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Join Innovate UK's Global Incubator Programme to explore agri-tech opportunities in Australia.

Funding between £500 and £2,000 available to rural community, voluntary and social organisations for projects to tackle local social issues.

Entrepreneurs from ethnic minority backgrounds can apply for proof of concept grants worth up to £10,000.

Find out more about applying for the King’s Awards for Enterprise.

Aspiring board members are invited to apply for Arts & Business NI's Leaders on Arts Boards programme.

An opportunity for businesses to trial their products or services at an established market.

New Queen's University innovation programme aims to create high-quality jobs as part of the Belfast Region City Deal.

Employers have the opportunity to achieve Living Wage accreditation through Advice NI's new initiative.

The Hartree Centre has announced the next call for applications to their 12-week Collaborative Data Projects programme, open to SMEs across the UK. 

Join fellow game developers to find new opportunities and discover strategies to support the growth of your business.

Give your feedback on Tourism Northern Ireland's Tourism Enterprise Development (TED) Programme events and webinars.

Support is available to help you develop scalable AI and ML solutions in the creative sector.

UK registered SMEs working in creative industries, or XR for digital mental health, can apply for grant funding alongside private investment from selected investor partners.

£250,000 is available for creative entrepreneurs and businesses to decarbonise or reduce waste in the creative industries in the UK.

Apply now to showcase your solutions for supply chain challenges in food, hydrogen, and spare parts sectors.

Innovate UK is offering up to £2 million for artificial intelligence supply chain projects - apply by 21 August 2024.

Funding is available for production of live action, factual and virtual reality short films.

With cash awards and bespoke business support, this initiative aims to uncover diverse hidden talent around the UK.

UKRI’s investments will support research and innovation across the sector.

This new guide equips music creators with step-by-step guidance on what music data is, why it matters and what to do with it.