Research within the Faculty is organised around five main themes. The work within each of these themes
- addresses issues of national or international importance in health and biomedicine
- reflects the multidisciplinary nature of our research portfolio
- delivers research excellence
Translating our research into impact in the real world has always been a priority in the faculty. Our research has had important benefits to people in the wider community; regionally, nationally and internationally.
The Faculty has important partnerships with other parts of the University that carry out health-related research. We also enjoy close collaborations and strong links with NHS and social care partners, health-related industries and the voluntary sector.
The Faculty is host to one of eight hubs delivering the
This is a national service providing free and confidential support for researchers to apply for funding applications and provides post-award support to develop and deliver clinical and applied health and care research. Access to support, advice and expertise is available for all researchers working across the remit of the NIHR and other national peer-reviewed competitions.
There are also specialist centres with expertise in public health and social care. Ãå±±ÂÖ¼é is host to the RSS Hub and as delivered by Lancaster, in partnership with the universities of Liverpool (including the Clinical Trials Centre) Manchester and Manchester Metropolitan University.