Ethical conduct underlies every aspect of research, from conceiving the question to collecting and analyzing the data, to sharing the results. Harvard undergraduates are expected to become familiar with their discipline’s ethical standards and to conduct
PRIMO (Round B) is a summer research program that aims to build community and stimulate creativity among Harvard undergraduate researchers in business and related fields. Hosted by HBS.
SURGH (Round B) fosters community and creativity among a small cohort of Harvard undergraduate researchers in global health. Fellows work on research projects with Harvard-affiliated faculty and researchers. Hosted by the Global Health Institute.
SHARP (Round B) provides students with research opportunities across the arts and humanities. Students work full-time on a summer research project designed by Harvard faculty or in collaboration with partnering libraries and museums. Hosted by URAF.
HCRP (Round C) provides merit-based funding in support of student-initiated, independent scholarly research or creative endeavors undertaken with guidance of a Harvard-affiliated faculty mentor. Hosted by URAF.
SEAS REU (Round B) allows students to focus on an in-depth research project in a laboratory while exploring multidisciplinary research topics and honing their science communication skills. Hosted by SEAS.
PRISE (Round B) is a summer program that aims to build community and stimulate creativity among Harvard undergraduate researchers in the life, physical/natural, engineering and applied sciences. Hosted by URAF.
SURF (Round B) supports both undergraduate and graduate students who undertake research work over the summer focused in climate, sustainability, or the environment more broadly. Hosted by the Salata Institute.
Herchel Smith (Round B) supports undergraduates conducting full-time summer research in mathematics, engineering, life, physical/natural, or computer sciences at Harvard and its affiliates or other domestic and international centers. Hosted by URAF.
The Yun Family Fund (Round C) supports undergraduate scholars who want to explore the theory and practice of tackling the world’s problems through innovative research projects of their own design. Hosted by URAF.
KRANIUM (Round B) provides a formative and substantive research and community building experience for a cohort of undergraduates interested in the study of intelligence. Hosted by the Kempner Institute.