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The campus is absolutely stunning. The staff are always willing to help whenever requested to help.
I think the worst aspect is university owned accommodation being very expensive and lack of campus jobs. Best aspects would be campus feel university but its still a city, my course does placement year fourth year which I really like and I think our student support is great
Amazing facilities beautiful campus and really supportive staff the well-being team are always checking in. A lot of Super friendly societies to join. University has a lot of clubs/ bars/ restaurants with student discounts and prices as well as the private venues in Lincoln city centre being affordable to!
Convenient location right by the high street and the beautiful Brayford Pool. Buildings are a good distance apart and many facilities available
The best thing is how close everything is and if you ever need support its always less than 10 minutes away. The worst aspect is that some sports don't receive a lot of funding
I do think the location is perfect near town centre and everything is close by and even the buildings in university are not that far apart
Some of the lecture rooms could be improved with more comfortable chairs and more plug sockets for charging laptops and phones. Otherwise I have no complaints
45-54 years
Lecturers are knowledgable, approachable and available. The university. is situated in the picturesque City of Lincoln with lots of places to visit and social aspects are great. The Brayford Pool is clean and has an ultimate feeling of safety and diversity. As a mature student I feel very at home here whenever I am on site.
Best aspects: One of the best parts of my university experience has been the supportive learning environment and approachable lecturers. I’ve enjoyed the diversity of students and the opportunity to work in group projects that helped me develop both academic and communication skills. The university also provides great facilities and resources that make studying more effective and enjoyable. Worst aspects: The main challenges I’ve faced are occasional issues with communication and delays in resolving administrative or technical problems, such as attendance or Wi-Fi issues. At times, it has also been difficult to get quick responses from certain departments when support was needed.
best - location and teachers
The student Accomodation and campus is so close to the city Centre and the rest of the high street. The brayford is a nice view when it’s clean. The student support offered is amazing
Worst aspect is the travel and the cost of parking as students cannot park onsite. Best is the support of the lecturers and the knowledge of the subjects being taught.
Best: accessibility for disabled students Worst: none
Enjoying experience as an apprentice in social work
Chairs are uncomfortable for stilling in for long periods of time in the lecture rooms. There are a lack of power points for laptop use for the day.
Very supportive community. Some of the facilities require an update.
Good focus on wellbeing. Some of the learning spaces are outdated, however mostly good.
It has been a fantastic experience and would recommend to anyone to joint.
Campus is lovely Would be better if had more microwaves and kettles to make own Lunches on site


Facilities are alright, nothing to write home about. The location is far enough from the city center to not encroach on the high street but close enough its not isolated. However if you do not enjoy clubbing or the pub there is very little for you to do in terms of free events. All societies require membership fees, some of which are very expensive. Campus itself looks okay but the Brayford pool smells incredibly sour as soon as the water gets slightly warm
Lots of in person hours, office hours are a mystery but lecturers are solid in terms of email replies. Lecturers do however, just read from powerpoint slides, while telling us NOT to read from powerpoint slides during presentations