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Curriculum Internationalization Grants is sponsored by University of Maryland, Baltimore, Center for Global Engagement. These grants help fund University of Maryland, Baltimore faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and staff to develop curriculum or co-curricular programs focused on global or international issues for UMB students. Projects can involve global learning experiences within the U.
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Curriculum Internationalization Grants - Center for Global Engagement Center for Global Engagement Curriculum Internationalization Grants Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8. 4. 1 you must also include the T4 tag in a comment alongside the anchor Helper.
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--> Curriculum Internationalization Grants help fund UMB faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and staff develop curriculum or co-curricular programs focused on global or international issues for UMB students. Learn about the grantees and their projects . Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8.
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4. 1. --> Please see the sections below for eligibility criteria, required application materials, and other information for interested applicants.
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--> Must be for an educational project (curricular or co-curricular) that will involve students enrolled in UMB degree programs Can be for global learning experiences within the US as well as abroad Project must be completed by August 2027 Applicants must be UMB faculty, postdoctoral fellows, or staff Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8. 4. 1 you must also include the T4 tag in a comment alongside the anchor Helper.
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--> The maximum award amount for any single project/program will be $4,000. Based on the merit of submitted applications and availability of funds, 5-7 projects will be funded each year. Funds will be dispersed to the account identified in the grant application upon acceptance.
Applicants will work with the budget/finance administrator in their school or unit to spend the funds. Any unused funds must be returned to the Center for Global Engagement when the final report is submitted. Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8.
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4. 1. --> What Can Funds Be Used For?
These funds are intended to support global learning program costs. This is not an exhaustive list and we are open to ideas depending on the project. All expenses must be in accordance with UMB financial policies.
Honoraria payments to guest speakers in courses or co-curricular programs Payments to community partners Travel expenses for the grant recipients Internet hotspots for partners overseas IT equipment and support for Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) courses Student workers, teaching or research assistants that provide research, teaching or administrative support to the project Catering, rooms, or transportation costs for educational programs Curricular materials (books, supplies, etc.) What can these funds not be used for?
Salary support for grantees Student travel expenses (CGE traditionally offers separate funding options for students , subject to availability of funds.) Tuition or fees for student enrollment Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8. 4.
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1. --> Applicants will submit an application, which includes the following information: Project title and description. Include program dates and locations.
Description of learning outcomes. For resources on how to write learning outcome statements, please visit UMB Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning . Project impact.
How will the project impact and increase global learning at UMB and align with the guiding principles and approaches of the UMB Global Strategic Framework. See evaluation criteria below for more information. Work plan.
Include a project timeline and plans to evaluate student learning. Proposed budget. Outline anticipated expenses and justification; total may not exceed $4,000.
CVs/resumes of applicant(s). Letter(s) of support from supervisor(s). Please complete the Budget Proposal Template and attach it to your application.
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--> Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee based on the following criteria: Alignment of the proposed project with one or more of the guiding principles and approaches in the UMB Global Strategic Framework Clarity and feasibility of student learning outcomes and assessment plans Justification, organization, and feasibility of budget Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8. 4.
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Final reports must include the following information and materials: Name and title of course or co-curricular program Number of enrolled students and their UMB degree program(s) Copy of course syllabus or agenda for co-curricular program (a sample is permissible) Any additional evidence of impact you wish to share Course syllabi, agendas, and/or student work will not be shared by CGE without the written permission of the author(s).
CGE staff are available to consult with you about aspects of your project throughout the grant period. Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8. 4.
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1. --> For more information, contact Amy Ramirez . Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8.
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4. 1. --> Center for Global Engagement globaltimore@umaryland.
edu Office of International Services University of Maryland Baltimore The University of Maryland, Baltimore is the founding campus of the University System of Maryland. 620 W. Lexington St.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: UMB faculty, postdoctoral fellows, or staff. Projects must be for an educational project (curricular or co-curricular) involving students in UMB degree programs and completed by August 2027. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $4,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Curriculum Internationalization Grants is funded by University of Maryland, Baltimore, Center for Global Engagement. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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