Student Science Training Program (SSTP)
Summer 2013 will mark the 55th consecutive year of the University of Florida Student Science Training Program (UF-SSTP). More than 4,000 academically talented students from around the world have completed this rigorous summer residential research program since its inception in 1959.
The UF-SSTP is a seven week residential research program for selected rising juniors and seniors who are considering medicine, math, computer, science, or engineering careers. The program emphasis is research participation with a UF faculty research scientist and his or her research team.
Students engage in the on-going research of the faculty-mentor for 28 hours each week, attend a lecture series on current research topics, and participate in a UF honors seminar class. Students enrolled in a Florida high school have the option to earn dual credit enrollment credit.
UF-SSTP alumni have gone on to attend the University of Florida and other prestigious universities such as Harvard, Oxford, Johns Hopkins and Stanford. They have become doctors, researchers, educators, engineers, and CEO's of their own companies.
Program Dates: June 9th – July 27th
We are no longer accepting applications for the 2013 program.
(The program is now full!)
The 2013 SSTP General Schedule
Tell me what SSTP is really like.
Counselor Applications for the 2013 Summer are now available.
Click here.
(Still seeking 2 male counselors!)
Information for prospective counselors.
SSTP Sponsoring Partners:
HHMI: Science 4 Life
Heart of Volusia
Smallwood Foundation
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