Collaboration and Innovation Fund — NSW
Up to $500K available
New South Wales Department of Education
The Collaboration and Innovation Fund provides grants to support university projects, programs and initiatives that align with the New South Wales Higher Education Strategy. It aims to enhance collaboration between universities and the New South Wales Government to address social, economic and environmental challenges.
Funding
Up to $500K
Closed
19 Apr 2022
Duration
by the end of 2025
Location
New South Wales
Who Can Apply
What's Funded
Seed funding or co-investment for university-led projects, programs and initiatives aligned with the New South Wales Higher Education Strategy, including collaborative projects involving tertiary education, government, non-government or industry partners.Before you apply
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Projects should demonstrate alignment with the New South Wales Higher Education Strategy and Department of Education outcomes and targets, support education and skills outcomes in New South Wales, harness regional capability and innovation, and show financial sustainability and collaboration.Grant not accepting applications
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What is the Collaboration and Innovation Fund?
How much funding does the Collaboration and Innovation Fund provide?
Who is eligible for the Collaboration and Innovation Fund?
- Lead applicant must be a New South Wales university that is a member of the New South Wales Vice Chancellors' Committee
- Other universities or higher education providers may participate as project partners
- Project must align with the New South Wales Higher Education Strategy
- Project should align with New South Wales Department of Education outcomes and targets
- Collaborative projects involving tertiary education, government, non-government or industry partners are highly regarded
- Applications including a New South Wales regional university as lead or partner are highly regarded
- Application must be signed by the project lead
- Application must be endorsed by senior executive and legal within the administering organisation
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