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Ways We Can Support Your Business
There are numerous ways that the University of Wolverhampton can help support your business with the different services and opportunities we have to offer. Below are some of the key ways that we can help you with your business.
National Brownfield Institute
If your business operates in the construction industry, then the National Brownfield Institute (NBI) may be able to support your business.
The NBI is a prestigious research centre that collaborates with the construction industry to advance building techniques through innovation and partnerships. Its primary focus is on the practical implementation of future brownfield regeneration and remediation, and achieves this by conducting research, leading policy development, and offering commercial services.
Explore the National Brownfield Institute.
ECMS
The Elite Centre for Manufacturing Skills (ECMS) is an employer-led training facility located in the Black Country. Its purpose is to support the UK industry by enhancing the skills and knowledge of the workforce, particularly in engineering, manufacturing, casting, and metal forming sectors.
With a strong emphasis on the region's industrial heritage, the Elite Centre aims to address skills gaps by offering specialised training and upskilling opportunities.
The Elite Centre operates through a Hub and Spoke model, consisting of two main centres. The Hub is situated at the University of Wolverhampton's Springfield Campus, while the National Foundry Training Centre is located in Tipton. These centres provide short courses and training programs.
The ECMS receives funding from The Black Country Local Enterprise Partnership and is a collaboration between the University of Wolverhampton, Dudley College, Cast Metals Federation, Confederation of British Metal forming, and Institute of Cast Metals Engineers.
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Supply Chain Transition Programme
The Supply Chain Transition Programme, is about transforming the West Midlands manufacturing sector, helping businesses adapt to emerging markets and drive inclusive economic growth.
As part of the WM Investment Zone Supply Chain Transition programme, the University’s Elite Centre for Manufacturing Skills (ECMS), working alongside academic and professional colleagues from the University of Wolverhampton Business School, will deliver an integrated model of leadership, management and technical training, enabling businesses to develop skilled workforces, adopt new technologies, and seize growth opportunities in key sectors such as aerospace, green energy, future housing, health technologies, and digital manufacturing.
Hear from Dr Manpreet Singh and Sadaf Alvi Liaqat about The Supply Chain Transition Programme.
SMEs can now apply to join the programme via the Business Growth West Midlands website and access fully funded support, including practical advice, R&D grants, and advanced management training.
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