Industrial Solutions – how hi-tech and manufacturing companies can use 3D electron microscopy.

Innovate UK have announced £20M funding for businesses who are doing R&D.

Three way partnership between a business seeking expertise, an academic institution (such as Plymouth University) and a recently qualified graduate/postgraduate.

The University of Plymouth is helping the United Kingdom become a world leader in agricultural technology and sustainability.

Working with SMEs across Devon to access graduate talent.

SERIO, part of Plymouth University, provides specialist social, economic and market research regionally and nationally.

Plymouth Science Park is a world-class office, research and laboratory
environment that provides the space, flexibility and support for technology, digital and science-based businesses to accelerate their growth and success.

Cornwall Innovation comprises the county’s flagship business acceleration facilities.

Employer Mentoring Programme - linking an industry professional to act as a mentor to our students.

Formation Zone is perfect if you have a business idea you’d like to start and develop in a supportive and collaborative environment.

Enterprise Solutions is your gateway to the University of Plymouth for business enquiries.

The University of Plymouth is giving South West businesses the opportunity to display work from some of the region's up and coming artists.

The project will work with the SME community to develop a culture of innovation across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.

Offering expert and specialist support to students, researchers, academics and industry.

One Research Way was made possible by a grant from the Heart of the South West LEP Growth Fund, the University of Plymouth and Plymouth City Council.

If you are looking for a modern, creative events facility, with an inspiring theatre atmosphere and a uniquely flexible design, look no further than The House.

In January 2017 the University of Plymouth launched a national-first mentoring and scholarship programme in response to the shortfall in the number of engineers graduating from higher education.