SURP Program
SURP Program
Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP)
The Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) gives undergraduate students an opportunity to work closely with faculty mentors and peers on valuable research while developing valuable technical, critical thinking, analytical, and communication skills. SURP research projects are available throughout the College of Science & Mathematics (CSM) departments of Biological & Biomedical Sciences, Chemistry & Biochemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics & Astronomy, and Psychology and the School of Earth & Environment (SEE) departments of Environmental Science, Geography, Planning, & Sustainability, and Geology.
Selected students will be funded for 5 or 10 weeks of research, based on the professor’s research project length. Research projects run between late May through early August. To enrich and complement the research activities happening over the summer, CSM hosts several free events, such as socials, workshops, and a poster symposium, that SURP students participate in. SURP is a great chance to grow your professional skills and join a vibrant research community!
Learn more about eligibility, the application, and other details below.
Application & Eligibility
Applications for Summer 2025 are open until February 3rd, 2025. Read more about eligibility requirements and complete a brief application here!
Explore Faculty Research Areas
Reach out to faculty you may want to work with! Note: Not all faculty listed participate in SURP; please email them to inquire about possible opportunities.
SURP 2025 Event Schedule
To complement summer research activities, SURP also hosts several free events, such as socials, workshops, and a poster symposium.
SURP Student Research Symposium
Every July, SURP students present a research poster at the SURP Student Research Symposium.
Learn more
While filmed in 2018, this video still captures the essence of SURP even now in 2024!
Questions about SURP can de directed to Dr. Jennifer Ravelli, Assistant Dean, at ravelli@rowan.edu.