We support institutions in the UK and overseas to develop mutually beneficial partnerships through a wide range of programme and initiatives.
Grants of £25,000 – £75,000 will be awarded to projects that support research collaboration, internationalisation of HE institutions and TNE.
Funding for UK- South African university partnerships as part of the Entrepreneurship Development in Higher Education programme.
This fund enables UK higher and further education institutions to work with partner institutions in Bangladesh, Indonesia, Peru and Vietnam.
Grants of £10,000 each will be provided to 5 UK universities to partner with 5 universities from Kazakhstan to support transnational education.
Tackle climate change with institutions in Egypt by applying for a partnership grant.
British Council and the French Embassy in the UK are launching a new programme to support French and UK scientific teams to scale-up their research projects.
Opportunities and grants for UK HEIs to collaborate with 35 Southeast Asian universities.
Around £80,000 will be provided to two UK universities to partner with universities from Egypt for internationalisation and TNE projects.
UK and Brunei universities are invited to participate in the UK-Brunei Higher Education Teaching and Learning Partnership Project.
Seed funding for senior researchers from UK and Singapore to work with early career researchers in institutional partnership.
Call for partnerships to contribute to the development of English language teaching in Viet Nam’s education system. Apply by 25 October 2021.
UK and Pakistan institutions are invited to work together on a capacity building project for doctoral degrees in Pakistan. Apply by 30 November 2021.
We invite proposals from experts in HE internationalisation and teaching and learning to work on the UK-Brunei Higher Education Teaching and Learning Partnership. Apply by 16 November 2021.
Secure £130,000 to conduct a study identifying barriers to international collaboration in tertiary education and how TNE can develop education systems.
British Council and the HEC Pakistan invite proposals from organisations to run a research capacity building programme.
Grants for partnerships which focus on improving graduate outcomes.
Grants for partnerships to strengthen youth and civic leadership education.
An exploratory grant to fund pilot projects that enable innovative virtual collaboration. Apply by 5 November 2021.
Funding for UK institutions with partners in China for projects that strengthen academic collaboration and internationalisation between the UK and China.
Develop a partnership between UK and Vietnamese universities, ELT and EdTech organisations to contribute to the development of ELT in Vietnam’s education system.
Funding for UK-Vietnam higher education consortium groups to deliver projects that strengthen tertiary education.
Join the consortium, promoting strategic engagement and bilateral cooperation in HE between partner universities.
Around £200,000 will be awarded to 7 UK institutions to partner with 7 Indonesian universities to support internationalisation and TNE.
Grant funding to support a project to develop and deliver a pilot transdisciplinary course on DRI.
These grants are open to UK and Indian higher education partnerships wishing to co-create joint programmes of study.
Strategic partnerships between Thai and UK universities to support excellence in teaching, research, and innovation capability.
This call will fund five UK higher education institutions to each work with two Brazilian institutions.
Opportunity for UK higher education institution or consultant(s).
Looking for UK-based consultant(s) to support a gender equality framework for higher education, science, technology institutions in Brazil.
Develop and deliver a programme of project management training and technical assistance to project managers at public universities in Peru.
Apply for up to £30,000 to support the design and piloting of digital innovations that address English language learning needs in Vietnam.
Entrepreneurship projects for Africa have been announced. Find out the universities from the UK, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa who have been selected for the project.
With a UK investment of £735 million, the Newton Fund built research and innovation partnerships.