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    Undergraduate Student Education Research Training Workshop

    Undergraduate Student Education Research Training Workshop supports undergraduates with research training, mentoring, and poster presentations to prepare for graduate study and careers in education research.

    Funder: American Educational Research Association

    Due Dates: September 30, 2026 (Applications open) | November 9, 2026, 11:59 p.m. PT (Application deadline) | April 14–17, 2027 (Workshop)

    Funding Amounts: Conference registration, four nights of lodging, and most workshop meals

    Summary: Research training, mentoring, and poster presentations prepare undergraduates for graduate study and careers in education research.

    Key Information: Fellows must present original, solo-authored research and cover transportation to Toronto themselves or through their institutions.


    Description

    The American Educational Research Association (AERA) offers this undergraduate fellowship to build the talent pool for doctoral study and careers in education research. Held during the AERA Annual Meeting in Toronto, the workshop covers education and learning from early childhood through workforce participation. Relevant areas include children and youth, schooling, higher education, education policy, student achievement, curriculum and instruction, education psychology, and education leadership.

    Faculty and researchers from academic institutions and research organizations introduce major areas of inquiry, quantitative and qualitative methods, innovative approaches, and applications to policy and practice. Fellows present research in an undergraduate poster session, receive feedback, and work with faculty and graduate student mentors. Selected conference sessions, networking, and guidance on graduate education help participants explore the education research profession.


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