Universities that Prohibit or Limit Tobacco Industry Funding of ResearchSchools of Public Health
Columbia University
Harvard University (2002)
John Hopkins University
(2000)
Loma Linda University
Louisiana State University (2004)
Ohio State University
University of Arizona
University of Iowa
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (2006)
University of North Carolina
University of Puerto Rico
University of South Carolina
Schools
of Medicine
Emory University (2003)
Harvard University (2004)
John Hopkins University (2003)
University of California Unit Policies – over-ruled by systemwide policy[*]
University of
California, Berkeley, School of Public Health
University of California, Los Angeles, School of Nursing
University of California, San Diego, Cancer Center
University of California, San Diego, Department of
Family and Preventative Medicine
University of California,
San Francisco, Cancer Center
University of California, San Francisco,
Institute for Health Policy Studies Australian Universities
Australian National
University (1998) Curtin University of Technology (1994) Deakin
University (1998) Edith Cowan University (1995) Flinders University (1997) Monash
University (1995) Murdoch University (1992) Northern Territory University (2000) University of Adelaide (1997) University
of Ballarat (2002) University of Melbourne (1997) University of Newcastle (1997) University of South Australia (1998) University of Sydney (1997) University of Technology Sydney (1995) University of Western Australia (1994) University
of Wollongong (2002) Institutions
& Hospitals
Brigham and Women’s Hospital MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas;
Massachusetts General Hospital
Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, New York; International
Institutions
German Cancer Research
Center (2005) Institute of Psychiatry (King’s College London) and South London and Maudsley NHS Trust (England)
(2006) Karolinska Institute
(Sweden) (2002) London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
University of Alberta
University of Geneva (2001)
University of Hong Kong
[*]... no unit of the University should be directed (by faculty vote
or administrative decision) to refuse to process, accept, or administer a research award based on the source of the funds;
and no special encumbrances should be placed on a faculty member’s ability to solicit or accept awards based on the
source of the funds [i.e., the tobacco industry]. (July 2004) ... a unit of the University may not refuse to process, accept, or administer
a research award based on the source of the funds; nor may such a unit encumber a faculty member’s ability to solicit
or accept awards based on the source of the funds [i.e., the tobacco industry], except as directed by the UC Board of Regents.
(May 2005) | 
