Summer Undergraduate Research Program at Emory (SURE)
Opportunity Description:
The SURE program is a ten-week summer program during which undergraduate research fellows conduct full-time independent research under the direction of a faculty mentor.
Our summer researchers receive a housing award for residence on the Emory campus and a stipend to support their full-time attention to research training and professional development. Student researchers benefit from hands-on research, mentorship, networking opportunities, and graduate school preparation.
SURE provides an opportunity for students to discuss research and start building their professional network with world-renowned researchers and the best and brightest peers from Emory and other institutions.
SURE students come from all backgrounds and disciplines including the humanities, arts, social sciences, natural sciences, physical sciences and engineering.
Primary Responsibilities:
SURE participants will:
- NOT be enrolled in summer courses
- Complete all pre-arrival admittance steps
- Attend and participate fully during the entire program (May 31 - August 5, 2022)
- Dedicate approximately 40 hours/week to their research projects
- Participate in all weekly seminars, workshops, discussion groups, and activities as scheduled
- Present a poster or oral presentation during the SURE symposium
Minimum Qualifications and/or Eligibility Requirements:
Non-Emory students are eligible to apply for the Natural and Biomedical Sciences Program. Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences is only open to current Emory College students.
The program is designed to support students currently enrolled in an undergraduate program, with a specific focus on rising freshmen, sophomores and juniors. You are not eligible for the summer research program if your bachelor's degree has been awarded before the program ends.
International students not enrolled at Emory are not eligible to apply.
Application Process:
Find the application instructions and a link to the online application portal here.