University of Lancashire

Innovative by nature, the University offers courses which combine academic excellence with real-world teaching, ensuring that students gain the skills and experience that industry needs.  That’s why talented graduates of the University are in such high demand across the world. Its staff are leaders in their fields, with the expertise and industry knowledge that makes its courses such an asset.  

The University is internationally renowned. In 2026, the Centre for World University Rankings (CWUR) placed it in the top 7% of all worldwide universities. And the University has been awarded the University Mental Health Charter Award for our commitment to health and wellbeing.  

University of Lancashire  gained university status in 1992. Since then, it has grown to become one of the UK’s largest universities.  It also has campuses in Burnley (UK), Westlakes (UK), and Cyprus. University of Lancashire prepares students to succeed in today’s global economy. The University’s thriving community of around 42,000 students and staff is made up of over 100 nationalities, while its worldwide alumni network numbers more than 260,000 people. 

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