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Undergraduate Research
Our students are collaborators in our research in the natural and social sciences and across the humanities and arts. They drive their own curiosity and inquiries through independent research efforts working directly with faculty through multiple programs.
The experience that students gain through hands-on undergraduate research—working collaboratively, managing complex projects—empowers them in whatever career they choose.
100%
majors offer research opportunities
60%
of students engage in research with faculty
Quantifying Housing Inequality
Emory students tackle Atlanta housing question in summer data project.
A SURE Thing
Summer Undergraduate Research Experience draws record participants in return to in-person program.
Mapping Behavior
Senior delves into ways movement can reflect what’s on our minds.
The Salamander Guy
Nick Chang has spent two years expanding his experiences in field biology, conservation policy analysis and ecosystem management, recently receiving a national NOAA scholarship.
Exploring Workplace Inequality
One of only 16 Beinecke Scholars selected nationwide in 2022, senior Hunter Akridge tackles issues of employee autonomy through research.
Drug discovery’ courses showcase bench-to-bedside process
The latest initiative from Human Health exposes undergrads to the science, policy, ethics and law behind vaccines and drug discovery.
Diving into Dracula
Emory class sinks its teeth into Bram Stoker archive at Rose Library for interdisciplinary research.
Creative Research
Ozzy Wagner 22C has taken a lifetime of writing and developed into a groundbreaking playwright with an eye for inclusive and diverse theater.
Undergraduate Research Programs
Undergraduate Research Programs support undergraduate research and scholarship opportunities. These opportunities happen in classrooms, laboratories, libraries, studios, and on stages across our institution.
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