Fellowship
Grant
About Fellowship Grants
Neurocrine is dedicated to furthering the goals of various professional, charitable, educational, and patient-focused organizations. In accordance with applicable laws and industry codes of conduct, Neurocrine provides funding and support in the form of sponsorships, charitable contributions, independent medical education (IME), and fellowship grants.
Areas of Interest
Organizations focused on advancing science and/or advocating for patients and families within therapeutic areas relevant to Neurocrine.
By clicking on the link, you will be redirected to a third-party grant portal where you can apply for available grants.
Submit ApplicationRequired Documents
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Letter of Request on the requesting organization’s letterhead specifying:
- The amount of funds being requested
- The recipient of the funds (eg, conference secretariat, if applicable)
- How the funds will be used, along with a general expense breakdown
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Detailed description of project or program for which the support is being requested (eg, rotation/curriculum information, scientific program/topics, faculty list, selection process)
- Copy of the W-9 form for the recipient of the funds
Evaluation Criteria
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Fellowship funding requests will be considered primarily from Medical Schools, Academic Medical Centers or Teaching Hospitals
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The request must be unsolicited and submitted by a qualified US-based academic and accredited medical institution only
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Fellowship funding from NBI will be paid directly to the Fellow’s Institution and would not be given directly to individual fellows
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Organization must independently select the eligible candidate without Neurocrine Biosciences, Inc. influence
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Fellowships may not be used to pay for operating expenses
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The program must aim at building the clinical and research skills of the fellow and may provide training using multi-disciplinary teams