European Studies Course Development and Teaching Grant
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The University of Notre Dame's European Studies Course Development and Teaching Grant supports faculty in creating new undergraduate courses focused on key European themes and research priorities.
Funder: University of Notre Dame
Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2026 (Fall semester) | March 2027 (Spring semester)
Funding Amounts: Up to $2,500 per course (includes $500 for all eligible applicants; $2,000 additional for successful proposals)
Summary: Supports Notre Dame faculty in developing and teaching new undergraduate European Studies courses, with priority for key thematic areas.
Key Information: Only regular-rank Notre Dame faculty are eligible; proposals must be for new, semester-long, three-credit courses.
Description
The European Studies Course Development and Teaching Grant, administered by the Nanovic Institute for European Studies at the University of Notre Dame, provides targeted support to regular-rank faculty for the creation and teaching of new undergraduate courses in European Studies across any discipline. The program aims to enrich the curriculum by encouraging faculty innovation and addressing priority themes such as diplomacy, Ukrainian studies, Nanovic research priorities (e.g., "the peripheries"), university initiatives, and courses qualifying for the Ways of Knowing attribute. Funding is designed to both incentivize new course development and ensure sustained curricular impact.
