EnterpriseTECH fees
The following fees apply to registered graduate students, PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and staff at different institutions and organisations:
Your institution | Fee |
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University of Cambridge and affiliated institutions | £785 |
Other UK universities | £985 |
NHS employees outside the University of Cambridge | £985 |
International universities | £1,600 |
Corporate and other professionals | £2,350 |
EnterpriseTECH guidance
If you’re offered a place on the programme, a personal deposit of £50 is requested to secure your place. This deposit is deducted from the total programme fee.
Fees do not cover transportation, non-programme sustenance or accommodation expenses.
University of Cambridge applicants
- Enquire how your programme fee might be (fully or partly) covered by your department, CDT or college. We don’t have any influence and can’t guarantee success. It’s your responsibility, so check with them first so you can confirm your funding source on the application form.
- We’re sometimes able to offer a limited number of scholarships for postdocs and eligible PhD students. These have strict criteria attached to them. You can ask to be considered for one of these when you apply.
- Self-funding is an option and we may offer you the flexibility to pay your fee in three instalments.
External applicants
- You’ll be asked for a funding source on the application form. Sometimes this is another university’s training budget, or a corporate sponsor. It’s your responsibility to enquire if you can get support, so check first. Fees are paid before the programme begins.
- Self-funding is an option and we may offer you the flexibility to pay your fee in three instalments.
Scholarship and funding opportunities for EnterpriseTECH
Scholarship requests are reviewed by the EnterpriseTECH team. You may need to apply for some of these funding opportunities separately, please check requirements below. We will also advise on this if you get offered a place on EnterpriseTECH and so we recommend you have a funding backup plan in place.
- Henry Royce Institute Scholarship
- School of Clinical Medicine
- School of Biological Sciences
- Medical Research Council
- Wellcome-MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
- Biotechnology and Biological Sciences
- Engineering and Physical Sciences
- Cambridge Academy for Therapeutic Sciences
- The Babraham Institute
- Breaking Barriers Awards
Henry Royce Institute
Number of awards
10
Eligibility
PhD students and postdocs at any UK university (excluding University of Cambridge) in materials science or engineering research may be eligible for a full award. Those at University of Cambridge will only be considered for a 50% award.
School of Clinical Medicine
Number of awards
5 for Cohort 15 and 5 for Cohort 16
Eligibility
For PhD students and postdocs within the School of Clinical Medicine at University of Cambridge this award would cover 50% of the programme fee.
School of Biological Sciences
Number of awards
5 for Cohort 15 and 5 for Cohort 16
Eligibility
For PhD students and postdocs within the School of Biological Sciences at University of Cambridge this award would cover 50% of the programme fee.
Medical Research Council
Number of awards
Unlimited
Eligibility
MRC-funded PhD students at the University of Cambridge.
Wellcome-MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
Number of awards
To be confirmed for 2024-2025.
Eligibility
PhD students and postdocs working in the Institute.
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences
Number of awards
Up to 10
Eligibility
Postdocs in the School of Biological Sciences at University of Cambridge. The award would cover the full programme fee.
Engineering and Physical Sciences
Number of awards
Up to 10
Eligibility
Postdocs in the School of Physical Sciences or School of Technology at University of Cambridge. The award would cover the full programme fee.
Cambridge Academy for Therapeutic Sciences
Number of awards
To be confirmed for 2024-2025.
Eligibility
Postdocs in therapeutics or diagnostics at University of Cambridge.
The Babraham Institute
Number of awards
Unlimited
Eligibility
PhD students, postdocs and staff at Babraham. The award would cover the full programme fee.
Breaking Barriers Awards
Number of awards
2 per cohort
Eligibility
The Breaking Barriers Awards aim to dismantle barriers to success and foster inclusivity. By promoting diversity and supporting untapped talent, we want to help empower potential entrepreneurs to achieve their goals.
Supported by our corporate sponsors, the Breaking Barriers Awards are open to people outside of the university system. Perhaps you have been on an entrepreneurial journey already, out of work, or are between jobs. There is no upper age limit.
You are eligible to apply if you are facing personal challenges, specifically financial constraints, limited professional networks and experiences of bias. Please send us a letter by email to EnterpriseTECH explaining how you fit the requirements of the scholarship and why you should be considered for this award as soon as you submit your online application.
Scholarships cover the full programme fee.
University researchers are not eligible.
EnterpriseTECH STAR fees
The following fees apply:
Your institution | Fee |
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Applicants who have completed or are doing in EnterpriseTECH | £1,300 |
Applicants without the requisite foundation of EnterpriseTECH | £3,900 |
EnterpriseTECH STAR guidance
- You must have completed (or be currently on) EnterpriseTECH to have your application considered. We may make an occasional exception, please enquire first.
- For University of Cambridge Postdoctoral Research Associates, there are opportunities to have your fees covered via the EPSRC or BBSRC Impact Accelerator Award scheme. This may require a little extra effort from you if you’re offered a place, we will guide you in this process.
- If you are offered a place, you pay a personal deposit of £100. This is deducted from the programme fee.
Cancellation policy
On acceptance of a place for EnterpriseTECH or EnterpriseTECH STAR, the full programme fee becomes payable.
University of Cambridge applicants: any underwritten place not taken up will be claimed, meaning the loss of an opportunity for another student. The deposit will be returned for a cancellation up to one calendar month before the programme starts.
All self-funded and non-Cambridge applicants: the programme fee is to be paid before the programme begins. We will refund 50% of the fee up to one calendar month before and 20% between one calendar month and 10 days before the start. The deposit will be returned for a cancellation up to one calendar month before the programme starts. There are no refunds for cancellations that fall within the remaining 9 days before the programme starts.