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National Institutes of Health (NIH K Series) Training, Career Development and Fellowship Proposal Toolkit

For applications due on or after May 25, 2025, NIH will adopt the common disclosure forms for the Biosketch and Current and Pending (Other) Support and require a new Biographical Sketch Supplement. SciENcv must be used to prepare these forms. ORCID IDs must be on the forms and linked to eRA Commons Personal Profiles.

NIH Research Training, Career Development and Fellowship Programs

NIH programs help prepare individuals for careers in biomedical, behavioral, social, and clinical research. Learn more about how NIH Institutes and Centers may vary in research and training and contacting NIH extramural research training representatives to discuss how specific programs fit your training and career goals.

 

Research Career Pathways

Interactive guides describe NIH programs and links to support training and career development of biomedical scientists:

 

Available Programs

 

Learn the Basics about funding from NIH

Learn the Basics about funding from NIH:

 

Applications and Other Samples

Some useful samples and examples that are part of the grant application from NIH, including sample applications and summary statements, data sharing, and model organism sharing plans.

 

For more information on NIH research programs, application requirements and elements, and proposal submission, please visit the URA NIH Proposal Toolkit.