Mechanical Engineering degree adopts a practical approach that will develop your skills and knowledge for a career involving innovation and leadership.
Over the course of five years at Lancaster Medical School, you will accumulate the knowledge and develop the skills required for modern clinical practice. The knowledge curriculum falls into four themes: Medical Sciences; Health, Culture and Society; Population Health; and Professional Practice, Values and Ethics.
Nuclear engineers design, build and operate equipment and processes that benefit humanity. Our programme focuses on creativity and ingenuity to develop your design and implementation skills, and prepare you for your chosen career.
Philosophy degree allows you to study and debate important philosophical questions with academics in the field and your peers. How should we live? Is there a God? Are we free to act as we wish if everything is determined by prior causes? Why should we obey the law? Can science discover all the facts that can be known?
Physics degree equips you with a broad conceptual and practical working knowledge of physics, along with key transferrable skills enabling you to embark on a wide variety of career paths. The specialist teaching is informed by our world-leading activities in areas such as low-temperature physics and quantum technologies.
Lancaster’s Politics and Sociology degree is taught by academic staff from the departments of Politics, Philosophy and Religion and Sociology. You’ll be supported in developing a wide-ranging understanding of how political ideas and institutions shape the way societies are organised and have the opportunity to relate your interest in social and cultural themes to real world political events and current affairs.
Religious Studies at Lancaster gives you the opportunity to study some of the world's major religious traditions and to debate about the role of religion in the modern world.
Theoretical physicists devote themselves to uncovering the most appropriate mathematical laws for deducing the essence of physical phenomena on all scales, from the quantum world of microscopic matter and nanomaterials to the geometry of curved space-time and the large scale structure of the cosmos.