Undergraduate research programs take place all across campus. Explore the websites listed below, reach out to faculty who are involved in research that interests you, and talk to our Research Ambassadors to find opportunities that speak to your academic, personal, and professional goals.
The Center of Excellence for Women and Technology (CEW&T) offers the Emerging Scholars Research Experiences for Undergraduate Women (CEW&T REU-W), a program that pairs first- and second-year students with faculty researchers.
The College of Arts and Sciences offers a variety of services and programs to support undergraduate research through their College Office of Undergraduate Research and the Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Research Experience (ASURE) program.
Additionally, many College departments and programs offer additional research opportunities—browse departmental websites and talk to your academic advisor for more information.
HLS offers a variety of research opportunities through programs such as the IU Diplomacy Lab, the Tobias Center Research Assistance Fellows Program, and the GW-IU Undergraduate Research Exchange Program to name a few. Check out the HLS website to learn more.
Luddy has limitless possibilities for research and it's never too early to start. Learn about their Undergraduate Research Opportunities in Computing (UROC) and all that's happening in the world of Luddy student research.
The Media School promotes an environment of endless curiosity through their courses and with the help of their Institute for Communication Research. In addition to being able to publish papers and present at conferences, students can also further their creative pursuits through access to cutting edge technology.
Learn how to get started in The Media School's student opportunities page.
The O'Neill School has numerous enriched learning opportunities that involve research and creative activity. Students can even earn a certificate in Applied Research and Inquiry. To learn more about these opportunities, including opportunities at the Research and Teaching Preserve, check out their academic and enrichment programs listing.
Qualified undergraduate students can gain valuable vision science and optometric-based research experience in any of the School of Optometry research labs.
Undergraduates in the School of Public Health have opportunities to work with faculty who are advancing scientific knowledge within six primary areas of public health research. Learn more about their student research opportunities and explore their centers and institutes.
The Environment, Society, and Sustainability Institute offers the Sustainability Scholars program. This program allows students to contribute to research projects relating to sustainability.
Discover additional research opportunities offered through research centers, museums, and institutes.
