Lancaster University

UA92 IS EDUCATION EVOLVED, WITH THE DRIVE, EXPERIENCE AND CONNECTIONS OF THE CLASS OF 92, COMBINED WITH THE ACADEMIC CURIOSITY, REPUTATION AND RIGOUR OF LANCASTER UNIVERSITY, MAKING YOUR DEGREE EXCEPTIONAL.

A DEGREE AWARDED BY LANCASTER

As co-founder of UA92, Lancaster University help design the course and develop learning and study facilities to enable you to thrive.

Whilst your degree is awarded by Lancaster University, the career-accelerating range of business, digital, media and sports courses on offer are only available here at UA92. It’s the best of both worlds.

You’ll study at our campus in Old Trafford and be a UA92 student, but you’ll come out the other side with a respected degree, awarded by one of the UK’s top universities which is highly sought after by employers.

ABOUT LANCASTER UNIVERSITY

Lancaster was first established in 1964 and has been identified as an educational and academic pioneer ever since, ranking in 11th place in both The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2022 and The Complete University Guide 2022, as well as 13th in The Guardian University Guide 2022.

The 2022 edition of the QS World University Rankings by Subject also named Lancaster as one of the world’s best universities.

Lancaster’s impressive reputation is further reflected in its top 15 rankings in three UK league tables, and its prominent positions in global university league tables.

“It was through a conversation with Lancaster University that I heard about UA92. I was instantly curious and contacted them to find out more. It wasn’t like any of the traditional universities I’d visited, and I liked that, but I would still get the prestigious degree from Lancaster University which was a bonus! The Lancaster connection was a big draw.” – Alex Keir, UA92 Student

“UA92 offers a different approach to higher education and is a real alternative for people who otherwise may not have chosen to go to university. It’s an excellent choice for those students looking for different ways to learn and increase their life skills, personal networks, and employment prospects.” – Professor Andy Schofield, Vice-Chancellor at Lancaster University.