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Find similar grantsOregon Pathways to Industry Research Careers Scholarship (OPIRC) is sponsored by University of Oregon, Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program (NSF sponsored program). Supports academically talented students with high financial need on a pathway to industry, starting as early as community college and continuing through BS and MS degrees.
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NSF Science Pathways – A Program of the Knight Campus and UO STEM CORE Oregon Pathways to Industry Research Careers (OPIRC) is a $4. 3M National Science Foundation grant that will support 64 students with financial need as they move through community college to high-wage science and engineering careers.
Students may qualify for up to $45,000 in scholarships over the course of 4 years, with eligibility beginning their final year at community college, continuing through their pursuit of a bachelor’s in physics , chemistry or biochemistry at University of Oregon, and finally while pursuing an industry-focused master’s through the UO Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program (KCGIP) .
In addition to scholarships, students will have access to: Career and academic mentoring. Community-building activities. Professional networking opportunities.
The final stage of OPIRC, enrollment in the KCGIP, leads directly to industry employment through a 9-month paid industry internship within the manufacturing, high-tech and healthcare fields (specifically: semiconductors, optics, polymers, sensors, and bioinformatics). The 2022 cohort received offers from companies such as Thermo Fisher Scientific, MKS Instruments, Intel, Lockheed Martin Corporation and Lawrence Livermore National Labs.
The average annualized compensation was $74,500. Questions? Contact Meridith Turnbull at meridith@uoregon.
edu Oregon Pathways to Industry Research Careers (OPIRC) is an NSF-funded program.
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Questions may be referred to the Title IX Coordinator, Office of Investigations and Civil Rights Compliance, or to the Office for Civil Rights. Contact information, related policies, and complaint procedures are listed on the statement of non-discrimination .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Academically talented US citizens, nationals, permanent residents, or DREAMer students with high financial need. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Oregon Pathways to Industry Research Careers Scholarship (OPIRC) is funded by University of Oregon, Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program (NSF sponsored program). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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