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Sort:Latest reviewsI think it’s a very good student area with a lot of good opportunities. There is a good amount of facilities that help all the students out overall and the teachers are always there to help as well.
Central to city with good access to the city centre.
The student union and support systems are very good at this uni. I love the location and how close by shops are. The only downside is the amount of lectures there are in a week for my course and modules, it can get a bit overwhelming.
The university is amazing the student support has been really good for someone with special needs and has helped me cater to some of my needs the lectures are useful and educational and thw lectures are all really kind and informative
18-24 years
First gen student
There’s certainly better accomodations than others , however love every accomodation ive been in (including summer stays!)
It's fantastic
What makes it such a great place to study? The location of the university in the city is incredible as everything is within walking distance. How could it be improved? The University pours all of its funding, despite claiming it has none, into its STEM departments and, in doing this, defunds its humanities & arts departments. Recently, a friend on the History course had access to a massive primary source database removed as the University could no longer afford the subscription. I myself witness the removal of all Language modules from the Lincoln INTERNATIONAL Business School.
The student life there’s something for everyone.
Lincoln uni is an amazing area and the campus gives me a home feel to it.
I’m really enjoying being a student and I think the course I am currently studying is really enjoyable. Unfortunately my girlfriend has tried to contact student wellbeing a few times and no one has answered her after hours so I am unable to rate that section highly.
The location of the campus and accommodation is amazing, it’s close enough to walk but not so close that you feel like your sleeping at the lectures.
It's a very nice and clean campus with lots of places to study. I especially like studying in the swan which is a nice student pub. The library is helpful and the staff there are very friendly and happy to help. Access to all the buildings is very nice and it's great to explore the whole campus. I enjoy this uni campus a lot, especially as I only live 10 minutes away meaning if I want to I can pop home.
Helpful and informative
In the middle of the city, easy to access.
There could be more of a focus on group meeting for people in seminars because there is a large issue of people not talking to each other causing the lessons to become hard to get invested in.
Uni itself has a lack of support when it comes to your courses and help in that aspect however the student wellbeing centre has been a great support for me and the team there are amazing and extremely efficient.
Great uni, great lecturers, great people, a lot of support.
Uni lacks support, they have all the resources in place yet fail to use them, you are ushered to get help and referred to the right people but then those people do nothing.
4.5
The location of the university is convenient, being nearby to the train and bus stations as well as the main highstreet. The surrounding area is beautiful and attracts wildlife, making it a relaxing and enjoyable place to study and spend my free time. Staff members are in frequent contact with students, ensuring to keep everyone informed and up to date with any new information regarding the university itself or relating to the course. I feel as though there could be a greater range of online sessions (classes/guest lectures/social events) available, as a commuter I often find it difficult to engage with life outside of my main course studies due to travel, more flexible or accessible options would be greatly beneficial.
There is a well-balanced amount of contact time to allow for the most efficient learning, independently and in class. There's a large range of optional modules available to choose from to best cater the learning content to your preferences. It would be nice to have the option for more online/blended learning as this is currently unavailable for the course. Sometimes lectures also are not recorded by the lecturers for us to look back on when they should be.