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The defence and security industries are at the cutting edge of monumental change — ever-evolving to adapt, accelerate, and advance the UK's progress in technology, logistics, and education. As an anchor institution to a region possessing a rich military heritage, the University of Lincoln seeks to engage further with our defence and security community — sharing knowledge, developing skills, and encouraging innovation through collaborative research.
At the University of Lincoln, we intend to build on our existing sector-wide partnerships to continue our trajectory in providing evidence-based, sustainable, and forward-thinking solutions for our partners engaged in all forms of defence and security activity.
Aligning with our industrial research strategy, academic colleagues across the University are engaged in numerous research projects to solve real-world challenges facing our Defence and Security sectors. Our Defence and Security Research Network (DSRN) seeks to engage with the armed forces and industry partners to find solutions together. If you’d like to find out more about our academic expertise relevant to defence, space, and security, please get in touch.
The Greater Lincolnshire Regional Defence & Secuity Cluster (GL RDSC) is one of three formally recognised Clusters in the UK. It began as a network and industry-led forum founded by the Greater Lincolnshire LEP, its Defence and Security Advisory Board, and the University of Lincoln. Bringing together national and international defence organisations, manufacturing, research, development and innovation expertise, the Cluster provides a single forum to overcome sector challenges and identify business opportunities in Greater Lincolnshire and Rutland, while identifying opportunities for funding and innovation-led initiatives.
Greater Lincolnshire is now recognised by the Government as a Regional Defence and Security Cluster, after being formally approval by the Government’s Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA).
The University of Lincoln will be exhibiting alongside the Greater Lincolnshire LEP, Team Lincolnshire and Greater Lincolnshire Regional Defence & Security Cluster (GL RDSC) at DSEI 2023 in September.
Female police officers and staff will learn about the significant impact breast health and bra choices can have on performance and wellbeing as part of a new trial.
Julian Free CBE, Deputy Vice Chancellor of the University of Lincoln talks to Tony Burnell, CEO at Metis Aerospace in about the ever-expanding range of opportunities for businesses.
Cracking the DASA Code: Mastering the Art of the Effective Proposal by Alexander Giles, Chief Commercial Officer of Iceni Labs, provides helpful tips on Defence and Security Accelerator funding.
As well as supporting our nation’s armed forces and the MoD, the University works closely with supply chain organisations such as SRC UK, BAE Systems, and Leonardo to deliver collaborative projects, research, and educational partnerships. Our understanding and experience of the sector’s demands and challenges from supplier to end user positions us strongly to help our partners innovate, upskill, and increase productivity.
Funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, we are proud co-developers of The International Bomber Command Centre's Digital Archive, which collects the personal stories of those caught in the bombing during World War 2, both military and civilian, on both sides of the conflict.
Proudly supporting those who serve, we have been awarded the Armed Forces Covenant Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Award, being one of the first universities to receive this accolade. We continue to uphold our pledge to support members of the armed forces community, including our students, staff, and wider networks.
Our specialist commercial arm of the University's College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, Lincoln Conservation, possesses extensive expertise in conservation and restoration of the interior and exterior features of listed and historic buildings, historic artefacts, easel paintings, and historic paint analysis. The team's work has extended across areas of the military, and with an increased focus on 3D scanning, they have supported our partners increasingly through a digital lens.
If you’d like to find out more about any of the projects or specialisms listed on this page, please get in touch for an initial chat and our team will connect you to the appropriate department.
