Research at UCLA
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PORTAL
Below is a list of research programs from our campus partners. You can also visit the Undergraduate Research Portal for a more expansive list of current available research opportunities for students. You can find the portal under the ‘Academics’ tab on MyUCLA.
MAXIMIZING ACCESS TO RESEARCH CAREERS (MARC) U*STAR PROGRAM
The Maximizing Access to Research Careers (MARC) U*STAR Program is a two-year program that seeks to strengthen the skills and research training of students from groups traditionally underrepresented in the biomedical sciences. This program is appropriate for students interested in pursuing a PhD or dual PhD degree upon completion of their baccalaureate degree.
The MARC Program offers research training, financial support, mentoring, networking opportunities and academic preparation for strong and motivated students.
MCNAIR RESEARCH SCHOLARS PROGRAM
The UCLA McNair Research Scholars Program is a two-year program for students interested in pursuing a PhD. The program is open to juniors and transfer students in Life Sciences and Physical Sciences (as well as those in Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences).
DEAN’S AWARD FOR LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCH
The Dean’s Award for Life Science Research is a quarterly financial award. Applications are open to Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors majoring in Life Science fields. Open to AB540 students.
LIFE SCIENCE DEAN’S AWARD FOR NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH – SCHEIBEL SCHOLARS
The Life Science Dean’s Award for Neuroscience Research – Scheibel Scholars funds outstanding undergraduates majoring in Neuroscience IDP (uNSIDP) interested in research. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Please be advised that students may not hold two research awards at one time, so students currently being funded through programs such as MARC or I 2 URP are not eligible.
PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS (PROPS)
The UCLA Psychology Research Opportunity Programs (PROPS) provide financial support and professional development to underrepresented students conducting research with UCLA Psychology faculty.
QUEEN’S ROAD FOUNDATION UNDERGRADUATE FELLOWSHIP
The Queen’s Road Foundation is supporting undergraduate scholarships in the Division of Physical Sciences through the establishment of the Queen’s Road Foundation Undergraduate Fellows Fund.
Each year, one student from each department within the Division of Physical Sciences will be selected to receive a fellowship. U.S. citizenship or residency will not be a requirement as a recipient of this award, but students must be enrolled full-time with a declared major in one of the Physical Sciences departments.
SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAMS
CHEMISTRY & BIOCHEMISTRY UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM
The Chemistry and Biochemistry Undergraduate Summer Research Program offers UCLA undergraduates the opportunity to carry out research with a Chemistry or Biochemistry faculty mentor during the summer. The mentor must agree to supervise the student during the summer.
HENRY SAMUELI SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & APPLIED SCIENCE SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAM (SURP)
The Samueli School of Engineering’s Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) is an umbrella organization that administers and scaffolds summer undergraduate research opportunities within UCLA Engineering. Visit the SURP website for more information.
INSTITUTE FOR PURE & APPLIED MATH (IPAM) RESEARCH IN INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS
IPAM offers several versions of its Research in Industrial Projects for Students (RIPS) program, a summer research experience for students of math and related disciplines. Students work in teams on projects sponsored by industry.   The application process begins in November for the following summer. Undergraduate students may apply to RIPS-LA and RIPS-Singapore; graduate students may apply to GRIPS-Berlin or GRIPS-Sendai, for a specific project. Please check the webpages for application deadlines and details.
JOINT INSTITUTE FOR REGIONAL EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (JIFRESSE)
The UCLA Joint Institute for Regional Earth System Science and Engineering allows undergraduates the chance to work on one of six projects focused on Earth systems in the Southern California region in a scientific collaboration between UCLA and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
LIFE SCIENCE DEAN’S AWARD FOR SUMMER
The Life Science Dean’s Award for Summer is awarded to support undergraduates conducting research during the summer in their educational and career goals. Open to AB540 students.
PHYSICS & ASTRONOMY UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM
The UCLA Physics and Astronomy Department’s Undergraduate Summer Research Program is a 10 week opportunity explicitly for the UCLA Physics and Astronomy department students. Faculty will define a number of available research projects.
