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Internationalization funded projects

These projects focused upon embedding internationalization within undergraduate or graduate degree programs. Internationalization implies integrating an intercultural dimension into the teaching and learning process so that students can acquire an appreciation and understanding of international perspectives and competencies.

There are four funding categories.

  • Category I: Pan-University Projects
  • Category II A: Curricular Innovation Projects
  • Category II B: Curricular Innovation Grant-Innovative Course Prototyping
  • Category III: Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) Projects

2021-Present

Phase 4

Curricular Innovation Grants were open to full-time and contract faculty members.

  • Grants for eLearning support course redesign incorporating blended learning, fully online learning or the flipped classroom
  • Grants for EE support the embedding of three (3) EE Strategies: Classroom-focused, Community-focused, and Work-focused (work-integrated learning).
  • Grants for Internationalization support the embedding of international perspectives/opportunities.

A full list of grants that were awarded can be found here.


2018 – 2021

Phase 3

Curricular Innovation Grants were open to full-time and contract faculty members.

  • Grants for eLearning support course redesign incorporating blended learning, fully online learning or the flipped classroom
  • Grants for EE support the embedding of three (3) EE Strategies: Classroom-focused, Community-focused, and Work-focused (work-integrated learning).
  • Grants for Internationalization support the embedding of international perspectives/opportunities.

A full list of grants that were awarded can be found here.

The AIF awarded 25 Open Access Teaching & Learning grants (Category IV) for 2020 – 2021.

Open Access Teaching and Learning Grants were open to full-time and contract faculty members to encourage the development of open access learning resources during COVID-19. The focus of the call is on non-curricular initiatives to provide engagement opportunities and support to our current, incoming, and prospective students as well as to members of the public.

A list of awarded grants can be found here.


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