Pacific students engage in research and scholarship throughout their university careers. Working alongside our faculty and staff, our students make significant contributions to research and innovation in their fields.
Explore the research opportunities that Pacific offers undergraduate students.
The range of topics was as expansive as the talent as students presented how 3D models could help detect ovarian cancer, how technology can help predict the stock market and the effects of income inequality in Stockton at Pacific's 21st annual Undergraduate Research and Creativity Conference.
A University of the Pacific professor with the Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy is leading a research team to help patients suffering from post-COVID 19 symptoms after successfully treating a woman using technology not available at any other pharmacy school.
University of the Pacific Professor Xiaojing Zhou, who stresses the importance of a strong teacher-student dynamic, is the inaugural recipient of the Lawrence Meredith Endowed Professorship in the Humanities. The five-year endowed professorship honors Meredith, who joined Pacific in 1966 and taught for 33 years.
University of the Pacific students presented projects on leading-edge research ranging from an analysis of proteins used to treat cancer and a study that analyzed music playlists to treat anxiety during the annual Graduate and Professional Student Research and Awards Showcase.
Across the university, we hold regular events celebrating the research of Pacific students, faculty and staff. Whether you want to get involved, learn about what our research teams are doing or network with other professionals, you're sure to discover something that piques your interest.
The Institutional Review Board (IRB) is where students, faculty and staff can submit Human Subjects protocols to start their research. For External Collaborators please contact IRB@36tree.com
Policies and Contact Information for Human Subjects. Access policies governing Sponsored Programs and ORSP staff.
Incoming Sponsored Programs process and access to Research Related Internal Funding.
The Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) is where students, faculty and staff can submit Animal Subjects protocols to start their research involving live vertebrate animals. For External Collaborators please contact IACUC@36tree.com
