Undergraduate Research Portal
NSM offers a wide range of research opportunities for undergraduates at all levels. NSM students conduct research all over campus, as well as at the Texas Medical Center, the UH Coastal Center, and in industry labs. From programming computers, to pure and applied mathematics, to extended field work, wet lab experiments, and even marine research in the Galápagos Islands, NSM students gain valuable experiences that prepare them for medical school, graduate school, and their careers. Many NSM students spend multiple years working with a faculty mentor. NSM and the University offer competitive scholarships to support student researchers.
How Can I Participate?
NSM Research Opportunities
We encourage students to participate in research. Our Research Portal lists current opportunities in NSM laboratories.
- NSM Undergraduate Research Opportunities Portal
- Computer Science Research Experience for Undergraduates
- UH Team: NASA Undergraduate Student Instrument Project
- Learn About Other NSM Opportunities
Outside Research Opportunities
Explore our webpage listing research experiences at other institutions.
University Research Opportunities
UH Office of Undergraduate Research encourages research participation for all majors. Sign up for research opportunity updates: email undergrad-research@uh.edu and ask to be added to the listserv.
- Undergraduate Research Virtual Workshops
- Provost’s Undergraduate Research Scholarship (Open to Jrs and Srs)
- Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (Rising Sophs, Jrs and Srs)
- Houston Early Research Experience (Rising Sophs and Jrs)
- Senior Honors Thesis
- Research Resources
Outside Research Opportunities
Explore our webpage listing research experiences at other institutions.
Should I Seek Undergraduate Research Opportunities? Yes!
There are many benefits to participating in research as an undergraduate. Learn More
How Do I Approach Faculty for Opportunities?
Learn how to determine what faculty are working on projects you are interested in and best practices for contacting them. Learn More