CHAS Teaching and Learning Grants

The College of Health and Agricultural Sciences Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning Grants 2025 is now open for applications. The deadline for submissions is 5pm on April 30^th, 2025.

The CHAS Collaborative Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning Grants aim to foster collaboration between educators in at least two CHAS schools.

The goal is to enhance the educational experience and outcomes for our students through a collaborative approach to educational innovation by educators within the CHAS.

The CHAS Collaborative Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning Grant is directly aligned with the CHAS strategic priority of providing a holistic education that fosters excellence, drives innovation in teaching and learning, prepares competent graduates, and ensures an outstanding student experience.  Applications are invited annually for 2024/25 and again for 2025/26.

Who is the grant open to?

The lead applicant for each project must be a member of CHAS staff including faculty and professional/technical/research staff involved in Teaching and Learning with a contract of employment that extends beyond the end date of the project. Additionally, a member of CHAS staff including faculty and professional/technical/research staff involved in Teaching and Learning with a contract of employment that extends beyond the end date of the project must be named as a co-applicant for each project. Individuals on honorary contracts, adjunct faculty, and visiting appointments cannot be the lead applicant but may be named as co-applicants.

How to apply:

Complete and submit the(opens in a new window) application form by April 30th 2025. 

The form requires concise information about the project objectives, methodology, expected outcomes, timeline, and budget, as well as short CVs from each applicant. 

Applicants will be notified of the outcome by June 13th, 2025. 

 Any questions? 

Please direct any questions regarding the CHAS Collaborative Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning Grants to (opens in a new window)gemma.larkin@ucd.ie.