Latest News
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Big engineering companies showcased at annual careers fair
Leading engineering businesses have showcased the exciting and varied career options available to hundreds of students at Lancaster University’s Engineering department’s annual Careers Fair.
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Major engineering firm helps support student careers
A major UK company, Mott MacDonald, has rewarded two Lancaster students’ commitment to nuclear engineering with the gift of scholarships.
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Engineering Building wins prestigious award
Lancaster University’s new Engineering Building is the winner of a British Construction Industry award.
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Cats’ eyes provide solution for looking inside nuclear reactors
Engineers have drawn inspiration from the eyes of cats to create a new camera that can see radiation coming from nuclear reactors – boosting safety, efficiency and helping during nuclear disaster emergencies.
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Engineering Building shortlisted for the Prime Minister’s Better Public Building Award
Lancaster University’s new Engineering Building has been nominated for the Prime Minister’s Award, the highest accolade of the British Construction Industry Awards.
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EPSRC funding secured for neutrons research
Professor Malcolm Joyce has had a responsive mode proposal for £658k funded by the EPSRC.
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BAE Systems and Lancaster join forces to boost North West’s manufacturing and engineering sector
Jobs and growth in North West high-tech industries are to be bolstered thanks to a new programme being launched by BAE Systems and Lancaster University.
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Lancaster engineering graduate helps re-fire century-old coffee roaster
Engineers at Lancaster University are helping to bring a century-old artisan coffee roaster back to life.
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Technical University of Denmark (DTU) Green Challenge
Lancaster University Engineering department students William Wheatland and Phillip Rawcliffe travelled to Copenhagen to participate in the DTU Green Challenge (Gron Dyst) hosted by the Technical University of Denmark (DTU).
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Lancaster University Engineering Department sets schools an egg-citing challenge!
Pupils from Furness Academy, St Bernard’s Catholic High School and Lancaster Royal Grammar School have taken part in a challenge set by Lancaster University Engineering Department and visiting lecturer to the department, Dr Pete Hylton, Associate Professor and Director of Motorsports Engineering at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis.