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The best aspects of my university experience was making the best of friends!

Needs better wifi. Can’t study or access materials at uni due to bad service

I like the vibe

The Roasters cafe and the library are definitely my favourite places to study as they have a wide range of studying spaces as well as great coffee and snacks. I’m not a fan of having some of my classes in the older buildings (specifically Graham Hills) as they are cold and often have awkward seating arrangements. The older buildings could do with modernising.

Inclusive university with good support for international students

I take the PhD Partnership course between University of Lincoln and Vietnam National Economics University (NEU) and the experience til now is superb. Though most of the process is independent work and I study remote, the support from the admin, PGR office is excellent. The tool is convenient to access and easy to track my process including the milestone to achieve to the forms to fill. And of course, the excellent and super thoughtful support from my director of studies - Ms. Susel, even from my application time (i wasnt admitted yet), through the whole 1st year, she not only answered all my questions but also guide me the basic study plan when Im in chaos. Really hope to complete my PhD here in time and I will have more confidence to praise my university.

The people are nice and welcoming. Campus is huge so it could be difficult navigating it but students and staff are always willing to help. It is also disability friendly and ResLife make campus fun with their frequent sessions at the lounge. You get to meet new people and share creative ideas. Career services have been helpful in polishing my CV and cover letter for job applications.

Falmouth is wonderful! The Penryn campus is so well put together. Amazing facilities, a library that is one of my favourite places ever and beautiful grounds to enjoy. The lecturers are practical, knowledgeable and really invested in everyone’s learning. The course is designed to deliver real world skills and give you an opportunity to put them into practise, so much more useful than memorising textbooks. The culture is progressive and supportive, I came as a mature student and have been welcomed by all. I would definitely recommend.

During my first month at the university, my experience was full of new acquaintances, learning and finding opportunities for personal and professional development. In my opinion, one of the best aspects is the supportive and inspiring learning environment. The lecturers are true professionals in their field, always ready to help, give advice or constructive feedback. The university also provides excellent resources for learning. For example the modern library, where I often spend time, re-reading lectures and taking notes. It is a space where it is easy to concentrate and prepare for seminars. I also appreciate the opportunity to communicate with people from different cultures, with different experiences and views - it is inspiring and broadens my outlook. Overall, I am very happy with my choice. The University of Lincoln is a great place to study, develop yourself and prepare for your future career.