NIMHD Research – Training, Institutional (TI)

The National Institutes of Health within the Department of Health and Human Services administers NIMHD Research – Training, Institutional (CFDA 93.1T1), an institutional training grant program that funds domestic institutions to develop organized research training and mentoring programs for predoctoral and postdoctoral researchers in biomedical, behavioral, and clinical research careers.

The program covers trainee stipends, tuition, and program expenses, supporting cohorts of trainees over several years through structured curricula in research methodology, quantitative skills, and communication. Institutions with established investigators compete to serve as training hosts, with each grantee establishing specific program goals aligned with its research priorities and trainee population.

The source provided contains no portfolio block with recent award data, award counts, funding concentration, or total dollars obligated. No recent grant awards are documented in the source. No recent grant opportunities or application due dates are present in the source. The program description references that criteria and requirements are specified in the Notice of Funding Opportunity, but the NOFO itself is not included in the source material.

To evaluate this program for pursuit, you will need to access the current NOFO on NIH's funding opportunity portal to determine the specific eligibility requirements, application deadline, typical award magnitude, review criteria, and current funding status. The institutional training grant model is a stable, long-standing funding mechanism within NIH, but the source does not support assessment of current competitiveness, recent activity volume, or whether solicitations are actively open.