Engaging in research can be a transformative educational experience—one that helps define your area of interest and tie your knowledge to practical application. Every DePaul undergraduate has the opportunity to participate in a variety of research projects. Here are some of the ways you can structure your research project:
- Devising an independent research project for credit through independent studies and Junior Year Experiential Learning courses
- Collaborating with a faculty member on a research project and earning a stipend through the Undergraduate Research Assistantship Program
- Participating in the annual Undergraduate Research Conference as part of the Chicago Area Undergraduate Research Symposium
- Applying to be part of the Research Experience for Undergraduates program, funded by the National Science Foundation, for work in medical informatics through the College of Computing and Digital Media
Explore these links to learn more about Undergraduate Research opportunities at DePaul.
Undergraduate Research in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Undergraduate Research in the School of Computing The Medical Informatics (MedIX) ProgramChicago Area Undergraduate Research Symposium