Eligible Majors Include

  • Computer Science (CoE)
  • Computer Science and Engineering (CoE)
  • Computer Engineering (CoE)
  • Data Science and Engineering (CoE)
  • Statistics (CLAS)
  • Statistical Data Science (CLAS)
  • Applied Mathematical Science (CLAS)
  • Actuarial Science (CLAS)

Important Dates

Applications for AY 26/27 are now open for students starting in Fall 2026.
For new applicants, click "Create New Account", and when complete, select "UCONN S-STEM Scholarship Application"

Now Open!

00
Days Until Application Closes!
Closes On July 31, 2026

Need Help? Have Questions?

If you have questions regarding the application process or need help:

Contact Us

Whats Happening @ UConn Today and the Community?

  • Sep
    27
    Engineering for Impact Workshop: Public Speaking and Engaging Meetings
    Castleman Building
    3:00 PM

    This is designed for new or emerging leaders in VII student organizations. Anyone is welcome to attend.

    Join us for this workshop to elevate your scientific communication skills, ensuring that your research and ideas are not only understood but also leave a lasting impression. Whether you’re presenting to peers, stakeholders, or the general public, this workshop will empower you to communicate your scientific endeavors with precision and impact.

    Gain strategies to overcome nervousness and enhance your confidence when speaking in public.

    Develop a strong and engaging presence that captures and maintains audience attention throughout your scientific presentations.

    Food will be provided at 4:30 PM

  • Sep
    27
    Engineering for Impact Workshop: Navigating Difficult Conversations
    Castleman Building
    5:00 PM

    This is designed for experienced leaders in VII student organizations. Anyone is welcome to attend.

    This session will provide you with the tools and strategies to effectively manage difficult conversations, whether they involve conflict resolution, giving constructive feedback, or addressing sensitive topics within your organization or team.

    Learning Outcomes:
    1. Understanding the Dynamics of Difficult Conversations
    2. Effective Communication Techniques for Conflict Resolution
    3. Managing Emotional Reactions and Stress
    4. Follow-Up and Accountability After Difficult Conversations

    Food will be provided beginning at 4:30 PM

  • Sep
    28
    Finding a Research Mentor
    3:30 PM

    Check-out this interactive workshop on finding a research mentor as an undergraduate to jumpstart your research journey.

  • Sep
    28
    Listening Session: Hip Hop & Hope
    African American Cultural Center (AACC)
    4:30 PM

    This event is designed to center students in the UConn College of Engineering. All are welcome to attend. 

    Snacks will be provided