Undergraduate and graduate students at UNO engage in research across all disciplines, working with faculty mentors to seek out and discover new information. The Office of Research and the Center for Undergraduate Research & Creativity (CUR&C) helps students identify and pursue funding opportunities for creative and scholarly work in its effort to introduce students of every major to research activities.
The "Privateer Undergraduate Research & Scholarly UNO Experience," affectionately termed "PURSUE," connects students in all disciplines with faculty research mentors who will guide the students through semester-long research projects. The "College of Sciences Undergraduate Research Program," a.k.a. "CoSURP," serves the same purpose within the College of Sciences.
The last two cohorts of PURSUE and CoSURP scholars have been generously funded in part by the Oscar J. Tolmas Charitable Trust.
UNO's annual research symposium spotlights the investigative work being conducted on our campus and in our research community. If you are engaged in research, scholarly, creative, or innovative projects, you can use this platform to test your ideas, network with your peers, and win awards! Undergraduate and graduate students who have conducted independent research and who have a faculty sponsor are invited to participate.
The Center for Undergraduate Research & Creativity was established to:
The director will present to your group on multiple different topics related to undergraduate research and creativity. To request a presentation, fill out this form.
Director: Liz Sigler
Administration Annex 1005
(504) 280-7153
curc@uno.edu
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The Office of Research often helps connect local business and industry partners with UNO student interns currently earning degrees in their fields. All positions provide real-world experience and enable students to learn the ins-and-outs of unique industries.
Review job descriptions and apply on the Office of Research website!
If you are interested in other professional opportunities such as internships, workshops, seminars, or local employment, contact the UNO Office of Career Services.
