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SEAS Senior Scholar Program

An opportunity to:

Work with a faculty member or research group during the semester
Receive a $1000 stipend
Gain research experience
Receive early admission and preferred consideration for an assistantship for graduate studies in SEAS

Eligibility and how to apply:

Senior standing in engineering expecting to graduate between June and January
Minimum GPA 3.0
Attach a copy of your resume
Prepare a one page (approx. 250 word) statement describing your technical interests and potential plans for graduate study—including definite or possible interest in Ph.D.
Submit to your home department
You do not need to have a faculty advisor or research area arranged to apply

For Chemical and Biological Engineering, students with questions should contact Dr. Errington, jerring@buffalo.edu.

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UB Engineering Scholarships

Students are also eligible for other engineering-wide scholarships managed through the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. More information can be found on the UB Engineering Scholarships page.

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