UCLan gains a silver excellence award for teaching

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The old logo on the UCLan Engineering Innovation Centre Pic: Tony Worrall The University of Central Lancashire have been given a silver excellence award for

AdvertisementAchieving a Teaching Excellence Framework Silver Award means the university’s student experience and outcomes have been formally assessed as high quality.Professor Graham Baldwin said: “Transforming the lives of students is at the heart of everything we do at the University of Central Lancashire, so to be recognised with a TEF silver for the qualities we care about most is fantastic news.

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