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Students doing field research in Alaska

Research, scholarship & creative activity opportunities

Participating in research as an undergraduate student is a really great way to apply what you’re learning in your classes and explore your interests within your major or other areas of study.

You’ll gain valuable skills and experience for future jobs, meet new people and form connections with research faculty, and possibly travel or work on projects over the summer for course credit.

Get involved in research and creative activity—the world is your classroom. We offer some great funded research opportunities through our office and support along the way.

View the opportunities offered by our office and other entities.

Beyond the classroom walls

Learn more about undergraduate research from the perspectives of some of our students.

Why get involved in research as an undergrad?

Resources for getting started

Join our email list to receive info about funding opportunities, approaching deadlines, workshops and other events.

Student and mentor working in The Innevation Center Makerspace

Find a mentor

Browse our mentor portal and some suggestions to get started.

Mentor directory
Art student doing a presentation

Prepare your proposal

Get tips, a proposal outline, sample proposals and other resources.

Proposal preparation
Student presenting at Nevada Undergraduate Research Symposium

Prepare your presentation

Find info, guidelines and samples for oral and poster presentations.

Presentation preparation
Hydrology students doing field research

Meetings, workshops & events

View our calendar of events and learn about our Wolf Pack Discovery symposiums.

Events calendar

Join our email list!

Sign-up to receive emails about funding opportunities, approaching deadlines, workshops and other events.

Donate to Undergraduate Research

Your support will facilitate impactful experiential learning for students.

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