Research Opportunities
Our faculty are dedicated to mentoring students, and we work to support student-faculty research in every way possible.
At Manhattan College, you'll find close collaboration with faculty who find innovative solutions for real-world issues. That's the Jasper Promise.
We provide many opportunities and resources for faculty and students interested in participating in research. Our Office of Grants Administration helps faculty secure funding from a variety of sources including government grants and sponsored research opportunities. The Center for Graduate School and Fellowship Advisement helps students understand the importance of undergraduate research experience in preparation for graduate school and fellowship applications.
Student Research Opportunities
Research experience is important; it is vital preparation for graduate work and professional careers. That's why we provide many funded opportunities to do research at the undergraduate level. In addition to the specific research programs listed below, we also offer independent study projects where you can work with a faculty member on a research project for credit over the course of a semester.
Branigan Scholars Grant
An exclusive opportunity for students in the School of Liberal Arts, the Branigan Scholars program supports creative or traditional research projects or facilitates student participation in a conference or internship experience.
Fellowships
We support and prepare our students to pursue fellowship opportunities around the world.
Jasper Summer Research Scholars
Pursue summer research at Manhattan College in collaboration with a faculty mentor. The Jasper Summer Research Scholars program includes a stipend, campus housing and workshops designed to develop your presentation skills and more.
School of Science Research Programs
The School of Science offers several programs exclusively for outstanding science students to support hands-on research with faculty. The School of Science also organizes a student-produced academic journal, the Manhattan Scientist, which showcases student research papers.