The University of South Florida has reached a record $750 million in research funding in Fiscal Year 2025, an $11.6 million increase over last year and a 37% bump in funding since 2022.

The increase in funding will expand USF’s ability to address critical challenges, discover scientific, technological and other academic breakthroughs, and create new opportunities to improve health care, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, the environment, hurricane response and more.

“The University of South Florida is committed to solving real-world challenges, and our record research funding — bringing us closer to our goal of $1 billion in funding by 2030 — provides more opportunities for our faculty, staff and students to turn bold ideas into innovation and impact,” USF President Rhea Law sai

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