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Auburn University
REU: Collaborative Approaches among Scientists and Engineers
Deadline
Usually due February–March (typical for NSF REU summer research sites)
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Where
Auburn, AL
United States
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What it is
A paid NSF-funded summer research program (REU) hosted by Auburn University, focused on Collaborative Approaches among Scientists and Engineers. Undergrads work on real research projects with faculty mentors. Check the program site for dates, eligibility and how to apply.
Details
- Who it's for
- Undergraduates interested in biology, chemistry, computing, earth & environment, engineering, mathematics, physics research (REUs are generally for U.S. citizens and permanent residents; check the site)
- Class years
- Class year not stated in the posting · check the official page
- Citizenship
- US citizens only · Per the posting
- Majors
- Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Earth & Environment, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics
- Location
- Auburn, AL (United States)
- Deadline
- EstimateUsually due February–March (typical for NSF REU summer research sites)
What's a summer research?
Paid research with a lab or professor, usually over the summer.
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Don't wait for the deadline. Early applicants often get reviewed first, and spots fill on a rolling basis.