UCLA BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH MINOR
The UCLA Minor in Biomedical Research was designed to make laboratory research a core part of the scientific curriculum as early as the first year of college. Independent research is complemented by coursework that develops important skills such as critical thinking, analysis of research literature and data presentation. In addition, an ethics and social science component trains students to recognize the political, social and philosophical issues facing science today.
RALPH J. BUNCHE UNDERGRADUATE FELLOWSHIP
UCLA’s Bunche Undergraduate Fellowship  funds undergraduate students to study the conditions of Black life. Recipients of the fellowship are matched with a Faculty Mentor and required to take a research course each quarter of their fellowship year (fall through summer) with BFP Faculty Director, Dr. Walter Allen. Priority is given to African American Studies majors and minors
CEED’S RISE-UP PROGRAM
The purpose of the RISE-UP Program (Research Intensive Series in Engineering for Underrepresented Populations) is to keep CEED’s engineering and computing students, particularly from underrepresented groups, interested in the excitement of learning. The ultimate goal of this program is to encourage these young scholars to go on to graduate school and perhaps the professoriate. RISE-UP challenges and inspires students to stay in engineering and computing or to use those problem-solving skills no matter their future endeavors. In addition to conducting research, RISE-UP Scholars also attend workshops on preparing for graduate school and present their work at the annual CEED RISE-UP Poster Competition in August of each year.
PATHWAY TO A PHD IN ANCIENT EGYPT AND NORTHERN AFRICA
The Pathway to a PhD program offers an exciting 8-week introduction to the study of ancient Egypt. The course will cover all aspects of this fascinating culture, from the language and hieroglyphic writing system to Egyptian religion, art, and history, with a special focus on the role that race has played in the study of this ancient African culture. Throughout the summer, we’ll also explore the vibrant connections between ancient Egyptian culture and modern African American communities that appear in art, music, literature, and many other aspects of popular culture. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about Rihanna’s tattoos, the Afrofuturism of Sun Ra, or the Egyptian-inspired bodysuits in Beyonce’s Homecoming, then consider spending your summer with us at UCLA!
UCLA/GETTY PROGRAM IN THE CONSERVATION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND ETHNOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
The aim of the UCLA/Getty Master’s Program on the Conservation of Archaeological and Ethnographic Materials is to provide students with a solid educational base and practical training in both archaeological and ethnographic materials, as well as an appreciation of the often complex range of issues relating to significance, access, and use of these materials, which—in many cases—sets them apart from fine art or historical materials. The program facilitates an understanding of the multiple values and meanings these materials may still have for indigenous populations, and fosters a sense of partnership with stakeholder communities in relevant aspects of conservation decision making.
CENTER FOR DIVERSE LEADERSHIP IN SCIENCE
The Center For Diverse Leadership in Science fellowship is a unique opportunity for early-career scientists to build community, grow leadership skills, engage in collaborative research, and gain support. Fellows advance skills and solve environmental problems through hands-on research experience. Research facilitates engagement, active learning, and a deepening of understanding through the application of knowledge. They are in environments where they work as part of research teams, and receive mentorship from trained and supportive senior mentors, and from peer mentors. In addition, fellows are asked to mentor peers and more junior fellows, and to work in groups to engage in outreach. The structure we use encourages the fellows to see themselves as both teachers and learners. The approach promotes shared values, leadership, and communication. It also leads to a sense of fulfillment and community, which supports persistence.
PATHWAYS SUMMER SCHOLAR AND LIFE SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIP
The UCLA-HHMI Pathways to Success Program is an opportunity for first-year undergraduates to participate in cutting-edge biological research and be part of a rigorous academic support community as they matriculate through UCLA. Students who actively participate in the program:
1) Get early, hands-on research experience
2) Perform better in their lower division science courses
3) Develop strong and meaningful relationships with faculty and graduate students through mentorship and,
4) Become a part of a tight-knit science community.
Scholars can apply for up to $2500 support for 8-weeks of summer research.
