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Columbia University

New York, NY · School Of Medicine

NIH Rank #13Med School Rank #11

NIH Funding · FY2025

Total Funding
$567.7M
Fiscal year 2025
Grants Awarded
1,051
Active NIH grants
Funded PIs
1,041
Principal investigators
National Rank
#13
Among 2,933 institutions, FY2025

Funding & rank history

NIH funding totals and national rank by fiscal year.

Departments by funding

All 32 departments with NIH funding at Columbia University in FY2025, largest first.

DepartmentFundingGrantsPIsNational Rank
Internal Medicine$151.1M246230#6
Neurology$59.4M7494#4
Public Health$49.3M115123#4
Pathology$27.5M4643#7
Pediatrics$26.5M5352#23
Other Health Professions$18.9M3139Not ranked
Biochemistry$18.9M4130#11
Psychiatry$18.8M4258#20
Biology$17.1M3227Not ranked
Neurosciences$15.4M4142#13
Radiology$14.4M1718#18
Physiology$13.5M3125#11
Obstetrics & Gynecology$13.4M1728#4
Microbiology & Immunology$11.5M2218#32
Genetics$11M1915#21
Biostatistics & Other Math Sci$10M2226Not ranked
Surgery$8.9M1615#24
Biomedical Engineering$8.3M2320#18
Ophthalmology$8.3M1917#16
Anesthesiology$7.1M1614#11
Emergency Medicine$5.8M89#6
Pharmacology$4.7M118#56
Dermatology$3.6M97#13
Chemistry$3.6M97Not ranked
Psychology$3.5M710Not ranked
Neurosurgery$3.3M510#24
Orthopedics$3M84#16
Dentistry$2.8M67Not ranked
Otolaryngology$2.3M44#24
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation$2.3M45#11
Engineering (all Types)$2.2M68Not ranked
Miscellaneous$884.4K23Not ranked
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Top funded principal investigators

Highest-funded PIs at Columbia University based on NIH grant totals.

$13.3M
total funding
$10.1M
total funding
$7.8M
total funding
$7.5M
total funding
#5
Rebecca Schnall
7 grants
$7.3M
total funding
$6.5M
total funding
#7
Adam M Brickman
4 grants
$6.3M
total funding
$6.2M
total funding
$5.7M
total funding
#10
Christiane Reitz
3 grants
$5.4M
total funding