IASSW- International Projects
Project Funding - Call for Proposals

IASSW Grants for Projects in Social Work Education

IASSW invites proposals for projects, that are designed to advance social work education internationally.The preferred method of communication is by email and material should be presented in a digital form which can be added to the IASSW website.Download Cover page for project application 2018

Proposals (in Word-format) with filled Cover page for Project Application (in Word-format) should be sent by e-mail to: dmcnabb@unitec.ac.nz and copy to rashmi@iassw-aiets.org

Guidelines for submissions and criteria for evaluation

In the selection of the proposals for funding, the following dimensions will be prioritized:

quality of the plan
consistency
global and/or regional relevance of the topic
clear outcomes
transferability of the outcomes
the variety and number of partners involved
the structure of the budget (not only for individual travel)
In order to qualify for support, proposals will have to meet the following criteria:

The project can be expected to make a direct and meaningful contribution to at least one of the following areas:
Curriculum development
Content of specific units, modules or courses
Field instruction
Teaching methods
Technology of instruction
Staff development
Administration of educational programs
Community involvement of staff and students
The policy of social work education.Please, send those materials to dmcnabb@unitec.ac.nz (The text material in Word-form.)

David McNabb
Chair of the IASSW International Projects Committee
Academic Leader, Social Practice-Health & Community and Sciences Network
Unitec Institute of Technology, New ZealandThat's why we encourage you from the beginning to supply us with all kind of materials (like pictures, summaries, power points, videos, drawings, interviews, descriptions, quotations) of your project to be published on the website of IASSW.The project should be expected to enhance international and cross-cultural collaboration, and may contribute to educational developments through the inclusion of schools of social work in countries where social work education is facing particular challenges.2.3.4.Time table.Conclusions.