Faculties
The four faculties are:
- Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences comprises the School of Law and the departments of Applied Social Science; Educational research;English and Creative Writing;European Languages and Cultures; History; Linguistics and English Language;PPR (Politics, Philosophy & Religion) and Sociology, the Institutes for Cultural Research; for Health Research;LICA (Lancaster Institute of Contemporary Arts) for Art, Design, Film, Music & Theatre Studies and the Ruskin centre.
- The Faculty of Health and Medicine has partnerships with other departments such as neuroscience (Psychology), medical ethics (Law), NHS leadership (Management School), disability studies (Applied Social Science) and environment and health (Lancaster Environment Centre).
- Faculty of Science and Technology comprises Biological Sciences; Engineering; Lancaster Environment Centre (including Environmental Sciences; Geography; and Biology); Mathematics and Statistics; Natural Sciences; Physics; Psychology, and School of Computing and Communications
- Faculty of Management (Lancaster University Management School) comprises Accounting and Finance; Economics; Management Learning and Leadership; Management Science; Marketing and Organisation, Work and Technology; the Institute for Entrepreneurship & Enterprise Development and the centres for e-Science; for Excellence in Leadership (CEL); for the Study of Technology & Organisation (CSTO); International Centre for Research in Accounting (ICRA); Lancaster Centre for Forecasting (LCF); Lancaster Centre for Strategic Management; Lancaster China Management Centre (LCMC); Lancaster Leadership Centre (LLC), Health Leadership Centre (HLC) and Centre for Performance-Led HR (CPHR).
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