Our grant recipients
Read about the projects funded by the UQ Teaching Innovation Grant (TIG) and Early Career Educational Research Grant (ECER) schemes.
The grants allow our teachers to complete projects they are passionate about while contributing to the continued enrichment of teaching and learning and the student experience at UQ.
Innovating anatomy education through image repositories, VR integration, and AI Assessments: Driving curricular advancement
Dr Saleem Babri
School of Biomedical Sciences
$55,340
Creators of tomorrow: Integrating prompt engineering and responsible AI in discipline-specific curricula
Dr Aneesha Bakharia
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
$117,929
Indigenising absences in the curriculum: Piloting and evaluating curriculum innovation in biomedical science, musicology, and geography
Associate Professor Katelyn Barney and Professor Tracey Bunda
Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Engagement)
$71,521
The Ethical Clinic: Developing valid and realistic ethical role play assessments for clinical psychology
Dr Simon Byrne
School of Psychology
$11,569
The P.A.I.N. Framework: Building students’ capacity to Promote Accurate Information Narratives in an age of misinformation
Dr Alana Dinsdale
School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
$14,954
Implementing and capturing AI, inquiry led teaching innovation to enhance the student learning experience
Associate Professor Rachel Fitzgerald
Faculty of Business, Economics and Law
$13,000
Developing a blueprint for using Generative AI agents in teaching, learning and assessment through a case example in motivational interviewing: MI UQ Coach
Associate Professor Sjaan Gomersall and Professor Genevieve Healy
Schools of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences and Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences
$140,260
Codesign of an interprofessional safe prescribing curriculum
Dr Esther Lau
School of Pharmacy
$127,200
Inclusive, contemporary and authentic assessment: Curating a digital UQ-led library of exemplars
Professor Gwen Lawrie
School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences
$24,915
Machine in the loop: Harnessing AI for enhanced educational assessment
Dr Joan Li
Medical School
$87,417
A digital repository of strengths-based images and case studies for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learning in health contexts
Dr Jared Miles
School of Pharmacy
$65,285
Enhancing university learning with AI-driven tutoring: A cross-disciplinary approach
Professor Jason Tangen
School of Psychology
$140,000
Advancing an Identity Leadership Model of Teaching to Enhance Belongingness
Dr Michael Thai
School of Psychology
$27,769