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Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)
Discover the unparalleled opportunity to immerse yourself in state-of-the-art research through the College of Engineering's Research Experience for Undergraduates (COE-REU) program. This prestigious program invites passionate undergraduates to dive into the dynamic world of engineering research, working alongside esteemed faculty and dedicated graduate students on groundbreaking projects.
- Hands-On Experience: Engage in the daily operations of top-tier research labs, gaining practical skills that will set you apart in your future career.
- Innovative Projects: Contribute to pioneering research, from designing and building circuits to performing measurements on professional-grade equipment and using advanced software tools for simulation and analysis.
- Mentorship and Collaboration: Work closely with faculty mentors and graduate students, building relationships and gaining insights that will guide your academic and professional journey.
- Publishing Opportunities: Transform from a knowledge consumer to a knowledge producer by co-authoring research publications, showcasing your contributions to the scientific community.
- Showcase Your Work: Present your findings at the annual Undergraduate Research Colloquium, highlighting your achievements to peers, faculty, and industry professionals.
How to Get Started
- Find Your Advisor: Begin by exploring the Electrical Engineering Department's research page and faculty
profiles. Identify the research areas and mentors that align with your interests.
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- Make Contact: Reach out to faculty members to discuss potential research opportunities and arrange
meetings to explore how you can contribute to their labs.
- Sign up for the new REU course: EGN 4930 – Advanced Undergraduate Research Studies course is designed to provide academic recognition for your REU activities and can count as an upper-level technical elective for up to 3-credit hours. Please contact eng-cpeadvising@usf.edu for Computer Engineering students and eng-eeadvising@usf.edu for Electrical Engineering students when you are ready to sign up for the course after finding your faculty advisor.
For further questions related to the REU program, please contact our ECE REU director:
Dr. Ashwin Parthasarathy | Office: ENB 257 | Phone: 813-974-7407 | Email