The CTEI offers services and resources to instructors (faculty, postdocs, and graduate students) in the full time programs of the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences and the Whiting School of Engineering. 

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Programs

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Teaching Academy

Offers professional teacher development programs and services on evidence-based teaching practices that aim to engage students, support improved learning outcomes, and foster inclusive classrooms. Open to any JHU affiliate with an interest in furthering their development as an educator.
Introduction to Education Research
Learn how you can use education research in elevating your pedagogy and professional life

A professional development program for graduate students and post-doctoral fellows that prepares our future faculty for teaching.
Instructional Enhancement Grant Program
Formerly known as “Technology Fellowship Grant Program”

  • Mini-grants to develop resources that enhance pedagogy
  • Faculty and student partnership
  • Focus on active learning, critical thinking, student collaboration, or understanding course content
Best Practices in University Teaching
Teaching Workshop


The Best Practices in University Teaching workshop is offered in-person each winter on the Homewood campus and online each summer.
Lunch and Learn
Conversations on Teaching


Lunch and Learn “Conversations on Teaching” spotlight experienced instructors sharing innovative teaching practices and demonstrating how others might implement similar strategies.

  • Short presentations by faculty on innovative instructional practices
  • Audience discussion of the topic at hand
  • Enjoy your lunch while you listen! (Lunch is provided by the CTEI during in-person events)
Teaching Innovation Grant Program
Funding for implementing new instructional strategies

  • Grants to support innovative teaching strategies in undergraduate KSAS or WSE courses
  • Develop resources that build on and reinforce best practices in education (i.e. active learning, student collaboration, universal design for learning, etc.)
  • Funds may be used to support students in the development of resources
Ed Journal Club
Informal chat about teaching & learning. Come for the community & conversation!

In Spring 2023, CTEI started a journal club focused on teaching and learning topics in higher education. Please be sure to register so we have a headcount of how much snacks to serve.

Come for the community & conversation!
AI in Practice: A Webinar Speaker Series

Curious about how generative AI is reshaping higher education and preparing students for the future?

Join the AI in Practice Webinar Series, a collaborative initiative among Johns Hopkins University’s CTEI, University of Baltimore’s CELTT, and University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC).

Engage with different industry thought leaders each month as we explore the evolving role of AI in teaching and the essential skills students need to thrive in an AI-enhanced workforce.
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Services

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Education Research & Program Evaluation


Whether you have a quick question that’s related to education research and program evaluation or you need to collaborate on a research grant with an education component, we’re here to serve you!
Grant Writing
Educational Grant Proposal Support

Course-level or program-level assessment,
Writing and editing support for educational outreach or curriculum design projects,
Data display and infographic design assistance
CTEI Grants
Current/Past Grant Offerings

Current CTEI funding opportunities available for Hopkins instructors
Information on past grants programs