TUJ students are encouraged to engage in research with TUJ faculty as part of their educational experience. TUJ students are eligible for the Diamond Peer Teachers and CARAS Scholars programs as well as the Livingstone Undergraduate Research Awards.
Diamond Peer Teachers Program
The Diamond Peer Teachers Program is a competitive program providing upper division undergraduates at Temple the opportunity to experience the challenges and rewards of college-level teaching and work closely with their faculty mentor. Participants receive a stipend of $3,000 for approx. 15 weeks, and are eligible for tuition remission for the one credit hour Peer Teacher Internship.
For more information, please visit the main campus website below.
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Creative Arts, Research, and Scholarship (CARAS) Program
The Creative Arts, Research and Scholarship Program (CARAS) provides undergraduate and professional students grants of up to $4,000 in support of scholarly, research or creative arts projects undertaken with the supervision of a faculty mentor. Successful applications will provide a clearly focused project addressing a significant issue, concern, or aspect in the student's field of study, include a detailed budget proposal, and be endorsed by a faculty mentor and the dean of the student's school or college.
For more information, please visit the main campus website below.
Livingstone Undergraduate Research Awards
The Livingstone Undergraduate Research Awards honor the best research projects produced each year by Temple University undergraduates.
For more information, please visit the main campus University Libraries website below.
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TUJ student research fund
TUJ Research provides funding opportunities to encourage and support undergraduate students engaged in scholarly, creative, and research projects and presentations that contribute to advancing their field of study.
TUJ Research/Creative Project Grants provide undergraduate students grants in support of scholarly, research or creative arts projects undertaken with the supervision of a TUJ faculty mentor. An expectation of the Research/Creative Project Grant is that recipients will produce a final deliverable appropriate for their field of study (paper, exhibit, film, etc.) that advances their academic and professional development.
TUJ Conference Grants are reviewed on a rolling basis and provide funding support for undergraduate participation in and/or travel to conferences/exhibitions etc (with selection) to present original research or creative work.
For details, see the TUJ Student Research Fund New Tab section on the TUportal Research page.