Funding

The University of Michigan Center for Interprofessional Education shares information about funding opportunities of interest. Check back often, as this list is updated regularly when new opportunities are announced. 

University of Michigan

  • Center for Academic Innovation: Established in 2014, the Academic Innovation Fund (AIF) gives the University of Michigan community access to financial and in-kind support from the Center for Academic Innovation (CAI). The center stewards the AIF with the goal of facilitating the creation, growth and research of engaged and inclusive educational experiences.
  • Center for Research on Learning and Teaching: CRLT grants enhance teaching and learning and are open to eligible members of the Ann Arbor campus of U-M. Grants range from $500 Instructional Development Fund grants to $10,000 for for individual or collaborative groups of faculty to improve teaching and learning. 
  • The Edward Ginsberg Center: Funding opportunities for faculty and academic partners are offered for community-engaged teaching and research.
  • National Center for Institutional Diversity Grants to Support Research and Scholarship for Change: Funds projects (up to $5000) that are interdisciplinary, that cross boundaries in terms of theory or methodology, and/or involve interdisciplinary collaborators.