Biology

University of Lincoln

The best aspect is that they have mutual respect for each other irrespective of the ethnicity, religion and sex, comfortable payment structure Worst part is the lecture time table not been soaced

I love the university campus and the city, my course is interesting and challenges me enough to keep me on my toes but not so much that I feel overwhelmed.

Lincoln felt like home the instant I got there. I knew immediately that it was the University for me and I couldn't have made a better choice. With passionate academics, supportive facilities and opportunities to help the university as a course representative and provide feedback for those who do the course in the future, the University makes us feel supported.

The staff are all amazing, any extra help you need they’re all just an email away! The campus and university itself is beautiful and so is Lincoln. If you’re wanting to live in accommodation, everyone is super helpful and accommodating to your needs.

The University of Lincoln's teaching faculty is knowledgeable and their mode of teaching & assessments is in such a way that students develop professional life skills while studying here. Every student is allotted a personal tutor from whom students can get guidance about their studies and even personal matters. Both the campuses of this university are very beautiful and have a lot of facilities available for students. The best thing is that the university puts a lot of focus on students' mental health and well-being. They have dedicated teams for students' well-being and support centre. The Careers & employability office offers a lot of services ranging from CV writing, interview preparation, career counselling and job applications. There are more than 100+ academic and sports societies which provide an opportunity for students to develop their personality & skills outside academia. Students can get coaching in specific sports if they decide to join a certain sports society. The only thing that could be improved is the part-time on-campus jobs. The on-campus jobs should have some fixed contractual hours each week so that students have a fixed weekly income. Moreover, finding accommodation is a big issue in Lincoln, especially for couples and international students who have to live in expensive hotels when they arrive in the UK. Furthermore, the College of Health & Science should make the classes scheduled in a way that facilitates the students to easily travel from other cities and be able to do part-time jobs easily.