A seated group of students

More than learning. Belonging.

Thinking of Lancaster? There's a place for everyone. This is yours.

Why Lancaster?

Find a Course

International University of the Year badge

International University of the Year 2020

We have been named International University of the Year by The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020.

International University of the Year
Lancaster University Library

An inspiring place to study Architecture

Building on our institutional reputation for excellence in teaching and research, our new BA (Hons) Architecture programme aims to be one of the UK’s leading destinations for aspiring architects. Find out more about Lancaster’s new degree in Architecture.

Architecture BA Hons

News

Professor Paul Farley

Lancaster professor in line for top poetry prize

Lancaster University's Professor Paul Farley has been shortlisted for the 2019 T S Eliot Prize for his most recent volume of poetry, The Mizzy (Picador).
People walking by an open sewer in Africa

Lancaster leads Africa bioenergy demonstration projects to support a safer, circular water economy

Lancaster University is leading a major new project that promises to tackle major global development issues and improve lives in communities across two African countries.
Christina Hciks

Professor Christina Hicks awarded Philip Leverhulme Prize

Professor Christina Hicks, Lancaster Environment Centre (LEC) has been awarded the Philip Leverhulme Prize, supporting her research into food and nutrition security from fisheries.
A problem gambler with an empty wallet at a roulette table

Gambling industry not doing enough to protect problem gamblers and children

A Lancaster University expert has warned a House of Lords committee that existing regulation on the gambling industry is not doing enough to protect problem gamblers and children from harm.
A zebra and foal, taken as part of LEC fieldtrips to the Rift Valley in Kenya

Zoology degree launched

Lancaster University has launched a new Zoology degree, offering students the opportunity to study animals and how they function from the cellular to the societal level. 
Dr Nick Chappell

In praise of hydrology

Hydrology is the unsung hero of research into effective ways of restoring the natural functioning of our environment, says the new President of the British Hydrological Society.

More News

Research staff making notes on a glass panel

World Top 50 for Arts and Humanities

The Times Higher Education (THE) 2020 has ranked Lancaster University in the world top 50 for Arts and Humanities, highlighting how Arts and Humanities at Lancaster leads on a global scale.

Arts and Social Sciences at Lancaster

Alumni

As a Lancaster graduate you join a growing global family. Discover ways to stay in touch.

Business

Our experts could help you grow your business. Read more about our services, from consultancy to executive education.

Events

You don't have to be a student to get involved. Find out about public lectures, exhibitions and community events.
You made it

Welcome to Lancaster

Congratulations to all our new students joining us this autumn! For advice on what to do now, just visit our Welcome Site.

Welcome
instagram-logo

Instagram

@LancasterUni
a duck
St Mary's Parade
LICA
snowy campus
Roses