IMB offers a range of opportunities for undergraduate students, whether you are enrolled at UQ or elsewhere, advance your studies and contribute to the world-leading discoveries of the institute.
Undergraduates may be eligible for the Director's Award for Research Training (DART).
IMB provides an opportunity for UQ undergraduate students to undertake short research projects that meet credit requirements for a range of courses.
Eligible courses include:
- SCIE2011 - Perspectives in Science
- SCIE3011 - Perspectives in Science Research
- SCIE3260 - Introduction to Research in Chemistry, Biochemistry & Microbiology (A)
- SCIE3261 - Introduction to Research in Chemistry, Biochemistry & Microbiology (B)
- SCIE3220 - Biomedical Science Research Skills
- SCIE3221 - Biomedical Science Research Project
- HLTH3007 - Research Project
IMB supports the UQ Winter Research Program, allowing exceptional students the opportunity to gain valuable research experience working alongside some of the university’s leading academics and researchers. Participation will extend your knowledge of an area of interest and develop your analytical, critical thinking and communication skills.
IMB supports the UQ Summer Research Program, allowing exceptional students the opportunity to gain valuable research experience working alongside some of the university’s leading academics and researchers. Participation will extend your knowledge of an area of interest and develop your analytical, critical thinking and communication skills.
IMB Undergraduate Research Projects are available in select IMB Research Groups for a duration between 6-10 weeks between November and February. See the list of projects for Summer 2022/2023.
For eligibility criteria, additional information and to submit your application, please see the UQ Student Enrichment and Employability Development website.
IMB values diversity and encourages applications from individuals who identify as being Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.
For a summary of the type of research undertaken by each IMB group, please visit the IMB Research Groups website.