Overview
You may participate in a special undergraduate research program or may pursue independent study by registering for CHE 4900. This opportunity may be particularly valuable for you if you plan to pursue an advanced degree or if you want to work in a specific industry.
- You are strongly encouraged to participate in CHE 4900 for two semesters.
- You may complete literature reviews, laboratory experiments and data analysis, or develop computational methods.
- You may attend group meetings on a regular basis and will be encouraged to attend the graduate research seminar, CHE 6010.
How to Participate
You will select a project through consultation with individual faculty members. Election of course and topic must be approved in advance by your faculty supervisor and the Curriculum Committee Chair by completion of CHE 4900 Study Proposal Form.
- Upon completion of the project, you will often submit a written and/or oral report to the faculty supervisor.
- Participation in regional student chapter meetings of professional societies also is anticipated for outstanding contributions.
- No more than 6 credits total of CHE 4900 or other STEM departmental research/independent study may be counted toward technical electives.
Honors program students may participate by registering for CHE 4900H.