They demonstrate a strong, well-coordinated research link, which contributes strongly to the relevance and currency of the content. You’ll benefit from significant investment in the latest high-quality equipment and facilities available through our £35 million Engineering Innovation Centre located within one of the most intense engineering and manufacturing areas in the UK.
Awards
Why study with us
- You’ll have access to excellent facilities including new, purpose-built fire laboratories, and get the chance to experience hands-on fire-fighting.
- You’ll have international opportunities, including travel and work placement with ‘Operation Florian’ - a charitable organisation working to improve fire service infrastructures.
- Benefit from significant investment in the latest high quality equipment and facilities available through our new £35 million Engineering Innovation Centre.
Careers in fire and safety
After your degree, you work in various areas to determine the causes and effects of a fire and fire damage. You could also find yourself working with architects to ensure fire protection and develop escape routes in buildings. The scope of careers means you'll have opportunities to work in science, technology, law, management or research.
Future careers in fire and safety
- Fire Engineer
- Fire Investigator
- Firefighter
- Fire Safety Consultant
- Fire Safety Officer
- Fire Risk Assessor
- Fire Protection Design Engineer
- Fire Sprinkler Designer
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Our research
IS-Fires
The IS-Fires project aims to enhance prevention and preparedness during informal settlement fires. The project aims to address a very complex, largely neglected problem affecting low/low-middle socio-demographic index countries.SAFE: Strategies Aiming at Effective Fire Evacuation in Highrise Residential Buildings
The Strategies Aiming at Effective Fire Evacuation in High-Rise Residential Buildings (SAFE) project aims to establish the most effective evacuation methods, interaction and decision-making between residents and firefighters during fire evacuations.- News
UCLan Fire Engineering team scoops International Best Practice Award
University of Central Lancashire’s Fire Engineering department has scooped a top national award for its work in training students in fire engineering and safety