Students

Undergraduate Research

female and male student work together on an engineering research project in the lab

What is undergraduate research all about?

Research is about curiosity, creativity and making a real impact in something you are passionate about.  USF is known for our research -- ranking 14th among American public research universities and 34th worldwide!  As an undergraduate student, you can contribute to this work by engaging in exciting research projects that contribute to your field of study. 

Why should I pursue research?

Did you know that student who engage in research often excel academically?  By participating in undergraduate research, you will benefit from developing transferable skills, like critical thinking, problem solving and teamwork. Not only do these skills help you as a student but they are also valuable both on graduate school applications and your resume. 

Where do I go to find more information and to apply for undergraduate research opportunities?

For more information on undergraduate research, visit the Office of High Impact Practices & Undergraduate Research's website.