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External Undergraduate Research Opportunities

While Marquette has many on-campus undergraduate research opportunities, you might be interested in exploring research elsewhere and collaborating with individuals from other universities or programs.

View the attached document to find external undergraduate research opportunities (sorted by college and discipline/area of study).

*List is updated periodically and is subject to change. Please carefully look into the opportunities you are interested in to ensure that you are aware of all correct dates/deadlines and requirements. For more assistance, contact your faculty mentor and/or Marquette's Office of Research and Innovation.

How do I get involved?

Find a faculty mentor. If a faculty member's research area is of interest to you, they may be interested in talking to you about the possibility of a new project or of incorporating you into an already existing project. A faculty member may also be interested in applying with you to an external research opportunity. How do you know if a faculty mentor is possibly the right match for you?

• Read faculty web pages, CVs, research abstracts, and LinkedIn pages.

• Read professional journals relevant to the project or field or articles that the mentor has published.

• Talk to their previous mentees.

Read tips about how to best approach a faculty mentor once you have narrowed your choice in project or research area.

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