UKRI Translation: EPSRC Prosperity Partnerships 2027
Funding
Up to £40,000,000
Location
England
Applications
Rolling (always open)
This grant supports ambitious research partnerships between businesses and universities. You can get up to £40 million for collaborative research programmes. Your business must already have a working relationship with an academic partner. Both partners must co-create and co-deliver the project together. The funding is rolling with no set deadline. This is for major research projects that could transform your industry. You need to show how the research will create prosperity and economic benefits.
Key requirements:
- Must have existing working relationship with academic partner
- Must co-create and co-deliver with academic partner
This grant is for businesses that already work with universities or research institutions. You need an existing relationship with an academic partner who will co-create the project with you. This is for major research programmes, not small projects.
Regions
No published award history for Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). Some funders do not publish their grants data.
Full details from Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)
Apply for funding to support ambitious, collaborative research programmes.Prosperity Partnerships projects must be co-created and co-delivered by business and academic partners that share an existing working relationship.
Set up your organisation profile first
Takes about 5 minutes. This is what makes your checks specific to your business.
Get the full toolkit
Premium adds unlimited eligibility checks plus everything you need to apply, for any grant.
- Unlimited eligibility checks
- Get a step-by-step application plan
- Generate a first draft you can work from
- Review your draft against the criteria
- Build a budget template
- Read the grant in plain English
Get notified about grants like this
Create a free account to receive alerts when new education funding opens.
Create free accountLast updated: 23 April 2026