This reference clarifies indirect cost application when UCSF and another campus are working together on a specific activity.
National Institute of Health (NIH) Career Development (K) Awards fund faculty to develop research skills, ensuring a pool of highly trained scientists.
UCSF's chart of accounts (COA) is the coding structure that defines operations in financial terms. The COA serves as the foundation of the general ledger.
UCSF assesses departments and funds directly for the employer share of certain employee benefit expenses.
This guide outlines how to submit stipend requests.
This guide covers steps for departments and Contracts & Grants Accounting (CGA) on financial reporting, invoicing, and award closeout for all sponsored projects.
UCSF uses The Work Number to provide employment and income verifications for employees.
This guide explains that private sponsors require financial reports and UCSF notifies the research administrator and principal investigator 45 days before the deadline.
This reference describes the Infrastructure and Operations (I&O) assessments on gifts and endowments.
This guide shows Facilities and Administrative (F&A) accounts, descriptions, and types incurred by an organization to support research and sponsored activities.
