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NOW ACCEPTING student research articles, essays, and adapted thesis projects.

SUBMIT original research online
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Collaborative research is also welcome. We offer consultations on how to take your research and present it in manuscript format. Email or call with your questions.

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Mission

The University of Central Florida Undergraduate Research Journal’s mission is to showcase articles of exemplary works from a wide range of student scholarship in all fields. Also, the mission includes sharing undergraduate student scholarship in a timely and comprehensive manner as an electronic publication. The journal seeks outstanding research submitted by undergraduate students who have been involved in faculty-mentored research projects and activities related to scholarship.

Publication Format

The UCF URJ is published online at urj.ucf.edu, as well as in PDF format to allow for on-demand print publication. Additionally, manuscripts published in the UCF URJ are cataloged through EBSCO host. EBSCO is an internationally recognized research database which provides access to thousands of journals and articles. Inclusion in the EBSCO database provides even greater opportunity to showcase and disseminate the research conducted by UCF's undergraduate students.

Editor's Welcome

The University of Central Florida’s Office of Undergraduate Research invites students to develop and share their academic expertise by publishing original scholarship in the UCF Undergraduate Research Journal.

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UCF Libraries Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research

Congratulations to Marie Sabbagh, Tess Hare, Erika Wheelhouse, and Holly McFarland for their University of Central Florida Libraries Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research. This award is given to the research study judged most outstanding in each volume of the UCF URJ. To read their award-winning study, “Self-Silencing in Response to Sexist Behavior: Exploring Women’s Willingness to Confront Sexism,” see Volume 4 Issue 2 of the UCF URJ, in our archives.

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