Summer Research Opportunities in Mathematics and Related Fields
Summer 2007

Following is a list of summer research opportunities oriented at undergraduate mathematics students. These programs offer a rich variety of interesting topics for study and research. If you are considering graduate study in mathematics/science, you should strongly consider participating in one of these programs.
Deadlines for applications are in the January-February-March time frame. If you have questions, please contact haines@augsburg.edu or your faculty advisor. See also Dan Wolf's Fall 2004 colloquium talk.

• The National Science Foundation (NSF) maintains a list of NSF-sponsored Mathematics Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) sites.
  
• The Minnesota Supercomputer Institute offers an undergraduate summer internship program. This is especially well-suited for mathematics/computer science majors.
  
• The Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics at UCLA runs a summer research program for undergraduates called Research in Industrial Projects for Students (RIPS).
  
• Three institutions offer a summer program in biostatistics called the 'Summer Institute in Biostatistics': University of Wisconsin,North Carolina State University, and Boston University. The program is not strictly speaking a research program, but is still an interesting summer opportunity.
  
• The University of Minnesota Department of Mechanical Engineering offers a 10 week summer REU program with a variety of mathematics related topics.
  
• Iowa State University offers a Summer Research Experience in Statistics.
  
• The American Mathematical Society (AMS) maintains a page of REUs in mathematics.

Last updated October 2, 2006 .