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To learn more about the structure and eligibility requirements of the program, please see our about page.
FAQ
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What is Calit2?
UCSD Calit2 is a non-academic university research unit where researchers from different disciplines come together to study and develop new technology to address needs and issues in our economy and society.
Program Overview
The UCSD Calit2 Summer Undergraduate Research Scholar Program provides college students with the opportunity to perform hands-on research under the guidance of a UCSD faculty advisor over a 10-week period. The student can either assist in an ongoing research project or propose a new project.
Students will attend weekly seminars to learn more about applying to and preparing for graduate school, funding opportunities for research, connecting with current UCSD graduate students, career opportunities in academia and industry, and making good scientific presentations. All participants will display the results of their research efforts at a poster session at the end of the program a Certificate of Merit will be awarded.
Program Structure
For examples of a typical program schedule, see our current on-line calendars here (2010 Calendar).
Eligibility Requirements
Research Proposal Requirements
Scholarship Information
Selection Process
A selection committee composed of several UCSD faculty members review the applications. The committee makes their selections based on the following criteria:
1. Meet all the eligibility requirements
2. Recommendation letter from faculty advisor
3. Quality of research proposal
4. Proposal in line with Calit2's mission