A Carnegie-classified research university, Wright State offers countless opportunities for research at all levels, from undergraduate through post-doctoral.
The wide spectrum of research activity at Wright State ranges from fundamental investigations to applied research and development, benefiting the Dayton region and the world.
Funding dollars for cutting-edge research flow into Wright State. Sources include:
- The National Institute of Health (NIH)
- National Science Foundation (NSF)
- U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL)
- Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
- Office of Naval Research (ONR)
Research Profiles
Wright State University doctoral student Liam Stalker has his eye on the future — tracking new ways to make work and education more engaging and productive.
Al Amin Hossain focuses on artificial intelligence with a personal intelligence that’s far from artificial. In fact, he’s SMART and has the scholarship to prove it.
Student Research
What are your interests? Did you know that students at Wright State have the ability to conduct unique research projects—regardless of major or year in school.
From undergraduates to graduates, and from literature to biochemistry, there are amazing faculty and mentors who can help show you the way to a successful research project. Work on a team or independently, one term or multiple years, hands-on or theoretical; you have it within you to make your mark on the world.
Graduate students
Similar to undergraduate students, graduate students can work with faculty experts, fellow graduate students, and possibly undergraduate students on the faculty member's research. You can also discuss your ideas for independent research.
Graduate students may apply for Graduate Research Assistantship positions that may be eligible for tuition remission and annual stipends.
Visit the College of Graduate Programs and Honors Studies website
Research News
