This is an open-access database – intended for students from any institution – of 900+ paid summer research opportunities for undergraduates in STEM disciplines hosted by institutions across the US.
For undergraduate students considering graduate school, research experience is an essential component for admission into competitive Ph.D. programs in STEM fields, such as graduate programs at Princeton Engineering. More broadly, it is a transformative opportunity that provides foundational skills, builds your professional network, and enhances long-term career prospects.
Instructions and Notes
Check Links Carefully
There may be occasional errors or outdated links. If you encounter outdated or incomplete links, search for the program name online to find its current details or website.
Verify Dates
REU programs may vary from year to year, so always verify the program dates, application process, and requirements on the program’s official website.
Maximize Your Search
Use institution or program names, or research area keywords to drill into your interests. Then check university websites and department pages linked to the program to discover more.
Contact for Assistance
If you encounter discrepancies or need further help, contact the program administrators listed as the REU contact.
Additional Resources
Princeton Engineering offers two programs to help undergraduates prepare for graduate education in STEM fields. These programs are free and open to students at any institution.
Princeton Engineering offers two programs to help undergraduates prepare for graduate education in STEM fields. These programs are free and open to students at any institution.
Data Sources: National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates, National Insitute of Health Education Projects (R25) Funded Education Projects