
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
Undergraduate research allows students to develop creativity and problem-solving skills.
Interested in Research?
Course-based Undergraduate Research Experiences (CUREs) offer Biology undergraduates the opportunity to do research with a small group of students, under the guidance of a Biology faculty member. Students receive course credit and may co-author a research publication or use the experience to complete an Honors Thesis. This course is also an excellent way to gain research training before pursuing research in a Faculty lab or strengthen an application for graduate or professional school. All courses require instructor permission. If you are interested in registering, click the button at the bottom to complete the CURE interest form.
If you are looking for information about BIOL 4910, please see Independent Research Course below
CUREs Offered in Spring 2025
Vertebrate Development Lab (BIOL 4920 / BIOL 6905)
- Instructor: Dr. Jonathan Sylvester
- Time: Tuesday and Thursday, 1 - 3:30 PM
- Prerequisite: BIOL 3800
*Are you interested in this course? Use the button below to complete the CURE interest form and connect with the instructor.
Urban Aquatic Microbiomes (BIOL 4920)
- Instructor: Dr. Jessica Joyner
- Time: Monday and Wednesday, 9:30am - 12:15pm
- Prerequisite: BIOL 3800
*Are you interested in this course? Use the button below to complete the CURE interest form and connect with the instructor.
Undergraduate Independent Research
Independent Research Course
The course is variable hour, so make sure you record the proper amount of credits hours you agreed upon with your mentor.
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