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    Undergraduate Student Research Award

    Undergraduate Student Research Award supports undergraduates in faculty-mentored, NASA-related research to strengthen engagement with space science and help develop future scientists and engineers.

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    Funder: South Carolina Space Grant Consortium

    Due Dates: January 25, 2027 (Application) | February 1, 2027 (Faculty recommendation and mentor expectations form)

    Funding Amounts: $7,500 stipend for academic-year or summer research requiring at least 350 hours

    Summary: Supports faculty-mentored undergraduate research relevant to NASA’s mission and the development of future scientists and engineers.

    Key Information: Applicants must be U.S. citizens and rising sophomores, juniors, or seniors at consortium member institutions or educational partners.


    Description

    The South Carolina Space Grant Consortium’s Undergraduate Student Research Award supports undergraduate students conducting NASA-related research under a faculty mentor during the academic year or summer. The program aims to increase the number of highly trained scientists and engineers while strengthening students’ engagement with space science and aerospace-related work. Supported interests include basic sciences, science education, astronomy, planetary science, environmental studies, and engineering.

    Research proposals must demonstrate relevance to NASA’s mission. The Consortium Director and Space Grant Campus Directors select awardees based on their academic qualifications, research plans, faculty sponsorship, and interests in space science or aerospace-related fields. Students communicate their findings through a final report and a research symposium or conference presentation, and participate in tracking of their progress through early employment.


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