Promotion of mid-sem info sessions
Missed our info sessions sessions? Click the link to see the presentation slides!
The new semester ushers in a host of new and current UROP funding opportunities! Missed our hybrid info sessions? Click the link to see the presentation slides!
The new semester ushers in a host of new and current UROP funding opportunities! Missed our hybrid info sessions? Click the link to see the presentation slides!
New opportunity for Biology faculty members
New funding opportunities for STEM students
New opportunity for STEM majors! Minority Health Research Training (MHRT) program is a 9-month research training program with a full time summer research experience in biomedical, behavioral, and community research. Students not only receive a summer research stipend, they also earn up to 10 credits of directed research! Maximizing Access to Research Careers (MARC) is a 2-year research training program where STEM students receive a tuition waiver (60%), monthly stipend, research supplies budget, and course credit towards graduation! Scan the QR codes for more information.
Get funded to present your research or creative work at the 2023 National Conference on Undergraduate Research by applying for UROP presentation funding! Abstract submission to NCUR is Oct. 3–Nov. 30 and registration opens in Jan. 2023. Submissions for application for presentation funding to UROP are encouraged 3 months before the event.
Get funded to present your research or creative work at the 2023 National Conference on Undergraduate Research by applying for UROP presentation funding! Abstract submission to NCUR is Oct. 3–Nov. 30 and registration opens in Jan. 2023. Submissions for application for presentation funding to UROP are encouraged 3 months before the event.
Drawings of mushrooms, algae and coral
Du Lab in the Department of Molecular Biosciences and Bioengineering is recruiting 2-3 undergraduate students to work on biochemistry and molecular biology projects! Projects include: photobioreactor design (CAD design and programming), algae breeding for saving coral, microbiome research for tropical crops, and much more! Learn more about Dr. Zhi-Yan (Rock) Du’s research. View this and other student opportunities in the Student Opportunity Center (SOC). Learn how to access the SOC.
Two individuals in labcoats conducting medical research
If you are interested in biology, microbiology, or chemistry, join Dr. Wei-Kung Wang (Department of Tropical Medicine, Medical Microbiology and Pharmacology, JABSOM) in researching emerging and re-emerging diseases like dengue, Zika and COVID-19. Learn basic molecular biology techniques and immunological methods. This is a great opportunity to identify a potential project idea and apply for UROP funding. Contact Dr. Wang at wangwk@hawaii.edu. View this and other opportunities at the Student Opportunity Center (SOC), UHM's one-stop shop of student research and creative work opportunities.
Plants growing under purple lighting and Mars or Bust diorama
UPDATE: Other research topics relating to controlled environmental agriculture will be considered. Are you interested in growing crops in simulated Martian soil and lunar soil, how lighting is used to grow crops in space, or working with plants in a greenhouse? Learn how you can work with Dr. Kent Kobayashi's research on the future of space food and other research topics relating to controlled environment agriculture. For more information, contact Dr. Kent Kobayashi at kentko@hawaii.edu
Student Opportunities Center
Check out the Student Opportunity Center (SOC)! This subscription grants access to undergraduate students, staff, and faculty on the Mānoa campus only. Search the national database for thousands of research and creative work opportunities, or advertise your own faculty-generated listing! Learn more about the SOC.
Dongyan Jiang and Creesha Layaoen
Dongyan Jiang and Creesha Layaoen conduct research on a neighborhood-based food economy. Check out Highlights to learn more about student projects.
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Welcome to the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program!

The Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) in the Office of the Vice Provost for Research and Scholarship (OVPRS) coordinates and promotes opportunities for undergraduate students across all disciplines at UH Mānoa (UHM) to engage in faculty-mentored research and creative work.

On this website you can find opportunity listings, funding for your project and formal presentations, venues to present your work, and much more!

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What is UROP?

Each year, UROP awards approximately $500,000 in funding to students working on faculty-mentored creative work or research projects or presenting at conferences. Students have used funding to conduct field research abroad, purchase critical supplies, earn stipends and more. Watch the video to learn more about how UROP serves undergraduate students at UHM.

Video produced by Scott Nishi

Why do research and creative work?

Learn how students benefit from hands-on work outside the classroom.
 
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