Are you looking to enhance undergraduate STEM learning, broaden participation, and drive institutional innovation? Join Grants Office for an in-depth webinar on the Improving Undergraduate STEM Education (IUSE) programs — two federal funding opportunities from the National Science Foundation that supports evidence-based approaches to strengthen STEM teaching and learning at two- and four-year institutions.
IUSE supports projects that advance student success in STEM fields through curriculum development, faculty development, institutional capacity building, and research on effective teaching practices.
In this FREE webinar, we’ll cover:
• Why IUSE is a critical opportunity for higher education institutions
• Who is eligible, including two-year colleges, four-year institutions, and academic partnerships
• What IUSE funds, from course redesign and student success initiatives to institutional transformation efforts
• Key program tracks and how to determine the best fit for your project
• Anticipated timelines and planning considerations
• Practical strategies to strengthen your proposal and align with NSF priorities
This webinar is designed for faculty, department chairs, research administrators, and institutional leaders preparing to pursue IUSE funding. You’ll leave with clear next steps, proposal planning insights, and actionable guidance to help your institution submit a competitive application.
And if you need assistance, Grants Office is here to help. Email your completed IUSE Application Workbook (available once you complete the form to the right) to grantwriting@grantsoffice.com for next steps.
