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Program Grants

The aim of the Program Grants scheme is to provide support for teams of high calibre researchers to pursue broad based, multi-disciplinary and collaborative research activities. Teams will be expected to contribute to new knowledge at a leading international level in important areas of health and medical research. The scheme is available for all research approaches relevant to better health (ie biomedical, clinical, public health or health services research) and is typically for 5 years.

This web page provides information on:

Applying for Funding

Prior to submission of an application for Program Grant funding, applicants are to ensure they:

  • read all relevant reference material; and
  • contact their Administering Institution to obtain an Application ID, and to identify any specific requirements that the Institution may have.

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Key dates

The key dates for the Program Grants 2009 application round are as follows

  • 4 April 2009 - Applications open
  • 1 July 2009 - Applications close
  • January 2011 - Funding for successful applications scheduled to commence

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Program Grant Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to a number of frequently asked questions about Program Grants can be seen at the link below:

» View Program Grants FAQs

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Documentation to apply for a Program Grant

The documentation and steps to be followed to apply for an NHMRC Program Grant are shown below:

  1. The Program Grant Funding Policy for funding commencing in 2011:
    » Download: Funding Policy for Funding Commencing in 2011 (PDF, 228kb) PDF

  2. Review the Administering Institution List. This contains a list of Administering Institutions which is to be used by Applicants when selecting their Administering Institution on the application form;
    » Download: Administering Institution List (PDF, 18kb) PDF icon
    » Download: Administering Institution List (Word, 115kb) RTF icon

  3. Review the Actual Institution List. This contains a list of Actual Institutions which is to be used by Applicants when selecting their Actual Institution on the application form;
    » Download: Actual Institution List (PDF, 27kb) PDF icon
    » Download: Actual Institution List (RTF, 443kb) Word icon

  4. Review the Research, Fields, Courses and Discipline List (RFCD). This list is to be used when completing the RFCD question on the application form.
    » Download: RFCD List (PDF, 18kb) PDF icon
    » Download: RFCD List (RTF, 66kb) RTF icon

  5. The Program Grant Guide to Applicants for preparing and submitting a Program Grant application is available here:
    » Download: Guide to Applicants for Funding Commencing in 2011 (PDF, 170kb) PDF

  6. The Program Grants Application Form is available here:
    » Download: Program Grants Application Form (Word, 630kb) RTF icon

  7. Submit your completed application to your Administering Institution.
    » More information on administering institutions

  8. Research Ethics Committee Approvals.
    » More information on Research Ethics Committee Approvals

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Reference Documents

Criteria for Health and Medical Research of Indigenous Australians

» Download: Criteria for Health and Medical Research of Indigenous Australians (PDF, 20kb) pdf file
» Download: Criteria for Health and Medical Research of Indigenous Australians (RTF, 13kb) RTF icon

Australian Standard Research Classifications & NHMRC Keyword ⁄ Phrases

» Australian Standard Research Classifications & NHMRC Keyword ⁄ Phrases

Funding Policies from Previous Rounds

Funding Policies applicable to previous rounds are provided below for reference purposes only.

» Download: Funding Policy for Funding Commencing in 2010 (PDF, 223kb)

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