Auburn University offers exciting research opportunities for both graduate and undergraduate students at its research centers.

Research Centers

• Alabama Microelectronics Science and Technology Center
• Center for Advanced Vehicle Electronics
• Center for Innovations in Mobile, Pervasive, and Agile Computing Technologies
• Highway Research Center
• Material Processing Center
• Materials Research and Education Center
• Microfibrous Materials Manufacturing Center
• National Center for Asphalt Technology
• National Textile Center
• Pulp and Paper Research and Education Center
• Thomas Walter Center for Technology Management
• Wireless Engineering Research and Education Center  

Undergraduate

Undergraduates interested in research are encourage to start as early as possible. The best way to get into research is to talk to the faculty about their research and look out for anything interesting. Part-time jobs are also available in some research centers. Contact the undergraduate academic advisor JoAnn J. Loden for more information.

Graduate

The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering offers master's and doctoral degrees in aerospace, biosystems, chemical, civil, electrical, fiber, industrial and systems, materials, mechanical, pulp and paper engineering, software, textile and wireless engineering, as well as degrees in computer science, environmental science, textile chemistry and textile management. If you are a current student, contact your academic advisor.