Join us for an open day

At an undergraduate open day you can explore our stunning campus, get to know your department and start picturing yourself at Lancaster.

Book your place
group of students on the grass at Lancaster Square

Find a Course

Linked icons

A top UK university

A top 10 UK university, a close-knit community and somewhere you can belong. Find out what Lancaster could offer you.

Why Lancaster?
Two students in the library

Research spotlight: everyday heroes

From catching criminals to reducing pollution, citizens are helping Lancaster researchers change the world.

Everyday heroes
A person in an anorak takes a water sample in Hawkshead

News

Deep concentration as youngsters get to grips with one of the 30 activities and demonstrations at Campus in the City. Photograph by Robin Zahler.

Family-friendly Campus in the City draws in the crowds

More than 600 people enjoyed Lancaster University’s popular Campus in the City event last weekend.
Image shows Laura Clancy on the right with the front cover of her book which shows a beige castellated buiding on a brown background

Monarchy comes under the microscope in new book

A new book, written by a Lancaster University lecturer, which examines the British monarchy’s place in today’s society will be published later this month.
Solar farm

Researchers use satellite imagery to shed light on UK solar farm land use

Scientists at Lancaster University have studied satellite images of the UK to produce the most accurate assessment yet on how much land solar farms occupy.
Professor Simon Bainbridge (left) and Michael Portillo outside Greta Hall, Keswick, the home of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge from 1800-1803 and the base for many of his pioneering mountaineering adventures.

Professor on right track to provide BBC TV insight on Lake District poet

A Lancaster University professor is on track to help railway guru Michael Portillo uncover the delights of Cumbria in the new series of Great British Railways Journeys on BBC TV.
ATLAS Experiment

ATLAS Collaboration awarded Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

The ATLAS Collaboration at CERN has been awarded the Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics for its pioneering studies of the high-energy collisions from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). 
From left: Mark Spencer, Ailsa Brotherton and Vishnu Chandrabalan

You are invited to three inaugural lectures in the Faculty of Health and Medicine

The Faculty of Health and Medicine is hosting inaugural lectures by three Honorary Clinical Chairs.

More News

High praise from students

Students participating in the National Student Survey (NSS) 2024 rated Lancaster University highly for teaching, academic support, and learning resources. Among other successes, Lancaster scored 91.5% for learning resources, 88.5% for teaching quality, and 89.9% for academic support.

National Student Survey
A female student in the infolab smiling