Lab work in brand new bioscience facilities at Lancaster

Work With Us

Lancaster works with external organisations to support research, innovation and professional development in health and medicine.

Innovation in Healthcare

We work with the NHS, public sector, industry and voluntary sector organisations to develop solutions to health care problems; innovating for the benefit of patients, the NHS, industry and the wider economy.

Organisational Development

We build collaborative partnerships with organisations to achieve success through high quality work based learning. Our approach is bespoke, based on an understanding of your work agendas and development needs.

Knowledge Exchange Strategy

A novel platform across Lancashire and Cumbria for supporting knowledge exchange between Lancaster University and the NHS, introduced by the Collaborative Partnerships initiative in 2009.

Athena Swan

Since 2014, the Faculty of Health and Medicine has held the Athena Swan Silver Award, recognising our commitment to advancing the careers of women in higher education and research.
Four people working collaboratively on a project.

Lancaster Health Hub

Research collaboration and healthcare innovation.

Lancaster Health Hub

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Professor David Allsop, Dr Penny Foulds and Dr Norah Ulzheimer

Defying Dementia campaign funds Lancaster University Alzheimer’s drug researcher

Philanthropic donations have funded a scientist to work at Lancaster University on Alzheimer’s drug development. 
A business development workshop delivered by the Health Innovation Campus team as part of its ESIF support project

Lancaster University business support programme leading the way for SME growth

A programme of business support has seen Lancaster University work with around 700 SMEs and help inject almost £1/2bn into the regional economy.
Angie Ridgewell with Dr Sherry Kothari at the new Health Innovation Campus

Civic leader visits Health Innovation Campus

The Chief Executive of Lancashire County Council has visited the new Health Innovation Campus at Lancaster University to learn more about the “exciting” project.
Laura McManus with her father and son

How university transformed life for doctor from disadvantaged background

Becoming a doctor is a dream come true for Laura McManus, who used foodbanks as a teenage mother.  
A time capsule dedication has taken place at Lancaster University’s Health Innovation Campus, ahead of its installation in the foundations of the new £41m building.

Time capsule at the new Health Innovation Campus will provide benchmark to measure project success

A time capsule dedication has taken place at Lancaster University’s Health Innovation Campus, ahead of its installation in the foundations of the new £41m building.

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