Research Opportunities

Research Internship

UArizona Southwest Institute for Research on Women [SIROW]

Part-time for Spring 2024 and unpaid.

Posted: 11/19/23
Program: Human Development and Family Science

Community Research Internship

Frances McClelland Institute for Children, Youth, and Families

10 hours per week for spring 2024 and paid.

View Informational Flyer

Posted: 11/18/23
Program: Human Development and Family Science

Research Assistant

College of Veterinary Medicine

View Informational Flyer

Students will have the option to choose between being paid or earning research credits toward their degree.  Undergrad RAs will work closely with the project coordinator, as well as graduate students and other undergraduates. The project is a research study evaluating the effects of service dogs for veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). 

Posted: 11/1/23
Program: Human Development and Family Science

State of Kindness Research Opportunity

Independent Study in Mixed-Methods Research

State of Kindness Research

Posted: 10/19/23
Program:

Independent Study Qualitative Research

Frances McClelland Institute for Children, Youth, and Families

View Informational Flyer

9 hours per week and unpaid.

Posted: 5/5/23
Program: Family Studies and Human Development

Data Focused Undergrad Research Assistants

College of Veterinary Medicine OHAIRE Lab

View Informational Flyer

10 hours per week. 

OHAIRE is seeking one to two data focused undergraduate research assistants for the fall 2023 semester and possibly beyond.

Posted: 4/27/23
Program: Family Studies and Human Development

UROC Summer Research Programs

UArizona Graduate School

View Informational Flyer

10-weeks with $5,000 stipend and paid college credit.

Undergraduate Research Opportunities Consortium, or UROC, is administered by the University of Arizona Graduate College, and provides participants with excellent research training and graduate school preparation through:

Posted: 1/26/23
Program: Family Studies and Human Development

Applied Community Research Positions

Frances McClelland Institute for Children, Youth, and Families

View Informational Flyer

Anticipated 12 - 15 hours per week and paid.

Students will work on applied research projects in community settings. Students will work directly with community organizations on research projects that advance their missions related to serving children, youth and families promoting wellbeing. Students will work on one of four projects of their choosing:

Posted: 1/26/23
Program: Family Studies and Human Development