University of Lincoln has many many great systems in place to support and guide students. I have found my lecturers and tutors to offer lots of insight into overcoming harder parts of my modules. The way modules are marked on my course utilities both exam grades and coursework grades submitted throughout the course of my modules. As a student living from home, It can be hard to work around the timetable provided, with large gaps of free time what I need to keep myself busy and occupied in before my next lecture/ workshop.

My course covers many aspect of physics, but it focuses heavily on important mathematical skills necessary for degree level physics, such as calculus, linear algebra, mechanics and statistics. The Laboratory module is very practical allowing students to get first hand experience with collecting and analyzing data. A lot of coding is taught as a key skill for aspiring physicists, languages such as python, Matlab, C+ and more are all necessary modules in the course.

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I love the uni, really nice campus and buildings are clean. I don’t like the bridge buts that’s just because of stairs. Really nice lecturers, and people in accomodation. Student union has lots of good events as well just not all for me

Course content is easy, but that’s because I’ve just came from a levels. Lecturers are all great, all love the subject and make their teaching fun and engaging. I love the labs as well, we get to do so many things

We have big gates and doors that are key card protected so I feel very safe. I’m on the top floor though and hate stairs so that’s my only issue with the room but it’s okay, I’m getting used to it. WiFi can be bad sometimes and it’s a little far out from everything else