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Lancaster is a collegiate university, meaning that each of it's students is a member of one of the nine colleges, and lives in that college.

Contents 1 Bowland 2 Lonsdale 3 County 4 Furness 5 Fylde 6 Grizedale 7 Pendle 8 Cartmel 9 Graduate

[edit] Bowland

Established in 1964, it is the oldest college at the University. It is named after the Forest of Bowland

[edit] Lonsdale

The second college to be established, also in 1964. Named the Lune Valley

[edit] County

Established in 1969, using land given by the Lancashire County Council

[edit] Furness

Established in 1966, named after the Furness region

[edit] Fylde

Established in 1968, named after the Fylde Peninsula

[edit] Grizedale

Established 1975, named after the Grizedale Forest

[edit] Pendle

Established 1974, named after Pendle Village, home of the famous witch Trials

[edit] Cartmel

Established 1969, named after the Cartmel Peninsula

[edit] Graduate

As suggested by the name, the college of all postgraduate students at the university

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