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Investment funds
- Commercialisation Partner Network
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Catalyst Fund
- Catalyst Fund Investment Plan 2024-2028
- New Zealand-Singapore Leveraging AI for Healthy Ageing 2025 Call for Proposals
- New Zealand - Singapore Biotech in Future Food Research Programme Call for Proposals 2025
- New Zealand – China Strategic Research Alliance 2025 Call for Proposals
- New Zealand-China Strategic Research Alliance 2024 Call for Proposals
- Funded projects
- COVID-19 Innovation Acceleration Fund
- Endeavour Fund
- Envirolink Scheme
- Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Capability Fund
- Extreme weather science response
- He whakawhānui i te pāpātanga o Vision Mātauranga – mahere haumi 2023
- Expanding the Impact of Vision Mātauranga – 2023 investment plan
- MBIE Science Whitinga Fellowship
- National Science Challenges
- Partnerships
- PreSeed Accelerator Fund
- Science in Society
- Strategic Science Investment Fund
- Regional Research Institutes Initiative
- Who got funded
- Te Tahua Whakakaha o Te Pūnaha Hihiko
- Te Pūnaha Hihiko: Vision Mātauranga Capability Fund
Science Learning Hub
The Science Learning Hub is a high-quality online repository which promotes student interest and engagement in science by providing contemporary, contextualised resources for school teachers and students.
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Since its establishment in 2015, MBIE has funded the University of Waikato to manage, maintain and develop the operations of the Science Learning Hub, which includes content development, IT infrastructure and outreach activities. It has had significant impact on the science and education sector, by making science learning resources more accessible and increasing teacher confidence in teaching Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects.
Funding of $1.2m per year is committed to the Science Learning Hub to 30 June 2028.
The Science Learning Hub engages more students in STEM and aims to encourage more people to pursue STEM career pathways to ensure a workforce that can support future economic growth and innovation within New Zealand.