STEM Program Overview​

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The STEM program is designed for students who are interested in gaining hands-on research experience across various STEM fields, including Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

The program kicks off with a seminar in the spring semester (STEM Research Part I). This seminar focuses on building the foundational scientific knowledge and analytical skills necessary for a summer internship. Through interactive discussions, students learn how to read primary scientific literature, analyze raw data, and collaborate effectively within a research team.

During the summer, the core of the program unfolds as students are paired with research mentors for full-time, six-week internships. This hands-on experience allows students to immerse themselves in real-world research projects.
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In the fall, the program concludes with another seminar (STEM Research Part II). Here, students showcase their summer research by creating a poster presentation and delivering a formal scientific talk.

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Current STEM Projects