Partnerships

Partner with an institute built around fungi

Mycology lives in farms, labs, kitchens and studios. We want our students to be close to that work, and we are looking for organizations that want to connect with a growing international community of learners.

Who we would like to work with

Mushroom farms and growersCommercial and small-scale producers who can share real production practice or host project work.

LaboratoriesLabs working on fungal biology, genetics, identification, biotechnology or quality control.

Food companiesBusinesses working with mushrooms, fermentation, mycoprotein or new fungal ingredients.

Design and materials studiosStudios exploring mycelium materials, biodesign and sustainable products.

Research centersCentres working on ecology, soils, remediation, fermentation or other frontier topics.

Associations and societiesMycological societies, grower associations and environmental organizations that share our interest in fungi.

What a partnership can look like

Every partnership is agreed case by case. These are some of the formats we are open to.

Guest sessionsYour team presents real cases or techniques in a live session connected to a relevant module.

Project briefsYou propose real challenges that students can address in their final projects.

Content collaborationYou help shape modules so they reflect current industry or research practice.

Training for your teamYour staff join Fungaris programs or a tailored training plan.

Community and eventsJoint online talks, webinars or open sessions for the Fungaris community.

Talent connectionShare opportunities with students and graduates interested in your field.

What partners can expect

Fungaris teaches live online across 12 schools and 504 programs, with sites for a global audience, Spain, Germany and Switzerland. Partners gain contact with motivated learners from different disciplines and countries, and a way to share their expertise in a structured setting.

We aim to be a straightforward partner: clear agreements, realistic commitments and respect for your time and your intellectual property. We will not use your name or logo publicly without your written consent.

How to propose a partnership

1Send us an emailWrite to info@fungaris.institute with a short introduction to your organization.

2Describe the ideaTell us what kind of collaboration you have in mind and which schools or topics it relates to.

3Talk it throughWe arrange a conversation to explore fit, format and expectations on both sides.

4FormalizeIf we move forward, we put the agreement in writing before anything starts.

Training for organizations

Looking to train your team in mycology? See our options for companies.

For companies