Academic Research Enhancement Award (AREA) for Undergraduate-Focused Institutions
Funds a small research project at a college that teaches undergraduates and receives little NIH money, with students doing the research.
National Institutes of Health funding concentrates in a small number of institutions. This award exists for the ones outside that group, and it defines outside with a number.
An eligible institution must award baccalaureate science degrees and must have received no more than $6 million a year of National Institutes of Health support — direct and indirect costs together — in four of the last seven…
Small-scale investigator-initiated mechanistic or minimal-risk clinical trials at institutions awarding baccalaureate science degrees that have received no more than $6 million a year of National Institutes of Health support in four of the last seven fiscal years, providing biomedical research experiences primarily for undergraduate students and enhancing the institution's research environment. A clinical trial is required.
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