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Our Dual Approach
UKBlackTech is an organisation managed by specialised professionals from across the fields of Entrepreneurship, Technology and Academia, dedicated to promoting the culture of technology, innovation and cutting-edge digital skills.
The UKBT institute is a cross-sector body of technologists, health professionals, data scientists, creative thinkers, and grassroot communities. We act as a townhouse, a convening space where new verticals and new people come together to tackle challenges in bold, innovate ways
| How You Can Get Involved | Opportunities for 2026 |
| Create and publish blogs and vlogs sharing expertise in technology, entrepreneurship, and education Showcase your innovation by linking us to your GitHub projects via LinkedIn Get involved in events and campaigns through Discord and the Newsletter Champion UkBlackTech by amplifying out work and partners across your networks | 2026 Content & Creator Programme(blogs, vlogs, open-source showcases) Community Ambassadors supporting campaigns and ecosystem growth Open innovation spotlights highlighting member-built products and tools Mentor & Coach Roles supporting founders and early-career technologists |
| How You Can Get Involved | Opportunities for 2026 |
| Contribute to and co-author applied research, pilots, and thought leadership Join cross-sector working groups with a primary focus on Women’s Health in 2026 Apply to the Resident Programme to work on live vertical challenges Join the Practitioner Programme, collaborating across technical and non-technical disciplines | Resident Programme (Opens February 2026) Focus: Women’s Health: Data Scientist, Developers, Designers, & UX Apply with LinkedIn profile + CV Women’s Health Innovation Challenges with partners and public bodies Practitioner Programme Cohort bringing together: – Doctors & Clincians – Lawyers, policy & compliance professionals – Scientists & life sciences specialists – Supply chain and non-technical professionals Funded pilots, sandboxes, and policy-informed prototypes |