Funding
The UCSF School of Pharmacy has an operating budget of just under $70 million. As with the University of California in general, the UCSF School of Pharmacy is state-assisted, not fully state-funded. In fact, from fiscal year 2001-2002 to fiscal year 2010-2011, the percent of the School's budget from California state general funds decreased from 24% to 14%. In addition to state general funds, funding sources include federal contracts and grants, private contracts and grants, state and University contracts and grants, industry-sponsored clinical trials, private gifts, interest from endowments, student professional fee income, indirect cost recovery funds, and revenue from faculty professional fees and School services.
FY 2009-2010 percent of total expenditures by fund source
|
Fund source |
FY 09-10 |
|---|---|
|
California Poison Control System |
14% |
|
California state general funds |
14% |
|
Federal contracts and grants |
30% |
|
Other contracts and grants |
7% |
|
Indirect cost recovery funds |
3% |
|
Student professional fee income / continuing education |
10% |
|
Private gifts |
4% |
|
Faculty professional fees and school services |
18% |
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