A land-grant institution founded in 1888, NMSU is designated as a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) under Title III and Title V programs administered by the Office of Postsecondary Education of the U.S. Department of Education. Ranked by the Carnegie Foundation as a RU/H (Research University with high research activity) institution, NMSU's research expenditures exceeded $163 million for FY10. In addition, according to NSF statistics, NMSU ranks third among all HSIs and first among those without a medical school on the basis of FY08 research expenditures. More data about research at NMSU >>.
New Mexico State University is New Mexico's land-grant institution and, as such, has a mission to serve all the citizens and to improve their lives through research and service activities that respond to their needs. Read More >>.
- Biosciences
- Information Sciences & Security Systems
- Natural Resource Sustainability & Renewal
- Southwest & Border Regions Health, Education, Culture & Development
- 21st Century Aerospace
- Interdisciplinary Research Grants (IRG)
- Responsible Conduct of Research
- Academic and Research Grant Information System (ARGIS)
- Grants & Research Information Database (GRID)
- Guidelines for Limited Submissions
- Guidelines for Teaming Agreements
- Undergraduate Research Initiative Grants (URIG)
- University Research Council
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- NMSU-HHMI Undergraduate Research Scholars Programs
- Minority Access to Research Centers (MARC)
- NIH-SCORE Program (Support of Continuous Research Excellence)
- NM Alliance for Minority Participation
- NMSU Graduate Fellowships & Grants
- NMSU RISE: Biomedical Research for NMSU Undergraduate and Graduate Students
- NMSU's Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Projects
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