RICHARD MORGAN UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER FELLOWSHIP (MD-PHD)
The new UCLA M.D.-Ph.D. Summer Research Fellowship Program, launching in summer of 2021, will provide access and support to UCLA undergraduate students to conduct research in some of the most competitive research laboratories at UCLA. After completion of the summer program, participating students will continue to receive mentorship and guidance by our faculty as they apply for M.D.-Ph.D. programs. In our inaugural year, we aim to open two or three fellowships to qualified candidates demonstrating resilience, ingenuity, creative thinking, and leadership potential. Each summer, students will complete an eight-week research program with individualized mentorship and a stipend for living expenses.
BRUINS IN GENOMICS UNDERGRAD SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM
Bruins-in-Genomics (B.I.G Summer) is an 8-week, full-time immersion internship for undergraduates interested in research that involves the analysis of biomedical data and biological systems. Students learn the cutting-edge research methods and work within labs of leading scientists to solve real-world problems. In addition to the the introductory workshops in in bioinformatics methods B.I.G Summer offers career development workshops, graduate school preparation, and networking for undergraduates interested in quantitative and computational biosciences.
CENTER FOR INTEGRATED CATALYSIS SUMMER REU
The Center for Integrated Catalysis Summer REU (C.I.C Summer REU) is an 8-week, full time paid program that encourages undergraduates to participate in research and science communication for sustainable catalysis. For our 2022 program, undergraduates affiliated from 4 institutions (Boston College, University of California Los Angeles, University of Houston and University of North Carolina) will work closely with faculty and other researchers to develop their problem-solving skills and gain exposure to cutting-edge chemical research. In addition, a variety of outreach projects are made, including interviews, blog posts and even TikTok videos!
DAVID HAROLD BLACKWELL SUMMER RESEARCH INSTITUTE
The David Harold Blackwell Summer Research Institute is a six-week competitive summer activity designed to provide research experience to talented undergraduate students. Students will conduct research in Applied Probability, Analysis, or Theoretical Computer Science, under the supervision of faculty members who are experts in these areas. During the program, each participant will conduct research on one of the UC Campuses under the direction of a faculty member and receive funding for six weeks of lodging, meals and incidentals. After the six-week program, each participant will continue receiving advice from their program mentor for graduate school applications and get connected as needed to students with more experience.
BREAK THROUGH TECH AI at UCLA
The Break Through Tech AI Program helps students gain the skills they need to get jobs in the fastest-growing areas of tech: data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence. Developed by industry and academic leaders, students begin with a summer ML Engineering curriculum that teaches the critical, practical skills that help qualify candidates for entry-level jobs in the field including skills in building data analysis pipelines, training and validating ML models, while gaining experience with common ML/AI libraries. Next, students join the AI Studio where they work in teams to solve industry challenges and develop a portfolio of AI projects that demonstrate their capabilities. Throughout the program, students receive career coaching, mentorship and summer internship placement support, all aimed at helping participants successfully launch their AI tech career.
Research Outside of UCLA
PATHWAYS TO SCIENCE
Pathways to Sciences is a great resource to search out external funding and professional development programs for the summer and graduate school. The site aims to increase diversity in all STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields.
TANMS REU
The Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Program provides research opportunities in the TANMS (Center for Translational Applications of Nanoscale Multiferroic Systems) Engineering Research Center for undergraduates from non-TANMS affiliated colleges and universities. Students work collaboratively with faculty, postdoc scholars & graduate student mentors on cutting-edge multiferroic technology.
CSU MATH BRIDGE
The objective of the CSU Math Bridge Summer Program is to contribute to the ability and motivation of high-potential Cal State students to apply to PhD programs in math. Based on UCLA’s campus, the five-week program includes short courses of guided reading and problem solving, and a course of preparation for the math subject GRE. This year, six students successfully completed the program and intend to take the GRE in the fall.
