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Standard Innovation Voucher

£1,000 to £7,500No closing date statedScotland

A voucher paid to a Scottish university or college to fund a first-time collaboration developing a new product, process or service. Suits small and medium-sized businesses and social enterprises in Scotland.

What it pays for

  • Innovation and R&D

Conditions to know about

Must be a registered business operating in Scotland, never have collaborated with a university or FE college on R&D, and need an academic partner. Applicants must match the voucher value in cash or in kind. Sole traders and businesses not registered in Scotland must submit a pre-submission form. One voucher per company.

How to apply

Applications go through the funder. Read their page for the full rules and the form.

Go to the funder’s page

Check if you can apply

Is each of these true for your business?

The business is based in Scotland
The funder’s wording
Yes, if you: - are a registered business operating in Scotland
You are a company or partnership or a social enterprise
The funder’s wording
Any small or medium-sized business or social enterprise in Scotland looking to partner with a Scottish university or further education college for the first time.
The business has fewer than 250 people

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Source: Find Business Support Scotland: funding. Last checked 11 Nov 2026. Read from the funder’s page by AI, with each key fact checked against the page text.

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