Bachelor of Architecture with Honours - BArch

University of Lincoln

The best part about my university experience in Lincoln, was the joy of getting to know new people from all sorts of places around Britain and the rest of the world. Being able to have fun and new experiences with new people is incredibly exciting, and is made easy by the student union that host multitudes of events in and around the fabulous city. It's an excellent campus but can at times be very frustrating as it is built on either side of the railway tracks that run through Lincoln! However there are enough paths and bridges to get to your next lecture on time. The facilities within the University are plentiful and students have access to almost all of them. It's location within England is good. It's not too far from the beach and far enough away from other main cities and roads that the traffic through Lincoln is never too bad and it's a comfortable hour journey to Nottingham on the train. Buildings in Lincoln can date back to the late 12th century and it's iconic steep hill makes quite a nice walk. But luckily trecking up and down the hill isn't necessary as a student as almost all the student life can be found very close to the university itself, which can make for excellent night life.

It’s been as good as it could be given the current circumstances. The university acted quickly in their move to online teaching and staff are working well with the change.

Positive and experimental. Various facilities available which are good for the course. Can be better if available all though the week. Need more contact hours with professors

I'm a "mature student" and having completed a BA and an MA when I was younger - at the "normal" time in life, I went back to pursue more learning in my mid 30s. The university has been a really welcoming place and I've been able to develop, creatively, in ways I wouldn't have if I hadn't been a full time student again. I'd highly recommend Lincoln for all kinds of reasons - not just the staff and facilities, but things like the welcoming culture of the university and the links to the community.

It is very good and an international exposure for me and I feel lucky studying here but still I should settle in quiet more.People are helpful and secured.Teaching and infrastructure is excellent here.