International Programs (INPR) has developed and coordinated UNO's international projects and student and faculty exchanges since 1973.
The UNO Global Grants unit partners with the Office of Research and Creative Activity (ORCA) to support and oversee internationally centered sponsored programs administered by INPR and UNO Departments.
Currently, many of the programs are sponsored by the U.S. Department of State and involve international exchange mobility between the university and institutions from foreign countries.
The Global Grants unit supports faculty and staff with the grant application, implementation, and evaluation process.
Raising Awareness About Global Grants
INPR's partnerships with UNO's six colleges are vital for a thriving Global Grants unit as sponsors value partnerships with grant applications.
| Common Grant Themes |
| Education (International Education, English Language Learning and Teaching) |
| Leadership |
| Civic Engagement |
| Civic Engagement |
| Environment |
| Program Types |
| Fellowships |
| Academic residencies |
| Thematic training programs |
| Curriculum development |
| Research |
| Collaborative papers |
Current Externally Funded Grant Programs
YSEALI
Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative Institute on Civic Engagement is an educational and cultural exchange to build the leadership capabilities of young professionals in the region, strengthen ties between the United States and Southeast Asia, and promote collaboration in the ASEAN community.
BOLD (Balkan Youth Leaders)
The BOLD Civic Engagement Fellowship is an exchange program focused on developing a robust network of young leaders in the Balkans who can create innovative solutions to civic engagement issues in their communities, and develop bonds between the youth of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, and the U.S.
Pakistan Excellence and Achievement (TEA) English Language Teacher Exchange
The Pakistan Excellence and Achievement (TEA) English Language Teacher Exchange is designed “to promote the development of English language skills, knowledge of current English Language Teaching (ELT) pedagogies, and the leadership skills of a select number of Pakistani high school English language teachers through a blend of classroom and field experiences.
Environmentalist Group
The program’s goal is to build the capacity of Pakistani society to combat and mitigate climate change through a U.S.-Pakistan university partnership that explores curriculum development, environmental education, student and faculty engagement, research, and data sharing.
Get Involved With Global Grants!
Learn more about getting involved with internationally focused grant funded programs.
Julie Jimenez, Assistant Director for Global Grants