Best - Really lovely lecturers, I've largely enjoyed the course and the choose of modules has been helpful, and it is a really lovely place to be study in due to its closeness to the centre and other places

Best - I like that the content is taught in person with a lot of seminars to foster discussion on topics. It is also fairly easy to get in touch with lecturers with any questions and the choice of modules is enjoyable

I think the facilities are pretty good, and the campus is great - it’s situated right in the middle of the city as well, which means I can get to everywhere fairly quickly. The location is amazing too - something that really adds to the experience, especially so as a history student. All the lecturers I’ve had are incredibly friendly, well-rounded, and knowledgeable, as well as being supportive with queries. Speaking of which, the student union is probably one of the best parts when it comes to support - All the staff I’ve met are lovely, and there’s always something organised or going on. They’ve supported me personally for when I was facing personal hardship, and for that I’ll always be grateful. Overall, Lincoln Uni is a great place to study. I think because the city is quite small sometimes you can be out of things to do quickly, but I don’t really mind that.

My course is great - Modern history is the perfect subject for me, with specific modules being really interesting, as well as useful. We even have a module built around developing our writing skills when it comes to essays, which has helped me tenfold. The lectures on this module and other course related ones are mostly quite engaging - sometimes I’d say there are inconsistencies simply due to all lecturers having a different teaching style, but I think they’re still informative. The hours themselves are pretty good too, although I wish I didn’t have 9am starts - but I suppose that’s something that can’t really change lol. We can contact the lecturers quite easily, whether it be over email or in person, with response time quite quick.

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