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The Engineering Department at Lancaster University is a broad-based engineering centre with a record of innovative teaching, practical research and close links with industry. The department has a friendly, informal and collaborative atmosphere, which we find helps those who work, study and visit here to achieve success.

Lancaster University announces Anuj Bidve Memorial Scholarship

Lancaster University has announced the annual Anuj Bidve Memorial Scholarship in honour of its postgraduate student who was killed in Salford on Boxing Day 2011. Read more

MSc-by-research scholarships in Engineering

The Department of Engineering at Lancaster University invites applications from exceptional graduates to study for one-year MSc-by-research degrees. Read more

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Nuclear EngD

Engineering at Lancaster is a full partner in the EPSRC Nuclear EngD centre which provides outstanding young nuclear Research Engineers with intensive, broad-based training in collaboration with industrial companies, equipping them to take up senior roles within the nuclear industry.

In addition to obtaining a high quality qualification, Research Engineers will gain experience of working in an industrial research and development environment. This four-year programme involves you, the Research Engineer, being based within an industrial company in the UK.

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Inaugural UK-US Nuclear Facilities Workshop

A nuclear expert from Lancaster University has attended the first ever UK-US Nuclear Facilities Workshop.

Story supplied by LU Press Office
Tue 17 January 2012

Events

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Progress in Nuclear Energy and Education

Progress in Nuclear Energy and Education

Conference Chair: Professor Malcolm Joyce, Lancaster University

Tue 20 - Thu 22 March 2012
Church House Conference Centre, Westminster, London

Join international delegates at the Progress in Nuclear Energy and Education Conference - Learning from the past, preparing for the future. The conference provides a forum for nuclear scientists to discuss the cutting edge science and engineering aspects of nuclear energy together with increasingly more important safety, policy, resource and educational requirements of the industry.