UCLA-HBCU VISION SCIENCE
The HBCU: Evolutionary Medicine-Pathways to PhDs program is open to undergraduate juniors and seniors from HBCUs. Participants will work on Evolutionary Medicine topics at UCLA. Evolutionary Medicine is the study of how evolutionary and ecological principles affect medicine and medical applications, and how medical and clinical problems generate new research questions and ideas in evolution. Evolutionary medicine is fast emerging as an important new field in the biomedical sciences. Representing an interdisciplinary subject that combines ecology and evolutionary biology, anthropology, psychology, zoology, systems biology and microbiology with medicine, the field of evolutionary medicine has the potential to transform the way biomedical researches and doctors examine medical questions, conduct biomedical research, and treat patience. Summer interns will work closely with a principal investigator (PI) from UCLA’s Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department and a PI from the David Geffen School of Medicine.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY BREAK THROUGH TECH AI
The Cornell University Break Through Tech AIÂ Â helps college women (trans and cis), nonbinary, and other underrepresented groups in tech gain the skills they need to get jobs in the fastest-growing areas of tech: data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Developed by industry and academic leaders, you will master the skills necessary to become a successful ML engineer. Complete our ML Engineering curriculum over the summer and complete industry challenge projects hosted by leading companies during the academic year. Along the way, you will learn practical, industry-relevant skills that will help qualify you for entry-level jobs in the field, including building data analysis pipelines, and utilizing common ML and AI tools and libraries to train and validate ML models. At the same time, you will receive career coaching, mentorship, and summer internship placement support, all aimed at helping you successfully launch your career in ML and AI.
Summer Research at UCLA
SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
The UCLA Summer Programs for Undergraduate Research (SPUR) offer upper division undergraduate students with outstanding academic potential the opportunity to work closely with faculty mentors on research projects. The programs are designed for students who wish to learn more about the graduate school experience and possibly pursue an academic career in teaching and research. Opportunities are available in virtually all academic fields (e.g., arts, humanities, social sciences, life sciences, health sciences, physical sciences, etc.). Learn more here.
2025 Application Deadline: Wednesday, January 15th
THE DIVERSITY PROJECT
The Diversity Project is a 10-week* research-intensive summer program funded by the UC-HBCU initiative and the National Science Foundation focused on increasing participation of underrepresented minority students in marine and evolutionary biology. Through fieldwork and laboratory training, students will learn an integrative approach towards the study of the ecology and biodiversity of coral reef ecosystems at the Gump South Pacific Research Station on the island of Mo’orea, French Polynesia.  TDP complements student-centered fieldwork and laboratory research with mentoring on career development, ranging from successfully applying to graduate school to choosing a career. TDP faculty also work with students to publish their research and to present their work at national and international meetings. Some funding dedicated to students from Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). *Note: This year’s program begins Monday, June 5, 2025. Learn more here. Â
2025 Application Deadline: Wednesday, January 15th
BRAIN RESEARCH INSTITUTE SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
The UCLA Brain Research Institute (BRI) sponsors a summer undergraduate research experience (BRI-SURE) pathway program for students currently participating in the Minority Access to Research Careers (MARC) and other honors research programs whose goal is to increase diversity. This program solicits applications from students from universities and colleges across the nation. BRI-SURE Pathway is an 8-week, intensive summer research-training program for exceptional students interested in pursuing research careers in Neuroscience or Physiology. The program is designed to provide a rigorous, in-depth research experience to prepare participants for top-quality Ph.D. and M.D./Ph.D. graduate programs. The BRI-SURE program offers a summer stipend. Applicants must be in good academic standing with a minimum GPA of 3.0. The program is open to rising juniors and seniors and current CSU/HBCU/MARCH Students. Learn more here. Â
2025 Application Deadline: Wednesday, January 22nd
PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOLARS TRAINING PROGRAM
The UCLA Public Health Scholars Training Program provides undergraduate students the opportunity to explore the field of public health through hands-on training, structured workshops, group excursions, and leadership and professional development. Located in Los Angeles, the program offers scholars the opportunity to train at UCLA, to explore public health in one of the most diverse counties in the US, and to experience the city’s vibrant culture. We work with community The UCLA Public Health Scholars Training Program provides undergraduate students the opportunity to explore the field of public health through hands-on training, structured workshops, group excursions, and leadership and professional development. Located in Los Angeles, the program offers scholars the opportunity to train at UCLA, to explore public health in one of the most diverse counties in the US, and to experience the city’s vibrant culture. We work with community-based organizations, health systems, and government agencies to offer field placement opportunities for scholars that focus on health equity. Learn more here. Â
2025 Application Deadline: Friday, January 31st
AMGEN SCHOLARS
The Amgen Scholars Program  is a national program to increase learning and networking opportunities for students committed to pursuing a career in science or engineering. During summer 2025, UCLA will host 10 Amgen Scholars. 2 will be undergraduates from UCLA and 8 will be from other 4-year colleges and universities. Learn more here.Â
2025 Application Deadline: Saturday, February 1st
DAVID HAROLD BLACKWELL SUMMER RESEARCH INSTITUTE
The David Harold Blackwell Summer Research Institute is a six-week competitive summer activity designed to provide research experience to talented undergraduate students. Students will conduct research in Applied Probability, Analysis, or Theoretical Computer Science, under the supervision of faculty members who are experts in these areas.Learn more here.
