Interior Architecture and Design - BA (Hons)

University of Lincoln

I joined university of Lincoln this January 2024 and the experience has been refreshing. Being an international student settled comfortably as every department, team and services has been spot on helpful. Accommodation services, Enrollment team, Students union team, Lectures and Students were all ready to help cheerfully. Educational activities aside, there are various student support activities such as career and employability programs, game nights, fares and tours creating opportunities for socialisation and skills development.

The city is much calmer and easier to access major parts and university. Coming to foreign country, it was easier to get settled in a smaller city and student union made it even more easier with interactions and games every week.

As an international student, the city and the university feels like home and every day is not a same day. The course modules are interesting and I would never regret choosing University of Lincoln for my postgraduate studies.

University of Lincoln is a great place if you are a social person. As it has a very friendly staff as well as the students. The student union is amazing i like most that they organise trips for the students in different cities in uk. As i am an international student studying a research based course i get a lot of help from the student support.

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.