As the lead partner in the Science Futures project, Dundee & Angus College is committed to advancing science education and improving access to industry-relevant training in Tayside.

By integrating cutting-edge equipment and designing new, industry-focused courses, the college aims to enhance educational opportunities and create clear career pathways for students.

This will not only address the skill needs of local businesses but also ensures broader access to high-quality science education, supporting the growth and innovation of Tayside’s life sciences sector.

Based in Dunfermline, Fife College plays a key role in the Science Futures project by delivering education and training programs focused on equipping students with the practical skills needed for careers in the life sciences sector.

Through a variety of industry-focused courses, Fife College is delivering excellent opportunities for students by ensuring they are prepared to meet the demands of the local and national life sciences industries.

UHI Perth contributes to the Science Futures project as education providers who are committed to offering industry-aligned training programs, designed to develop the next generation of skilled workers in the life sciences field.

Known for providing stimulating learning experiences, the Perthshire college is dedicated to equipping learners with the practical skills and knowledge needed to succeed in Scotland’s science sector.

The University of Dundee is internationally renowned for its groundbreaking research in health and life sciences sectors, and is a key partner in developing the advanced technical skills and knowledge needed to grow Tayside’s life sciences sector.

The university is set to contribute to the Science Futures project by offering access to advanced labs and equipment, as well as supporting cutting-edge education and research opportunities, including the launch of the Life Sciences Innovation Hub in 2025.

The University of Dundee not only has strong ties to industry, but works closely in partnership with NHS Tayside to enhance teaching and drive advancements in global clinical research.

The James Hutton Institute, a leader in agritech for over 100 years, is internationally renowned for its research and innovation.

Home to the Advanced Plant Growth Centre (APGC) and the International Barley Hub (IBH), both funded by the Tay Cities Regional Deal, the institute brings its expertise in advancing research in food, sustainable materials, and pharma to the Science Futures project.

With world-class facilities, including working farms and cutting-edge technology, it plays a key role in providing practical teaching and skills development.

Located in the heart of Dundee, Dundee Science Centre is a key industry partner in the Science Futures project, dedicated to inspiring the next generation of scientists.

Through immersive STEM exhibits and interactive learning experiences, the centre plays a pivotal role in promoting science education in the region.

By hosting school visits and offering a variety of dynamic educational programs, Dundee Science Centre is actively encouraging young people to pursue future careers in this growing field.

With over a decade of experience in scientific teaching, research, and management, Abertay University is instrumental in shaping the Science Futures curriculum.

Renowned for its emphasis on practical skills, Abertay ensures that the curriculum is tailored to meet industry demands by providing access to cutting-edge equipment and shared laboratory facilities.

The university is dedicated to preparing students for science careers by hosting work placements, allowing them to apply their skills in real-world settings. Abertay strives to equip future scientists with a comprehensive range of knowledge and technical expertise, ensuring they are well-prepared to excel in the rapidly evolving life sciences sector.