Research Opportunities

Undergraduate students can participate in a variety of research opportunities with NYU Stern's world-class faculty members, reflecting NYU Stern's ongoing commitment to academic excellence.

Established in 2001, the Honors Program pairs high-achieving seniors with faculty members who mentor participants through graduate-level research and thesis development over the course of two semesters.

Through the Stern Program For Undergraduate Research (SPUR), students expand their intellectual development through academic research, learning from world-renowned Stern faculty conducting state-of-the-art research projects. NYU Stern students engage one-on-one with Stern faculty to learn research methodologies used in the field and directly support their groundbreaking research.

Student Voices

Sigrid Garcia (BS '23)

"Through the Stern Program for Undergraduate Research, I was able to work with Professor Taylor Phillips my junior year to study the intersection of social impact and business management. Not only did I improve my research skills, but I also was able to build a relationship with a Stern professor."

Alumni Voices

Harsh Pachisia (BS '18)

"The Honors Program was the perfect capstone to my time at NYU Stern. In particular, it really helped improve my research and data analysis skills while providing me the opportunity to build interpersonal relationships and be mentored by Dean Geeta Menon."

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