Undergraduate Research

The Spartan Marching Band in their trademark Block S during their pregame performance at the MSU/UM game in 2005.

The Spartan Marching Band in their trademark Block S during their pregame performance at the MSU/UM game in 2005.

As one of the leading research institutions in the country, Michigan State University provides students with the opportunity to be at the forefront of discovery and the chance to work with faculty on cutting-edge research.

Students at MSU are encouraged to be engaged learners and critical thinkers. By participating in research at the undergraduate level, students can contribute to their overall knowledge while gaining valuable experience in the research process. Academically talented students are currently performing research in every college on campus, either independently, in teams, or with faculty mentors. Learn more about undergraduate research opportunities

Interested MSU students can visit the Venture database to search for undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative opportunities.

The Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities program enables students to participate in original investigation, experimentation, and creative activity and presentation. Each year, more than 300 presentations on a wide range of topics are presented by students at the University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum. Learn more about the forum