Washington Research Foundation Fellowships for Advanced Undergraduates
The Washington Research Foundation Fellowships (WRFF) are designed to support undergraduate students at the University of Washington who are engaged in sophisticated and creative research projects in the biosciences and related fields. These fellowships aim to foster research independence, promote career development, and enhance students' confidence and sense of belonging in research disciplines. Participants work under the guidance of UW faculty mentors and may also collaborate with graduate students, staff, or postdoctoral associates.
Program Goals:
Foster research independence
Promote career development and clarification
Build confidence and a sense of belonging in research
Broaden participation in the life sciences
Incorporate equity, inclusion, and justice into research practice
Eligibility Requirements
- Open to current UW (Seattle, Bothell, Tacoma) undergraduate students.
- Must be engaged in a research project in biosciences or a related field.
- Have completed at least three-quarters of prior research experience.
- Be registered full-time during the award period.
- Receive guidance from a UW faculty member serving as a research mentor.
For thorough eligibility and selection information, visit the official website or contact the organizers directly.