EPSRC international partnerships and collaboration
Research is international and many challenges that we face are global. As well as maintaining the strength of UK research, we want UK researchers to be able to work with the best collaborators around the world.
We focus on enabling collaborations with partners in Europe, China, India, Japan and the USA. These regions/countries are prioritised either because they are historically strong in engineering and the physical and mathematical sciences, or else they are rapidly growing their capabilities in our research areas.
Current international partnerships
As well as acting to further UK researchers’ involvement in EU research programmes, we work proactively with partners in China, India, Japan and the US in targeted joint funding initiatives.
Newton Fund
The Newton Fund is a £735 million fund which, through science and innovation partnerships, promotes the economic development and welfare of poor people in partnering countries. It aims to strengthen science and innovation capacity and unlock further funding to support poverty alleviation.
International agreements
We work with partners in the UK and abroad to help researchers and research organisations to get maximum value from international collaborations and opportunities.
Lead agency agreement with Science Foundation Ireland, Lead agency agreement with the NSF, Lead agency agreement with Luxembourg
UK partner organisations in international strategy development
Details of EPSRC's collaborations with UK public sector partners in international strategy development.
United States
UK Research and Innovation US office; key US partners and highlights of our work with the US
India
UK Research and Innovation India office; key Indian funding partners and highlights of our work with India
Japan
Highlights of our work with Japan
China
UK Research and Innovation China office; key Chinese funding partners and highlights of our work with China
EPSRC and European funding
EPSRC engagement with the EU and Science Europe; the UK Research Office.