Research is fundamental to the missions of both the University of Michigan and the School of Nursing. "Our strong research base is a critical element in supporting a superior educational environment for training the next generation of nurses," explains Associate Dean for Research and Global Affairs Antonia Villarruel. In 2012, the School of Nursing's research funding from the National Institutes for Health (NIH) hit a record high at more than $6.1 million overall (for projects with UMSN faculty as principal investigators). Read more about the 2012 NIH funding.
The Grants and Research Office (GRO) within the School of Nursing supports this component through providing a variety of consultation services to faculty investigators during the grant application and post award management.
Learn more about research at the School of Nursing, including currently funded research and GRO’s mission.
Information for post-doctoral students wishing to join the U-M School of Nursing community of researchers and scholars.
Details about the School's annual event which brings together researchers, students, nurse practitioners, and other healthcare professionals.
The first step in the grant application process is to complete the online form for School of Nursing research support services.
Detailed explanation of the research support services the Grants and Research Office provides in grant application preparation and post award management.
A University-wide resource for declaring outside interests in grant-funded research, as well as disclosure policies, approval processes, and related issues
A list of useful websites available to researchers at the University of Michigan.
Resource documents for completing National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant applications.
List of resources (website links) to finding research funding opportunities.
