There are many ways to participate in research at Dartmouth
If you are not matched or if you decide that a WISP internship isn't right for you, there are many other ways to get involved in research throughout your time at Dartmouth.
The Office of Undergraduate Advising & Research offers both part-time opportunities and full-time, leave-term grants as well as ways to search for externally-funded research.
Other campus resources for finding research opportunities include:
- Dartmouth Center for Professional Development: Search jobs and internships by career fields including computing, math, and science. Find schedules for workshops on writing cover letters, composing resumes, and interviewing advice with links to events and career exploration information.
- Thayer School of Engineering Career Services: Designed to help engineering majors and graduate students find internships and employment, but all students are welcome to explore.
- Center for Social Impact: The Center links to many summer or leave-term internships, both internal and external, some of which are science-focused.
- ISTS Opportunities: Grants scholarships and leave term funding for undergraduates and graduates.
- Nathan Smith Society and Health Professions Programs/Pre-Health Advising: Dartmouth student organization that serves all students interested in the health professions.