

The Undergraduate Research Center (URC) supports students and faculty in building mentoring relationships that enable students to participate in research, scholarly, and creative activities. We help spark creativity, open doors to new ideas, and nurture a lifelong love of learning.
Undergraduate research is considered a high-impact student experience. By conducting research and other creative activities, students set themselves apart from their peers, gain a sense of excitement about their studies, and develop real-world experience.
What interests you? The world is full of things to explore. There's probably a problem or topic just waiting for you. The URC staff can help you find a mentor, structure a proposal, and present your final results.
Get an idea of what's possible by browsing previous students' accomplishments. Learn how their experiences have benefitted and enriched their educational experience. See where you might go with your idea.
2023 Fall Grant Cycle
NCUR 2024: April 8th-10th, 2024
2024 Undergraduate Research Symposium
04:30 PM
Recommendation for Awarding/Conferral of the Degree Form Due for Spring Semester
08:00 AM
Application for Fall Graduation Due
08:00 AM
Application for Spring Graduation Due
08:00 AM
Masters Thesis Spring Submission Due Date
08:00 AM
The mission of the URC is to actively engage faculty and students in mentoring relationships structured around research, scholarly, and creative activities.
News and deadlines for the Undergraduate Research Center.
Learn why both students and faculty members should get involved in the undergraduate research process. Faculty resources can be found here.
How to apply and get started with the Undergraduate Research Center at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Learn about opportunities for funding student research and creative projects, through the URC and other entities.
Information on opportunities to present and publish Undergraduate Research at Minnesota State, Mankato.
View other scholastic and creative projects by students on campus.
Browse previous student projects and presentations.