Universal Design for Learning Fellows Program

Universal Design for Learning is a set of principles for course and curriculum development that supports a more inclusive and accessible learning environment for all learners. The UDL Fellows Program supports faculty and staff to develop expertise in UDL through a cohort-based professional development program. It comprises a series of facilitated workshops, online modules, and a project-focused set of activities to help participants use UDL principles to redesign their courses and practices to be more inclusive and accessible. Courses impacted by these projects  benefit students from all backgrounds, not just those with accessibility needs, by providing more options and flexibility to students through the design of resources, tools, and course delivery.

Please click on the links below to see the UDL Fellows Cohorts that have been funded by the TLEF:

You can also find additional information about UDL Fellow projects on the UDL Hub website: https://udlhub.ubc.ca/udl-stories/

You can find information about the UDL Fellows Program nomination process for the 2027 UDL cohort on the following page: https://tlef.ubc.ca/application/special-call/universal-design-for-learning-fellows-program/