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Transparent Assessment: Strategies for Course Outlines
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Now accepting applications for the 2026 University of Calgary Teaching and Learning Grants
Applications close on January 13, 2026
Two UCalgary events showcase how community-based teaching and learning research is transforming higher education
Events co-hosted by Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning bridge institutions, disciplines, and generations
2025 Indigenous Curriculum Grant recipients announced
Pipe ceremony launches third cohort of projects while reflecting on learnings from those recently completed
The research ripple effect, from campus to community
Cenovus funding enabled more undergraduate students to begin their PURE summer research journeys this year
Nominate an exceptional educator for a UCalgary Teaching Award
All staff, faculty, students and postdocs are encouraged to nominate someone for a UCalgary Teaching Award
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