Resources

The university provides a variety of resources across campus to support our students in their academic pursuits, career development and overall well-being. 

Student Organizations, Research Events and Summer Programs 

Big Data and Analytics Association

American Statistical Association DataFest

Fulbright Fellowships (posted November 7; event Wednesday, November 20)

The Undergraduate Fellowship Office has shared information about the Fulbright U.S. Student Program and a Fulbright Information Session co-hosted by Fulbright staff and Ohio State’s Undergraduate Fellowship Office.

Please join Fulbright U.S. Student Program staff and Fulbright Alumni Ambassadors for an information session to learn about opportunities for U.S. citizens to go abroad for 1 year to pursue graduate or professional study, conduct research, or teach English. During the session, you will find out about the types of Fulbright awards, application components, tips, and get your questions answered. Following the program overview, attendees will enter a breakout room with Ohio State Fulbright advisors to learn more about applying through their institution.

Undergraduate, graduate, and professional students from any discipline are welcome to attend. For undergraduate students, these grants are post-graduation opportunities and juniors may be particularly interested since they will be able to start a Fulbright application this spring to go abroad after they graduate.

 The Fulbright information session will take place Wed., Nov. 20 from 2-3:15 pm. Please register on Zoom here.

Summer 2025 Opportunities

Are you a STEM student interested in summer research opportunities? Are you excited to do research at nationally and internationally renowned universities? Consider applying for summer research fellowships this year! 

Join the Undergraduate Fellowship Office for an information session on Summer STEM Research Fellowships for Undergraduates. 

The info session will highlight: 

  • DAAD-RISE which funds summer STEM research experiences at Germany ‘s top research institutions for second and third years from US, Canadian, and UK universities. (No German language required.) 
  • Amgen Scholars which funds summer research opportunities in the U.S. for second, and third-year undergraduates in biological, chemical or medical sciences.
  • National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates (NSF REUs) which fund a wide variety of summer STEM research projects at U.S. institutions or international locations. Opportunities are available for STEM undergraduates who will still be enrolled in undergraduate coursework through Fall 2025. 
  • Mayo Clinic’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) which funds experiences for second and third-year undergrads wanting to build skills as young scientists in biology and medical fields. 

We’d love to see you at the info session on Oct. 30th from 2-3 pm on Zoom. Register for the summer STEM internship opportunities here.

The info session is relevant to undergraduates in their 1st, 2nd and 3rd year in STEM disciplines. International students are also eligible to apply for DAAD-RISE and the Mayo Clinic’s SURF.

Questions? Reach out to the Undergraduate Fellowship Office at fellowships@osu.edu. 

Internship and Job Opportunities

The Arts and Sciences Center for Career and Professional Success can help guide you toward these goals. They provide a number of internship and job search resources, including career prep coaching, the Ohio State University’s online career network and database Handshake, and resume and cover letter review.
 
Use Handshake to connect with employers by searching for full-time employment, internships, part-time work, and other experiential learning opportunities targeted toward your major. This is a direct link to employers who want to hire you! No registration is required to access Handshake; all current undergraduates and recent graduates can access using their OSU credentials on the Handshake webpage. 
 
To learn more about Handshake and other resources provided by ASC Career Success, go to asc-careersuccess.osu.edu.
 

Career Counseling 

Buckeye OnPace a series of self-guided career modules that can assist you in learning more about yourself and choosing a major(s) or career, applying to grad school, and preparing to enter the workforce as a responsible, global citizen.

You can also schedule an appointment with a career counselor at Career Counciling and Support or attend their walk-in hours to discuss ways you can explore yourself, majors, careers, and graduate school options at Ohio State.

Resources for Students Interested in Graduate Studies

October 24, 2024

Are you an Ohio State Statistics or Data Analytics undergraduate interested in applying to graduate school in a related field? The University of Washington Department of Statistics is piloting a pre-application review service (PARS) initiative to provide support and mentorship to Ph.D. applicants from historically marginalized groups, including but not limited to racial and ethnic minorities, women and non-binary students, first-generation students, indigenous students, LGBTQIA+ students, students with disabilities, and students from low-income families. Current Statistics and Biostatistics Ph.D. students will review and provide feedback on a prospective applicant's statement of purpose, personal statement, and resume or curriculum vitae (CV). The process is open to students applying to any graduate program in Statistics or Biostatistics, whether at the University of Washington or any other U.S. university.

For more information on this service, click here. Note this service is not affiliated with Ohio State.