university resources
Find the expertise and facilities you need to help your business stay ahead, from the East of England's universities.
i10 services
A range of services designed to help your business connect directly with a university and find the funding you need.
funding
fifty £1,000 university consultancy vouchers to help SMEs with low carbon-related business issues.
i10 provides businesses with easy access to the expertise and facilities within universities and higher education institutions in the East of England.
Latest funding initiatives to help your business:
Latest news stories:
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GradsEast invites employers in the East of England to Online Graduate Recruitment FairThe GradsEast Online Recruitment Fair, running from 8th - 19th June 2009, offers employers in Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk a quick and cost-effective platform to help attract and select the right candidate.
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Invitation to Business Roadshowsi10 and Business Link are working in partnership to help companies such as yours prepare for the future and tackle issues you may be facing. You are invited to come along to your local roadshow to meet an i10 Business Development Manager and a Business Link Adviser.
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Survival of the Greenest: Build and Brand Business Value in ConstructionEvent for businesses, researchers and policy-makers within the construction industry interested in low carbon innovation and branding on 20th February.
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Energy from Waste and Biomass Co-sponsors RequiredCompanies or organisations involved in this area of technology are being sought to sponsor a student to attend the event free of charge, as a way of encouraging young people to engage with science and engineering. If any companies are interested in sponsoring a student in this way, at a cost of only £100, then please get in touch with Dawn Bonfield as soon as possible.
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Cranfield Health provides the missing linkMore universities should provide courses that offer hands-on experience to better prepare their students.' This is the response from the Head of Cranfield Health, Professor Joe Lunec, after a report claimed that those leaving universities lacked the required knowledge and skills to progress in the UK's pharmaceutical industry.
