Hands-on experience in research can be gained by undergraduate students through participation in the work conducted in the world-class research labs of our faculty. Students pursue lab assistantship positions for many reasons: to explore research as a career option, to expand their hands-on experience in materials science and engineering techniques in real-world environments; to work side-by-side work with experienced researchers, or to pursue their curiosities and passions. Specific experience or course work generally is not a prerequisite for undergraduate research, rather curiosity, enthusiasm, and a commitment to critical thinking and doing what is required.
Find a Research Opportunity at UW Madison
Interested in working in an MS&E research laboratory? Please contact faculty members directly after reviewing their labs webpages.
Undergraduate Research Resources in the College of Engineering
UW Research Opportunities for Undergraduates (REU) Program
Research Opportunities in the College



