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Undergraduate Programs
3601 Watt Way
GFS, Suite 227
Los Angeles
California 90089-1695
Tel: 213 740 1741
Fax: 213 740 9757
e-mail:ugp@usc.edu

Welcome to the Office of Undergraduate Programs

This website provides information on undergraduate research opportunities, academic honors programs, and scholarships, as well as a forum for the dissemination of USC student accomplishments.

If you have suggestions for the inclusion of additional information, would like to report a broken link, or would like to pass on other suggestions, please contact us.

Festival of Scholarly & Creative Work Rose Hills Foundation
Summer 2008 Science & Engineering Fellowships		 USC Provost's Undergraduate Research Fellowships

Share your original work with faculty and peers. Compete for cash awards. Three events with multiple categories that span all disciplines.
  

Apply for a fellowship stipend to conduct research in science and engineering. Work with internationally respected faculty who are at the forefront of their fields. Open to undergraduate residents of Southern California. 

A limited number of fellowships are available to support undergraduate research in any discipline during Summer 2008.  Open to all students enrolled as USC undergraduates.
     

Undergraduate Writers' Conference
(Click on 'Writing Prizes!')

WebFest

Undergraduate Symposium

Rose Hills Fellowships
Summer 2008

 USC Provost's Undergraduate Research Fellowships
Summer 2008

 


 
 

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