We're working to protect the health and wellbeing of our University community. Find the latest information on our response to the pandemic, including government advice, and support available to our staff and students.
Last reviewed: 19th July 2022
Our thoughts are with all who are affected by the Coronavirus. We are working hard to ensure we keep you up to date with news from Lancaster University.
We're working to protect the health and wellbeing of our University community. Find the latest information on our response to the pandemic, including government advice, and support available to our staff and students.
Last reviewed: 19th July 2022
We're proud of our staff and students for their resilience and hard work throughout the pandemic, we want to share just some of the ways our staff and students are supporting communities with their research, expertise and time.
Our research continues to help inform the response to the Covid-19 crisis.
Our academics advise the Government on the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic will be in the next two to five years.
We're proud to be supporting our communities in many different ways during the pandemic
Find out about how Staff and students in our Faculty of Health and Medicine have been responding to the pandemic.
We’ve been working hand in hand with teachers and community partners to deliver internet and technology provision for secondary school children, learning resources for primary school children and mentoring support across both secondary and primary schools.
Listen to interviews with Professor Jo Rycroft-Malone, Dr Rahul Keith of Lancaster Medical Practice, and Eric Bevan, one of the first people to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
Listen to BBC Radio Lancashire's Tim Padfield interview Professor Jo Rycroft-Malone about the partnership that made possible the delivery of the coronavirus vaccine at the Health Innovation Campus.
BBC Radio Lancashire's Tim Padfield interviews Dr Rahul Keith from Lancaster Medical Practice about delivery of the coronavirus vaccine.
Tim Padfield from BBC Radio Lancashire interviews Eric Bevan, 92, one of the first people to receive the new Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine.
New peer-learning online programme specifically designed to support SME leaders in Lancashire & Cumbria following the Coronavirus pandemic.
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