2025 Application Deadline: Saturday, February 1st
NEUROSCIENCE SCHOLARS PROGRAM
The UCLA Neuroscience Scholars program is a 10-week intensive summer research training experience for exceptional UCLA sophomore and junior undergraduates that are committed to pursuing a graduate degree in neuroscience. Neuroscience Scholars will be paired with a UCLA faculty mentor based on their research interests. Students will conduct discovery research in the laboratories of their faculty mentors. The program also includes: on-campus housing, $5000 stipend, journal clubs, lunches with faculty, career development workshops, seminars, and poster presentations.Learn more here.
2025 Application Deadline: Saturday, February 1st
CHEMISTRY & BIOCHEMISTRY SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP
The Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) offers undergraduates majoring in our department the opportunity to carry out research with a Chemistry or Biochemistry faculty mentor during the summer. The mentor must agree to supervise the student during the summer.Learn more here.
2024 Application Deadline: February 28th
URC-SCIENCES SUMMER PROGRAM
The URC-Sciences Summer Program is a 10-week opportunity for UCLA undergraduates to undertake research with a UCLA faculty and receive professional development through workshops and seminars. Students undertaking research with a UCLA faculty are eligible. Part-time scholarships will be offered to students enrolling in summer school in addition to full-time scholarships.Learn more here.
2025 Application Deadline: Monday, March 3rd
BRUINS IN GENOMICS (B.I.G.) SUMMER PROGRAM
Bruins-In-Genomics (B.I.G.) Summer Research Program is an 8-week full-time immersion program for undergraduates interested in learning how to read and analyze genes and genomes. Through this program students will have the opportunity to experience graduate-level coursework, and learn the latest cutting-edge research, tools and methods used by leading scientists to solve real-world problems.Learn more here.
2025 Application Deadline: Monday, March 3rd
UC LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE THROUGH ADVANCED DEGREES (UC LEADS)
The UC LEADS Program is one of the most prestigious fellowships awarded by the University of California system. This program provides up to nine UCLA upper-division undergraduate students in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics with educational experiences that prepare them to assume positions of leadership in academia, industry, government, and public service following the completion of a doctoral degree, preferably at the University of California.Learn more here.
2025 Application Deadline: Friday, March 7th
HENRY SAMUELI SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & APPLIED SCIENCE SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAM (SURP)
The Samueli School of Engineering’s Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) is an umbrella organization that administers and scaffolds summer undergraduate research opportunities within UCLA Engineering. Visit the SURP website for more information. Learn more here.
JOINT INSTITUTE FOR REGIONAL EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (JIFRESSE)
The UCLA Joint Institute for Regional Earth System Science and Engineering allows undergraduates the chance to work on one of six projects focused on Earth systems in the Southern California region in a scientific collaboration between UCLA and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
PHYSICS & ASTRONOMY UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM
The UCLA Physics and Astronomy Department’s Undergraduate Summer Research Program is an 8-10 week opportunity explicitly for the UCLA Physics and Astronomy department students. Faculty will define a number of available research projects.
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PORTAL
The Undergraduate Research Portal is an online resource that helps you find research opportunities on and off campus. You can find various external research opportunities for the summer on the portal.
Summer Research Outside of UCLA
FRED HUTCHINSON SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAM
The Fred Hutchinson Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) is an intensive, nine-week internship for undergraduates entering the summer before their final year, semester, or quarter of study. It’s designed to provide research experience and mentorship for students interested in biomedical research. Under the guidance of a faculty mentor, interns will complete an independent research project and present their findings at a competitive poster session.
