Programs & Opportunities
Each year, Rutgers Global offers seed grants (formerly called GAIA Grants) to grow the university's international research and teaching. This year, we are offering grants in three categories: International Collaborative Research, Internationalizing the Curriculum and Interdisciplinary Working Groups.
Check back in fall 2018 for a new cycle of Rutgers Global Grants. For questions about the grants, please read our Frequently Asked Questions. If your question is not answered, please contact Stephanie Perez, sperez@global.rutgers.edu.
Internationalizing the Curriculum
Open to all Rutgers departments and units
DEADLINE: December 18, 2017
International Collaborative Research
Open to all tenured, tenure-track, clinical, and NTT faculty who do not have current Rutgers Global Grants
DEADLINE: December 18, 2017
Faculty and Graduate Student Interdisciplinary Working Groups
Open to all tenured, tenure-track, clinical, and NTT faculty who do not have current Rutgers Global Grants
DEADLINE: December 18, 2017
Read more about past Rutgers Global Grant recipients:
Grant Success Stories
Rutgers Global Grant Helps Launch International Online Certificate
Dance studies professor, Jeff Friedman, Ph.D., coordinated the program over a period of three years, with the aid of an "Internationalizing the Curriculum" Rutgers Global Grant.
Rutgers Faculty Receives NSF Award Stemming from Rutgers Global Grants Project
Rutgers–Newark anthropology professor Sean T. Mitchell received a three-year NSF award as a result of his work funded by Rutgers Global through its Rutgers Global Grants program.