Summer REU at University of Iowa: Computing for Health and Well-being

Computer Science and other related majors are invited to apply to University of Iowa's summer REU program: Computing for Health and Well-being. Our NSF- funded REU program runs for 10 weeks, and undergraduate student will join their faculty mentor's research group, which consists of other faculty, graduate and sometimes undergraduate students, to work on an interdisciplinary project. Students also participate in a Data Science Bootcamp and career development workshops. REUs are a full-time commitment that provide a stipend, housing and meals. In addition to research, students will be involved in social events and fun excursions (so you won’t be spending all summer just working).

Note: We are moving forward with having an in-person REU site in the summer of 2021, but our ability to do so depends on how the COVID-19 pandemic evolves. If the pandemic renders an in-person experience infeasible, we will hold the site virtually.

Program Dates: May 24- July 30, 2021 Stipend: $6,000 Travel support and subsistence allowance (on campus housing and food included)

Applications reviewed on a rolling basis. Learn more about the program, 2021 projects, and apply HERE.