting your application, as then you will know what scholarships you might be eligible for. Another option would be searching for external sources of funding.

Although undergraduate research is not a requirement for a degree in chemistry at Carnegie Mellon, every chemistry major has the opportunity to join a professor's research group for pay or credit as part of their undergraduate education. Research for credit can satisfy chemistry and a portion of certain other electives required for all of the undergraduate chemistry degree programs. Qualified students can begin a research project with a professor as early as they wish, even in the freshman year.

Yes, there are opportunities for undergraduates to engage in research projects under the guidance of mathematics faculty. Many of our faculty have web pages describing their current research interests. See our faculty directory for a general overview of who is interested in what. If you are interested in pursing a particular area of research, you should contact one of our advisors or the faculty member who specializes in that area.

quot;The Chandler Society for Undergraduate Chemistry is an organization dedicated to the advancement of science, technology, and in particular, chemistry, by the propagation of scientific spirit among undergraduates at Columbia University. We, as members of The Chandler Society, establish this Constitution to advance our shared goals."

If you are a recent college graduate, you may be eligible for the Postbaccalaureate IRTA program, the Technical IRTA program, or the NIH Academy. Information on all these programs can be accessed from our Student Programs page.

Please visit our Virtual Career Center for a wealth of information that may be of use in your search.

Georgetown, there are plenty of opportunities to conduct independent research or assist in various labs with faculty or with researchers at the Georgetown University Medical Center. NHS just completed construction of its own state-of-the-art Discovery Center, which provides undergraduate students many opportunities to work with current faculty.

Our online curriculum finder can be an invaluable tool in matching your interests with a SUNY campus. A Curriculum Index can also be found in the Application Viewbook.

Engineering students who plan to go on to graduate school will be most successful if they participate in undergraduate research opportunities. The SoE website has useful information about how students can gain this experience on campus. Additionally there are numerous summer programs at other university campuses throughout the country. Visit the National Science Foundation website regarding Research Experiences for Undergraduates. And as always, the UCSC Career Center has more information.

The JUR is a peer and faculty reviewed on-line journal which can be found at http://www.clas.ufl.edu/jur/. Creed Greer is the editor, and the JUR provides students a very unusual opportunity to have their work published. The JUR is not limited to the University Scholars Program research; any undergraduate research is acceptable for the journal.

Motivated students can be actively involved with research in their first year of college education, although research-related course work is not generally part of the curriculum until the junior year. Students can choose form more than 70 laboratories, in research areas such as digital signal processing, ATM networks, chip design, microwaves, power sources, and lasers.

It requires some internet research and some persistence on your part, but absolutely! Here are a few websites to get you started:

Our studies offer women the chance to learn more about mood disorders, to take advantage of newer treatments that are not widely available, and to be monitored closely during therapy. Depression can affect anyone, and about 10% women become depressed during pregnancy. About 15% of women suffer from postpartum depression.

Besides helping us to better understand depression during pregnancy and postpartum, you will be helping yourself and your baby. You will receive consultation and evaluation from a nationally known expert in the field, Katherine L. Wisner, M.D, M.S. Also, in some of our studies, your baby's development is followed, which will provide you with an abundance of information about your growing baby.

Only the principal investigator and her research staff will know you are involved in the study. Your name will not be placed on any questionnaires or interviews. Most of our assessments are computerized and identify you by a number that is given to you at the beginning of the study. Your consent form and any other identifying forms are kept in a separate, locked file cabinet, which only the research staff only has access to. You decide who you will tell among your family and friends.

A research study is an organized activity to learn more about a problem or answer questions. Many different kinds of studies are conducted. For example, a study may test if a product, such as a drug or equipment, is safe and effective. A study may be done to find out what health care practices work best. A study may be done to determine the best way to treat an illness, or how to prevent an illness.

The PEERLESS-HF clinical research study is designed to determine the safety and effectiveness of HeartNet therapy compared to the current standard of care. All clinical research studies follow a medical protocol and conform to the United States government’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations. Additionally, every clinical trial in the U.S.

Because of the relatively small size of the department, close proximity to modern sociological, anthropological, and social work research is......

URSI (Undergraduate Research Summer Institute) offers students valuable experience in planning and executing original research in the sciences with faculty sponsors. The Ford Scholars Program involves students in collaborative research in the humanities and social sciences. Tuition, room and board, and a stipend are included for both programs.

Yes! Hope College has been the consistent leader for undergraduate research and research grants. Hope is ranked highly for research/creative projects programs among ALL colleges and universities with great consistency. This means Hope students have a much greater opportunity to do research at Hope verses undergraduates at the well known “research universities.” It is not unusual for a Hope student to have multiple research opportunities during his/her 4-year experience.

Yes! Research experience is essential if you are interested in graduate school and the Psychology Department highly recommends active participation in research as a very effective way to enrich your undergraduate learning experience in psychology. To become involved in research, you should first identify a professor in whose work you are interested. Contact the professor and find out what his or her preferences for participation might be.

Dartmouth supports undergraduate research and collaboration between student and faculty members starting from each student's first year. The college provides funding for individual researches as well as partnership endeavors in all areas of academia. You can find out more about research opportunities at Dartmouth from the websites listed below