Overview of University of Lincoln | AHZ Associates
Overview
The University of Lincoln is proud of its reputation for providing a high-quality student experience that is supported by inspiring teaching and is located in the heart of a beautiful and historic city. More than 100 different nationalities are represented in Lincoln's academic community, and the city attracts thousands of international visitors each year.
In the National Student Survey, the University of Lincoln was ranked seventh in the UK for overall student satisfaction and in the top 20 for student experience in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide. The university received a Gold Award in the national Teaching Excellence Framework, the highest quality possible, and was also named the Modern University of the Year by The Times and Sunday Times University Guide 2021.
History
The University of Lincoln is proud of its reputation for providing a high-quality student experience that is supported by inspiring teaching and is located in the heart of a beautiful and historic city. More than 100 different nationalities are represented in Lincoln's academic community, and the city attracts thousands of international visitors each year.
In the National Student Survey, the University of Lincoln was ranked seventh in the UK for overall student satisfaction and in the top 20 for student experience in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide. The university received a Gold Award in the national Teaching Excellence Framework, the highest quality possible, and was also named the Modern University of the Year by The Times and Sunday Times University Guide 2021. The Times and the Sunday Times Good University Handbook 2019.
The University has approximately 16,000 students spread across four academic colleges, with courses in the arts, technology, business, and social sciences available at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
The University of Lincoln has received a number of awards for its approach to working with employers, particularly for its collaboration with the global engineering company Siemens in creating the Lincoln School of Engineering, the UK's first dedicated facility of its kind in more than 20 years.
Rankings and Achievements
NSS 2021 Rank-43
QS Ranking- 801-1000
THE- 501–600
The Guardian-34
Faculties at University of Lincoln
Department of Wine, Food and Molecular Biosciences. Engage with teaching, research and innovation in foods, beverages and advanced molecular technologies.
Department of Pest Management and Conservation. Prepare to help protect the planet’s natural and managed ecosystems.
Department of Soil and Physical Sciences. Study with global leaders in researching the interactions between soils and our environment.
Department of Tourism, Sport and Society. Explore how people live well, flourish and succeed in the places that they inhabit and visit.
Department of Environmental Management. Facilitate sustainability and the governance and management of our environment.
School of Landscape Architecture. Transform real and virtual environments in Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond.
Department of Financial and Business Systems. Learn the business of accounting and finance.
Department of Land Management and Systems. Specialise in disciplines such as agriculture, horticulture, property, forestry systems management and engineering.
Department of Agricultural Sciences. Lead the way in pasture, crop and animal production sciences.
Department of Global Value Chains and TradeLeading research and learning in economics, supply chain management, tourism, and hotel and hospitality management.
Student statistics
Undergraduate –86 %
Postgraduate – 14%
Full-time students –84%
Part-time students –16%
UK students– 93%
EU students-1%
International students –6%
Female – 54%
Male –46%
Breakdown of fee structure
Fees for International students range £13,800-15,600
Scholarships
Africa Scholarship
Alumni Scholarship for Postgraduate Study
Minority Ethnic Studentship
Blackburn Bursary
Chevening Scholarships
Commonwealth Scholarships
Developing Futures Scholarship
Egypt Scholarship
Undergraduate Engineering Internships and Bursaries
Excellence Scholarship
Foyer Supported Housing Bursary
George Major Bursaries
Global Postgraduate Scholarship
India Scholarship
Indonesia Scholarship
International Alumni Scholarship
Lincoln Alumni Master of Architecture Scholarship
Lincolnshire Applied Social Science Scholarship
Medicine Lincolnshire and Widening Participation Bursary
Lincoln Sports Scholarship
Thailand Scholarship
Turkey Scholarship
University of Lincoln Scholarship
Vietnam Scholarship
Student support
Throughout their studies, students have the support of a personal tutor who can provide mentoring, advice, and inspiration to help them get the most out of their university experience. To meet the needs of the student body, the university offers a variety of counselling and consultation programmes for both personal and academic matters.
The Student Support Centre, located in the heart of the Brayford Pool Campus, brings together several major services, providing a single point of contact for students to connect with the appropriate team. Specialist teams at the University offer free, impartial, and confidential advice and information on a variety of issues, including tuition payments, housing assistance, visas, and legal advice.
Student life
It is situated in the East Midlands of England, in a compact and beautiful historic city. The University of Lincoln provides students with the excitement and comfort of living in the heart of a vibrant city, as well as a close-knit campus community.
The university's campus is at the centre of it all. Located on the picturesque waterfront of Brayford Pool, it provides almost everything you'll need for modern student-centered culture, either on campus or a short walk away. A short walk from campus, there are a number of restaurants, cafes, and bars overlooking the marina area, while the city's main street and side streets offer a mix of independent and specialty shops as well as national brands and chains. The vibrant and varied nightlife is complemented
Living Accommodation
The university guarantees housing to new undergraduate students who confirm Lincoln as their first choice before the deadline. The majority of student housing at the university is either on the Brayford Pool Campus or a short distance away, right in the heart of Lincoln. The Student Village houses the University's on-campus housing and consists of two purpose-built waterfront complexes: Lincoln Courts and Cygnet Wharf. The University also operates a number of residence halls and shared living options for new and continuing students who prefer to live off-campus. The Accommodation Services team can assist students in finding housing that meets their needs and budgets.
Transport
Because the university's main campus is located in the city centre, students do not require a car for transportation. They can simply ride or walk to campus. Cyclists have access to on-campus bike shops, and the city's main train and bus stations are less than a half mile away. The campus is only a five-minute walk from Lincoln's bustling main street.
Lincoln and London have frequent direct rail services, with King's Cross Station being less than two hours away. Lincoln is also well connected to nearby major cities such as Nottingham, Sheffield, and Hull, as well as regional airports.