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Access information on fully funded support packages that are available through the Hartree Centre NI Hub.

Organisations can apply for a share of £30 million to build, commission, and validate an operational quantum computing testbed in the UK.

Awards to recognise and celebrate excellence among minority businesses in Northern Ireland.

Do you have a great innovative idea to improve healthcare? Applications for cohort 8 will open on 2 October and close on 29 October 2023.

Apply to attend an investor day to unlock commercial opportunities in freight and logistics.

Funding and support to trial ideas to make stations safer, more seamless and sustainable.

Funding challenges to develop effective, user-driven technology at pace in areas that are critical to national security.

Through this programme, businesses can promote their vacancies and trainees can gain HGV or PCV licences.

Views sought on the design of UK permitting regimes for the recreational fishing of Eastern Atlantic bluefin tuna.

Views sought on proposed changes to the fee structure to enable ATCs to receive a fair fee for the work they do.

Up to £20 million for late-stage R&D projects that help accelerate the UK towards a net zero automotive future.

Get involved with a range of networking, upskilling, and start-up events from Women in Business.

Opportunity to showcase your social enterprise and network with corporate organisations.

Open to micro, small and medium sized enterprises across all business sectors including social economy enterprises

Funding incentive for the development of screen-based projects between Canadian and Northern Ireland producers.

Applications are now open for Northern Ireland SMEs to join this 8-week innovation programme funded by the DfE, Innovate UK and QUB.

Wide range of fully funded training courses are available for the 2023-24 academic year.

Support for major investments in the manufacture of heat pumps and strategically important components.

Free online collection of high-quality courses and resources to boost manufacturing industry skills.

Businesses are invited to hear more about tourism development, engagement opportunities and the future of tourism in Northern Ireland.

Dublin Belfast Economic Corridor wants to know how businesses can be better supported to innovate and grow.

Three companies will be selected to create their game and receive up to £25,000 in development funding, including access to facilities and mentors.