Funding for Special   Communities

Graduate Students

NIDDK supports predoctoral training via: 

  • DK-funded institutional training grants (T32s). You must apply for a position on the grant by contacting the Principal Investigator listed, not the NIDDK.
  • Funded research project grants of your dissertation advisor/mentor. Talk to your graduate school or your advisor about this.
  • Individual fellowships  to increase diversity of the scientific workforce.  NIDDK supports students students with disabilities (definition) and students from minority groups underrepresented (definition) in the biomedical sciences. For students from disadvantaged backgrounds, consult with the program director before preparing an application since eligibility related to a disadvantaged background is extraordinarily difficult to justify for individuals beyond the high school or undergraduate level.
  • Frequently asked questions for graduate students


    Date Last Updated: 03/28/2011

General inquiries may be addressed to:
Office of Communications & Public Liaison
NIDDK, NIH
Bldg 31, Rm 9A06
31 Center Drive, MSC 2560
Bethesda, MD 20892-2560
USA
301.496.3583

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