The Loyola Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (LUROP) is the umbrella under which all  undergraduate research programs offered at Loyola University Chicago are administered. Because the goal of LUROP is to enrich, enhance, diversify and individualize the learning experiences of our undergraduate students, it is centrally coordinated by the Center for Experiential Learning in the Sullivan Center at the Lake Shore Campus. Each program within LUROP is coordinated by its own center, department, or director; the Provost Fellowship is run directly through the Center for Experiential Learning.

Mentorship is the heart of the LUROP experience. All programs provide the opportunity for students to engage in a research project with faculty, graduate students, or community mentors. This partnership allows for ongoing relationship-building, collaboration, advising, and guidance on all types of research.

For more information, review answers to Frequently Asked LUROP Questions.