Ready to investigate the answers to your burning questions? Research is a vital part of your student experience at the University of Oregon, and it’s never too soon to get started. Many students find research opportunities through coursework, networking, and by directly contacting faculty members. Plus, there are many resources available to help folklore and public culture majors conduct research.
Oregon Folklife Network
The Oregon Folklife Network is the state of Oregon’s folk and traditional arts program. Administered by the Museum of Natural and Cultural History, OFN comprises a network of partners working to document, support, preserve, and celebrate the diversity of Oregon’s living cultural heritage.
Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program
The Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) encourages and supports undergraduate research and creative scholarship across all academic disciplines. Seek out faculty mentors, find guidance to help you get started, and discover resources for funding your own research.
Center for Undergraduate Research and Engagement
The Center for Undergraduate Research and Engagement (CURE) serves as a campus hub for undergraduate students to pursue advanced learning opportunities in research, scholarship, and creative endeavors. CURE offers funding support for research and experiential learning and creates opportunities for students to showcase their research.
Affiliated Students for Undergraduate Research and Engagement
The Affiliated Students for Undergraduate Research and Engagement (ASURE) is a student group that helps connect students with research in every discipline happening at the University of Oregon. It provides workshops, classroom visits, and advice
Research in the Humanities
Looking for more ways to get involved in research? Discover undergraduate research opportunities in the humanities.