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Sort:Latest reviewsbest - nice community and nice city. worst - wish there was a big supermarket right near the uni so i don’t spend as much money.
I hacen been her for long as I joined this year. But so far I have enjoyed my time. The teachers are all very helpful and I have loved getting stuck in and finally being able to finish my final year of uni. I have been welcomed with open arms. The only thing I have not been happy about is that my student card doesn’t work very well. And I have found out that it is everyones card on my course. We have practice rooms available to use but I can’t actually get into them as my card doesn’t give me access but we have been told we can use these spaces
I’ve never had a bad experience of the university of Lincoln. Everything has been amazing from the staff and team. The students I have been working with have been the best and I’m happy to call them a family.
The staff members really do care for each student, there’s always someone who can help you, the library is a great space and also the courses is able to grow and tailer itself to what the students believe will help themselves but also the futures years ahead of them
I love the area very much.
All the staff are very welcoming and helpful. The university grounds are clean and tidy. Located in the centre of the city, it makes easy access to many healthy lunch options and plenty of pubs, bars and clubs for the not so healthy evening options. As a mature student studying on my own, I find the students and staff inviting and encouragement is around every corner. The only real problem I have is the amount of bins located around the outside of the campus but I have the same issue with the city itself, plenty where the main traffic is but the side streets have been forgotten. Obviously the courses are designed for school leavers but there is more than adequate help for those of us that are coming to the top of their hill, so to speak. The atmosphere within the city and the campus is contagious. I find myself having an elated sense of joy long after returning home.
Facilities are great for example the librarians
Excellent location in the city, the accommodation is fantastic and the city is very pleasant. The lecture theatres are plentiful and spacious, though some are better than others, and they can get very hot in the summer. Lincoln is a brilliant city to study in, the night life is thriving and there's free entry into the historic Lincoln Cathedral.
I think the careers support and lectures could be improved, however I absolutely love this university. My lecturers are encouraging, the classes are massively useful and I wish I could carry on further in this course.
Information about the university may take a lot of time to find on the website. If support is needed such as library assistance or student wellbeing it sometimes takes a while for responses to come back to the student.
I think the staff are really helpful and kind and the
Great student life
why is NDH so far
Best: -teaching -nightlife -support -location
good facilities and smooth system for learning, accommodation is nice and the lecturers are passionate...also really good student union
Easy access to the work on blackboard, however the WiFi could be better connection-wise.
It’s okay, just so much work and so little help with basics
No lectures at 9am
Everything is great
4.5
The university of lincoln is such a great place to study because all the facilities are extraordinary, everything you need is within a walking distance, the environment is picturesque and everyone you meet is so lovely and welcoming.
My course is taught as mainly in class, as the lecturers believe that is the best way to be taught and to engage in the content. There are multiple ways to get into contact with lecturers and they are always helpful and guiding.