College of Engineering

Do you like to:
 build electronics?   program computers?   perform experiments?
 discover ways to make water cleaner?   make things fly?
         see something no one else has seen before?

You should consider:
becoming involved in undergraduate research!  Engineering undergraduates are working on:
• using cells to create biodegradable products
• using clickers to help students learn faster
                               • making biofuels from algae
                               • improving water quality to prevent cancer
                               • designing rocket control systems   

 

As you Advance
you will want to share your findings.  You can present your results at:
The Student Showcase, Research on Capitol Hill, The Utah Conference on Undergraduate Research, The National Conference on Undergraduate Research, and at Professional Conferences

Of course research requires funding, and Utah State offers a wide variety of funding opportunities and resources including: grants, fellowships, awards, and travel funds to help you get started.  We want you to be successful!

A new program, Engineering Undergraduate Research or EURP will kick-off in Spring 2010.

Visit the USU Research Office online to learn more about fellowships at USU.

Finally, have a look at what our engineering undergraduate researchers are doing.

Picture yourself doing research that really interests you!  Undergraduate research looks great on a resume, and Utah State includes the designation of Undergraduate Research Scholar on official student transcripts.  USU and You - a winning research team!