Originally founded as a graduate institution, The Catholic University of America has continued its emphasis on original research. Today, it is designated doctoral-research extensive by the Carnegie Foundation. Opportunities abound for undergraduate and graduate students to participate in cutting-edge research projects in every program of study.
Resources for proposals, awards, funding, budget and other aspects of managing research projects.
List of Catholic University research centers and affiliated programs hosted or supported in part by CUA.
Homepage for university libraries and access to online catalogs and databases.
Through its competitive internships, VSL has provided would-be scientists hands-on work experience in leading-edge scientific research.
Catholic University Professor of Chemistry Diane Bunce has won the American Chemical Society’s 2012 George C. Pimentel Award in Chemical Education for “outstanding contributions to chemical education.”
CUA Professor David Jobes briefed members and staff of the House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate on preventing suicide among veterans.