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Security Lancaster

We deliver research and education that innovates and creatively challenges the way that individuals, organisations and societies secure and protect themselves.

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Welcome

We achieve our aims through engagement and collaboration with companies from a range of sectors and governments. Our approach delivers the very best use-inspired and pure research alongside cutting-edge education that delivers real impact.

Research

Security Lancaster delivers research that innovates and creatively challenges the way that individuals, organisations and societies secure and protect themselves. Our approach delivers the very best use-inspired and pure research that delivers real impact.

Enterprise

We achieve our world-class research and educational achievements through engagement and collaboration with companies from a range of sectors, national governments, think tanks and other organisations with an interest in security and protection science.

Education

We achieve our world-class research and educational achievements through engagement and collaboration with companies from a range of sectors, national governments, think tanks and other organisations with an interest in security and protection science.

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2019/20 Call for Members for Security Lancaster Institute

For 2019/20, we welcome new membership applications from academic staff, researchers and graduate students. Many of our existing members are not from traditional security disciplines and we are happy to discuss with potential new members how their work might align with the institute's areas of activity.
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Vacancy: Co-Director, Security Lancaster Institute

This is an exciting opportunity to lead one of our successful interdisciplinary flagship research institutes.
Professor Dame Sue Black

Professor Sue Black interviewed on BBC Radio 4

Research by Pro-Vice Chancellor for Engagement, Dame Professor Sue Black was featured on BBC Radio 4 programme, ‘The Hand Detectives’.
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LUHack kicks off for the 2019 academic year

The Lancaster University Ethical Hacking Group (LUHack) kicked off for the 2019 academic year on the 16th October 2019. 10 students across PGR and UG hosted an introductory event for over 70 interested people who came to see what LUHack was about, ranging from first year UG to members of staff.
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Government approves funding for new Lancaster University Enterprise Zone

A new ‘University Enterprise Zone’ for Lancaster will drive economic growth, create jobs and help businesses develop innovative new products and services.

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