UW Faculty Travel Grants for Global Studies
The UW Center for Global Studies has canceled its UW Faculty International Travel Grants for 2025. We hope to announce the application found for 2025 Domestic Travel Grants in the near future. Domestic travel awards would be offered for travel through August 14, 2025. All awards are contingent upon continued Title VI funding from the U.S. Department of Education.
The UW Center for Global Studies has canceled its UW Faculty International Travel Grants for 2025. Applications for 2025 Center for Global Studies faculty domestic travel awards are now open. Awards are offered for travel through August 14, 2025. All awards are contingent upon continued Title VI funding from the U.S. Department of Education.
Apply here.
Additional details are as follows:
Center for Global Studies Travel Grants (Domestic):
The Center for Global Studies provides funding resources for UW faculty engaged in research, teaching or programs related to Global Studies. Domestic travel awards provide an average award of $500 – $750 to support UW faculty participation in academic conferences, research/teaching linkages, and curriculum and professional development in the United States. Preference is given to activities that can demonstrate a clear and substantial impact on UW Global Studies teaching and research. Funding is also available for language faculty to participate in ACTFL training and related language pedagogy professional development. UW librarians are also eligible to apply for a travel grant for purposes of professional development that support global studies teaching, research, and professional development.
Center for Global Studies Travel Grants (International):
The Center for Global Studies provides funding resources for UW faculty engaged in research, teaching or programs related to Global Studies. A limited number of international travel awards (maximum $2,000) to support UW faculty participation in academic conferences, research/teaching linkages, and curriculum and professional development internationally. Preference is given to activities that can demonstrate impact on UW Global Studies teaching and research across multiple dimensions (e.g. research and curriculum development). Awards for international travel solely for attending conferences are considered a lower priority.