Grants & Funding

Grants and funding play a vital role in assisting industry and research organisations access capital to fund the ongoing development of projects. Grants represented here may be from a variety of sources, for a variety of purposes.

The grants environment is one that rapidly changes, so we encourage you to watch this site for updates, submission dates and links to various grant programs that are available.

If you would like us to include a relevant grant opportunity, please contact us.

Receive a discount on research and clinical trial training programs

Posted: 17 April 2024 In the lead up to the EOFY, BioMelbourne Network partner PRAXIS Australia are offering you and your team their most generous offer yet on their expert training solutions.  If you enrol now, you can receive 24%…

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Growth opportunity and new jobs for Victorian medtechs

Posted: 28 February 2024 A new Allan Labor Government grant program will help Victorian medtech startups and scaleups accelerate their pathway to market, increasing healthcare innovation and creating high-skilled jobs in one of the state’s fastest growing industries.…

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RMIT backs Vietnam with new $250m strategic investment fund

Posted: 13 June 2023 Today, in the presence of Australia’s Prime Minister, the Honourable Anthony Albanese MP, RMIT University announced the next phase of its Country Commitment to Vietnam, including a AUD $250 million strategic investment fund. The…

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A significant project to Optimise Australia’s clinical trials

Posted: 5 December PRAXIS Australia has secured a significant project and will work in collaboration with the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care to improve the confidence and capability of the clinical trial workforce in…

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