Lancaster has invested more than £19 million in cyber capability through the Data & Cyber Quarter (DCQ), new labs, staffing and expanded outreach. Our ACE-CSE strategy turns this investment into long-term impact through four clear aims.
1. Inclusive and Equitable Education
We widen participation by supporting diverse learners, building school pathways, expanding outreach and ensuring cyber careers are visible and accessible across the North West.
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- Schools & Colleges
- Women & Girls in Cyber
2. Regional Leadership for Prosperity
As a civic university, we contribute to the North-West Cyber Corridor through partnerships with:
- His Majesty's Government
- Lancashire Cyber Partnership
- Key Academic Institutions
- Apex Employers
- Community and Charity Organisations.
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- Government Partners
- Business & SMEs
3. Institutional Excellence in Cyber Security
We embed secure practice across Lancaster University through training, governance input, digital-safety initiatives and secure research infrastructure.
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4. National Contribution
We support national priorities through conference leadership, TechFirst preparation, government training, and advisory input to DSIT.