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UT Medical Branch Galveston

Galveston, TX · School Of Medicine

Med School Rank #66

NIH Funding · FY2025

Total Funding
$75M
Fiscal year 2025
Grants Awarded
142
Active NIH grants
Funded PIs
161
Principal investigators
National Rank
#66
Among schools ranked in FY2025

Funding & rank history

NIH funding totals and medical school rank by fiscal year.

NIH funding history

Annual award funding in millions of dollars. FY2026 is $45.5M.

Medical-school rank history

Published rank moved from #70 in FY2024 to #65 in FY2026. Best rank: #65; lowest rank: #70. Lower numbers are better.

The FY2026 point is provisional: FY2026 year to date · NIH data through July 13, 2026.

View annual funding and rank data
NIH funding and published medical-school rank by fiscal year
Fiscal yearNIH fundingMedical-school rank
FY2024$72.7M#70
FY2025$77.4M#66
FY2026$45.5M#65

Top departments by funding

Department-level NIH funding breakdown for UT Medical Branch Galveston in FY2025.

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DepartmentFundingGrantsPIsNational Rank
Microbiology/Immun/Virology$11.7M2222
Internal Medicine/Medicine$9M1622
Biochemistry$7.3M1215#46
Pathology$6.7M1415#36
Neurosciences$6.3M1516#38
Neurology$5.8M98#36
Pharmacology$5.3M1010#48
Obstetrics & Gynecology$4M78
Ophthalmology$3M47#34
Neurosurgery$2.9M14#26
Public Health & Prev Medicine$2.4M76
Anesthesiology$2.2M26#27
Surgery$997.3K35#62
Pediatrics$957.4K23#72
Otolaryngology$647.6K11#43
Other Health Professions$566.4K22
Miscellaneous$507.4K22
Biostatistics & Other Math Sci$453.4K22
Family Medicine$382.5K22#43
Physical Medicine & Rehab$312.9K11

Top funded principal investigators

Highest-funded PIs at UT Medical Branch Galveston based on NIH grant totals.

$4.2M
total funding
$4.1M
total funding
#3
Rakez Kayed
5 grants
$3.8M
total funding
#4
Jia Zhou
5 grants
$2.9M
total funding
$2.9M
total funding
$2.9M
total funding
$2.9M
total funding
#8
Ajith Thomas
1 grant
$2.9M
total funding
#9
Farhan Siddiq
1 grant
$2.9M
total funding
$2.9M
total funding