2025 Application Deadline: Friday, January 10th
UM FRANKEL CVC SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP
The University of Michigan Samuel & Jean Frankel Cardiovascular Center (Frankel CVC) is offering a 10-week summer undergraduate research fellowship where students will be matched to a laboratory led by an Frankel CVC faculty member and participate in nationally recognized, basic science research in areas such as atherosclerosis, genetic cardiomyopathies, blood clotting disorders, cardiac arrhythmias, vascular biology, and heart failure. Â
2025 Application Deadline: Friday, January 10th
SUMMER INTERNSHIP WITH THE US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship (MLEF) Program is a 10-week summer internship for undergraduate and master’s students in STEM majors. As an MLEF participant you will:
Complete a hands-on research project at one of DOE’s National Laboratories or DOE Headquarters.
Learn from our scientists and engineers how we are working to minimize the environmental and climate impacts of fossil fuels and industrial processes while working to achieve net-zero emissions.
Receive a weekly stipend. Travel and housing assistance is also available.
The MLEF Program may place students at one of several U.S. Department of Energy sites including but not limited to:
- U.S. Department of Energy Headquarters
- National Energy Technology Laboratory
- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
- Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
- Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
2025 Application Deadline: Tuesday, January 21st
UC SAN DIEGO SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP MSTP
MSTP-SURF is an 8-week summer program at UC San Diego designed for motivated undergraduate students from groups that have been shown by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to be underrepresented in health sciences on a national basis and who are interested in seeking future training in a combined M.D./Ph.D. program or an academically oriented career in medicine.
2025 Application Deadline: Friday, January 31
UC SAN FRANCISCO SUMMER RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM
The SRTP provides research opportunities in the biomedical and biological sciences for undergraduate students with the desire to pursue a PhD or MD/PhD. Students selected for summer research at UCSF spend up to ten weeks working with faculty members on research projects. Participants in the program take part in seminars, lectures, and social events, creating a cohesive and supportive community. At the end of the program, students give presentations of their research and get valuable feedback from students, postdocs, and faculty at UCSF.
2025 Application Deadline: Saturday, February 1
INSTITUTE FOR PURE & APPLIED MATHEMATICS
The Research in Industrial Projects for Students (RIPS) Programs provide an opportunity for talented undergraduate students to work in teams on real-world research projects proposed by sponsors from industry or the public sector. Each student team, with support from their academic mentor and industry mentor, will research the problem and present the results, both orally and in writing, at the end of the program. Subsequent to the RIPS program, some student teams choose to publish their results, or present them at national conferences. IPAM provides each undergraduate student with a wide range of support and incentives. Learn more here.Â
2025 Application Deadline: Monday, February 3
ENGINEERING AND IMAGING SUMMER PROGRAM
Sloan Kettering – Engineering and Imaging Summer ProgramÂ
Memorial Sloan Kettering and the Gerstner School of Biomedical Sciences are pleased to invite applications for the Engineering and Imaging Summer Program (EISP). EISP is designed to bring together undergraduate rising juniors and seniors interested in engineering, molecular imaging, and/or biomedicine for a summer research experience in labs at Memorial Sloan Kettering that are developing new technologies and techniques to solve fundamental problems in biology and to better understand, diagnose, and treat cancer. The 10-week program begins on June 2 and ends on August 8, 2025.
2025 Application Deadline: Monday, February 3
NIH SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
The NIH SIP program is for college, graduate and professional students interested in exploring careers in research and healthcare. These are full-time research positions within one of the NIH Institutes and Centers (IC) in the NIH Intramural Research Program. Research groups are located on all NIH campuses, including the main campus in Bethesda, MD.Â
Summer interns work in a research groups directed by a Principal Investigator (PI). NIH SIPÂ offers research opportunities in the biomedical, behavioral, and social sciences with opportunities to explore basic, translational, and clinical research. Students interested in biology, engineering, epidemiology, psychology, mathematics, chemistry, pharmaceutical sciences, nursing, physics, computer science, bioinformatics, and other health-related fields are invited to apply. Summer interns may not work in administrative offices or outside of the NIH IRP.
2025 Application Deadline: Saturday, February 1