Center for Undergraduate Research
Supporting students, mentors, and instructors engaged in research.
Research-Intensive Course Grants

Challenge your students to develop their research skills through course-based projects.  Get support from our office to do it.

Recipients of a Research-Intensive Course Grant will:

  • Develop a larger assignment or course plan that challenges students to develop their research skills
  • Receive $500 for the instructor and an additional $500 for course expenses
  • Get support from the Center through workshops and advising

 

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Expectations for Grant Recipients
Application Information

Deadline for Spring 2020: November 15, 2019, 11:59 pm

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Research teaches critical thinking and problem solving — top skills sought by employers
The Research Experience Program has certified more than 2,000 students since 2005
KU is a member of the Council on Undergraduate Research
More than 1,200 students have received Undergraduate Research Awards since 1986
More than 150 mentors sponsored undergraduate projects through the Center for Undergraduate Research each year
KU's first valedictorian, Flora Richardson, conducted research as an undergraduate before graduating in 1873
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Use research to apply what you learned in the classroom to a real problem
Students who perform research develop strong relationships with KU faculty
Research is a hands-on way to explore career options
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