Activities for Schools
Get Involved
Opportunities exist throughout the year for school and college students to visit the Faculty of Science and Technology, try some hands-on science and find out about life at university.
In recent years we've run activities for National Science and Engineering Week and Chemistry Week, as well as our popular Science and Technology Taster Days, which take place each July.
On a more specialised level, there is great scope for visiting and working with with individual departments, through schemes like Engineering's Wave Power Challenge.
If you have an idea for a project involving one of our departments please get in touch.
Thai Students Meet Lancaster Researchers
Gifted students from a specialist Thai academy met Lancaster University researchers this week. Read more
Story supplied by LU Press Office
Tue 13 October 2009
Lancaster Engineers Contribute to Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition
Lancaster Engineering staff in the Cockcroft Institute spent the start of July convincing the public that particle accelerators are not just for particle physics and there are "Accelerators Everywhere" as part of The Royal Society annual Summer Science Exhibition. Read more
Fri 21 August 2009
LEC Research to Feature on BBC National News
Professor Barbara Maher of the Lancaster Environment Centre has been interviewed for BBC national news following her novel research using magnetic measurements of roadside tree leaves as a proxy for vehicle-derived particle pollution. Read more
Story supplied by LU Press Office
Fri 1 May 2009
Schools Contact
Contact our Science Partnership Officer to find out how your school can work with Lancaster's Science and Technology departments.
Dr Alan Darragh
Marketing and Recruitment Officer
a.darragh@lancaster.ac.uk
Tel: 01524 594208