The following programs are of interest to Graduate Students at UCSB.
Science and engineering graduate student researchers mentor high school juniors (ages 16-17) and high school science teachers from local Santa Barbara area during a 4-week summer session at UCSB.
Science and engineering graduate researchers mentor small teams of 3 to 4 community college students in an intensive 2-week program.
Science and engineering graduate researchers mentor small teams of 3 to 4 community college students in an intensive 2-week program.
Science and engineering graduate researchers mentor small teams of 3 to 4 UCSB incoming freshmen in an intensive 2-week program.
Science and Engineering courses, designed and taught by graduate students actively engaged in cutting-edge research, for motivated high school students on Saturdays in Fall and Winter Quarters.
Fellowships support multi-disciplinary teams of graduate student scholars to develop and teach a novel undergraduate course that focuses on the intersection of science, technology and society.
NSF grant provides full fellowships for UCSB Graduate students to collaborate with Grade 8 Physical Science teachers to bring new science curriculum and mentorship to local classrooms.
Graduate students in chemistry, physics, and mathematics give academic preparation instruction for incoming freshmen in introductory core science and mathematics courses during a 2-week summer program.
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