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Curious about how things work? Want to help solve big problems? At Rutgers–New Brunswick, you don’t have to wait until grad school to be part of serious research. Undergrads are encouraged to join labs, conduct fieldwork, publish findings, and work alongside renowned scholars as fellow researchers in their own right.

Dive into research resources that allow you to gain hands-on experience and become part of the knowledge-building that defines Rutgers–New Brunswick.

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  • The Aresty Research Center's mission is to facilitate faculty-led undergraduate research at Rutgers–New Brunswick. The center enables students to learn about the process of research by connecting them with faculty mentors and projects that aid in developing their ability to create research objectives. The center connects hundreds of undergraduates with hands-on research experiences and/or funding opportunities through our highly competitive and structured processes designed for our signature programs. Students of all grade levels are welcomed to excel and expand their undergraduate research experience through our center. Aresty also provides a platform for students to present their research findings to the university and the general public at our annual Research Symposium.

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    Category
    Academic Skills Coaching & Mentoring, Leadership & Service Learning, Research Resources
    Resource Type
    Academic Skills Coaching & Mentoring: Peer Mentoring, Research Resources: Undergraduate Research
    Class Level
    First-Year, Sophomore, Junior, Senior
    School
    Division of Continuing Studies
    Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
    Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy
    Mason Gross School of the Arts
    Rutgers Business School–New Brunswick
    School of Arts and Sciences
    School of Communication and Information
    School of Engineering
    School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
    School of Management and Labor Relations
    School of Nursing
    School of Public Health
    School of Social Work
    Department
    Aresty Research Center for Undergraduates
    Delivery Format
    In-Person, Online
  • Do you need help with our library services? Are you looking for articles to write your paper? We offer "Ask a Librarian" email as well as chat service for online research assistance. Contact us at your convenience.

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    Category
    Online Tools & Technology Services, Research Resources
    Resource Type
    Online Tools & Technology Services: Library Services
    Class Level
    First-Year, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Master's Student, Doctoral Student
    School
    Division of Continuing Studies
    Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
    Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy
    Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology
    Graduate School of Education
    Mason Gross School of the Arts
    New Jersey Medical School
    Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
    Rutgers Business School–New Brunswick
    Rutgers School of Dental Medicine
    School of Arts and Sciences
    School of Communication and Information
    School of Engineering
    School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
    School of Graduate Studies
    School of Health Professions
    School of Management and Labor Relations
    School of Nursing
    School of Public Health
    School of Social Work
    Department
    Libraries
    Delivery Format
    Online
  • Byrne Seminars are small, one-credit courses taught by Rutgers’ world-renowned faculty who come from departments and professional schools across the university. Limited to 20 students per section, each unique seminar introduces students to the professor’s area of expertise and their latest research. The Byrne program is open to all first-year students during the fall and spring semesters. Students who take a Byrne often find that studying with a professor in a small seminar has a profound impact on their collegiate experience, including connecting them to campus resources, peers with similar interests, and new opportunities for majors or fields of research. For a full listing of seminars, check out Byrne Seminars.

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    Category
    First-Year Essentials, Research Resources
    Resource Type
    Research Resources: Undergraduate Research
    Class Level
    First-Year
    School
    Mason Gross School of the Arts
    Rutgers Business School–New Brunswick
    School of Arts and Sciences
    School of Communication and Information
    School of Engineering
    School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
    Department
    Byrne Seminars-Office of Undergraduate Education
    Delivery Format
    In-Person, Online
  • The Collaborative Center for Community Engagement is dedicated to supporting campus-community partnerships to advance the public good in our New Brunswick and Piscataway communities, throughout the state of New Jersey, and beyond. The Collaborative oversees programs like Advancing Community Development (a competitive semester-long program for up to 16 students who do research in the area of health in the New Brunswick community and receive mentors from Johnson & Johnson which is funded by a gift from J&J); the Bonner Leaders program (a highly selective program for 50 Federal Work-Study students who do their hours at partners on and off-campus working on special projects); a Community Walking Tour that examines food, architecture, and the cultural communities of New Brunswick; oversight of the RCommunity Engagement platform; and, the giving of the Presidential Volunteer Service Award for New Brunswick students who meet the criteria.

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    Category
    Leadership & Service Learning, Research Resources, Student Groups & Communities
    Resource Type
    Leadership and Service Learning: Leadership Opportunities, Leadership and Service Learning: Service Learning, Research Resources: Undergraduate Research, Student Groups & Communities: Involvement Opportunities
    Class Level
    First-Year, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Master's Student, Doctoral Student
    School
    Division of Continuing Studies
    Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
    Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy
    Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology
    Graduate School of Education
    Mason Gross School of the Arts
    Rutgers Business School–New Brunswick
    School of Arts and Sciences
    School of Communication and Information
    School of Engineering
    School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
    School of Graduate Studies
    School of Health Professions
    School of Management and Labor Relations
    School of Public Health
    School of Social Work
    Department
    Collaborative Center for Community Engagement
    Delivery Format
    In-Person, Online
  • The Darien Civic Engagement Project is offered during the fall and spring semesters at the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers University. During the fall semester, DCEP students support the RU Voting program's in-person voter registration and mobilization events. Students enrolled in the spring course support the RU Ready program, a civic education initiative providing high school and middle school students with the motivation and the civic, political, and expressive tools they need to address public problems in their community.

    Enrolled students earn 1.5 credits for their enrollment in the program.

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    Category
    Internships & Field Experiences, Leadership & Service Learning, Research Resources, Student Groups & Communities
    Resource Type
    Leadership and Service Learning: Leadership Opportunities, Leadership and Service Learning: Service Learning, Navigating Campus Life: On-Campus Services
    Class Level
    First-Year, Sophomore, Junior, Senior
    School
    Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
    Graduate School of Education
    Mason Gross School of the Arts
    Rutgers Business School–New Brunswick
    School of Arts and Sciences
    School of Communication and Information
    School of Engineering
    School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
    School of Graduate Studies
    School of Health Professions
    School of Management and Labor Relations
    School of Nursing
    School of Public Health
    School of Social Work
    Department
    Center for Youth Political Participation
    Delivery Format
    In-Person
  • The Eagleton Fellowship offers select Rutgers graduate students the opportunity to further their understanding of government, public affairs, and the practice of politics. All Rutgers graduate students are eligible to apply for this one-year, interdisciplinary certificate program.

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    Category
    Affording College, Career & Employment Resources, Internships & Field Experiences, Research Resources
    Resource Type
    Academic Advising & Policies: Academic Policies, Academic Skills Coaching & Mentoring: Academic Coaching, Affording College: Academic & Merit Scholarships, Internships & Field Experiences: Internships, Leadership and Service Learning: Leadership Opportunities, Research Resources: Graduate & Professional Research, Student Groups & Communities: Involvement Opportunities
    Class Level
    Master's Student, Doctoral Student
    School
    Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
    Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy
    Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology
    Graduate School of Education
    Mason Gross School of the Arts
    New Jersey Medical School
    Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
    Rutgers Business School–New Brunswick
    Rutgers School of Dental Medicine
    School of Arts and Sciences
    School of Communication and Information
    School of Engineering
    School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
    School of Graduate Studies
    School of Health Professions
    School of Management and Labor Relations
    School of Nursing
    School of Public Health
    School of Social Work
    Department
    Eagleton Institute of Politics
    Delivery Format
    In-Person