We're not the only source of funding for undergraduate researchers and scholars. Take a look at some options across the university and pick the opportunity that's right for you.
These programs and opportunities may have money available based on your interests,
background, organizations, or campus.
Many options exist around the system and don't forget to ask your mentor!
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) Undergraduate Research Enhancement Program (UREP) offers funding intended to enhance the number of CAS students involved in research and encourage faculty mentorship of undergraduates.
Up to $3,000 for students enrolled in the College of Engineering & Computing (CEC) to conduct summer research with a CEC faculty mentor.
The Honors College offers funding for undergraduate research across disciplines to promote intellectual growth and to encourage excellence in scholarship.
National Fellowships and Scholar Programs can help students apply for competitive national Fellowships.
The Ronald E. McNair program helps TRiO Opportunity Scholars and students underrepresented in graduate degree programs prepare for graduate school by involving them in research and other scholarly activities.
For projects where the activity, outcome or product will have a direct benefit for the public.
Research sites funded through the National Science Foundation (NSF).
10-week, summer research at MUSC in biomedical and biobehavioral cancer research with an emphasis on cancer disparity dynamics in South Carolina.
Investigate your field of interest in another country, adding the benefit and experience of a cross-cultural setting.