


Exeter Science Park
Exeter Science Park is set to be the corner-stone of a knowledge-based economy which is currently achieving unprecedented growth rates. The Exeter area is home to a number of knowledge-based businesses and has benefitted from tremendous investment in start-ups and in R&D across a range of science and technology disciplines.
The University of Exeter and its Medical School plus the Met Office, which is based in Exeter, represent a considerable scientific resource. The new Science Park will act as an innovation hub, bringing together these services to push forward & support a range of science-based commercial activities.
The park is available for businesses ranging from start-ups & spin-outs through to multi-site international businesses.
Whatever your business or your business idea, Exeter Science Park will be a great plce to start your next period of high growth.
Latest News
Devon County Council's planning application for the flagship building at the Exeter Science Park has been approved by East Devon District Council. Click here for details »
Specialist Sectors
There is a tremendous breadth and depth of science-based knowledge in the Exeter area but here are some of the particularly strong research clusters:
The city of Exeter provided more authors for the recent UN IPCC Report on Climate Change than any other city in the world, representing the substantial knowledge and skills base of local experts in meteorological and climate change research. Click here for more »
Biosciences at the University of Exeter is a rapidly expanding international centre focussed on Microbes & Disease, Environment & Evolution, Cell Biology, Theoretical & Computational Sciences, Evolution, Ecology & Conservation, Plant Biology and Biological Chemistry. Click here for more »
The Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry and The Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital represents a network of wide ranging collaborations with local and international biomedical companies. The PCMD, along with the main NHS trusts, has recently partnered with Quintiles to become part of its Prime Site clinical research development programme. Click here for more »
The University of Exeter has expertise and facilities in many aspects of materials, from fundamental properties to manufacturing and sustainability. Exeter is sharing world-leading materials knowledge to deliver new concepts, processes and products. Click here for more »
Ensuring global food security is without question one of the biggest challenges facing humanity and it can only be achieved by dramatic increases in food availability across the world. Exeter is the centre of scientific and social research into more cost effective land use. Click here for more »Location
Exeter Science Park is in the beautiful south west of England 2 hour’s from London by train and adjacent to an international airport with connections to Amsterdam & Paris.
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What We Offer
The reason for creating the Science Park is to grow businesses and to create jobs. There are some 70 science parks in the UK today and they all help a range of science-based organisations to compete, usually in global markets.
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Property
There is a range of property options on the Park all conforming to BREEAM Excellent rating (2008) with CEQUAL Exemplar infrastructure.
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Our Vision
- To drive growth in knowledge-based science, technology, engineering and medicine related enterprise in the region
- To be a prime location for successful science-based business development combined with excellent quality of life
- To promote the region's world-leading scientific capacity and international ambition
- To contribute significantly to the Government's innovation agenda by encouraging knowledge transfer between the research base and innovative business








