The University of Lincoln has been designed with students at its heart. From modern lecture halls and collaborative workspaces to social areas where students can relax or study with friends, the campus is built to support student learning and personal growth.

Over the last 20 years, the University has invested over £375 million into its stunning Brayford Pool Campus. Highlights include a brand-new, purpose-built Medical School and a library (open 24/7 during key times of the year), giving students access to the facilities they need to succeed.

University of Lincoln students on Whatuni say:

''Huge range of study spaces with constant access and lots of places to buy food as well.''

''The university has invested greatly in its infrastructure to make education practical, relevant to today's world and give its students opportunities that make it easy for them to be absorbed into the job market.''

The University of Lincoln offers a great choice of awarding winning accommodation to suit different needs and budgets, whether students are after en-suite halls, shared flats, or quieter living options. All university-managed housing is either on campus or just a short walk away, so students are never far from lectures or the city centre.

There's also a dedicated residential life team on hand to support students throughout their stay. They're there to help students settle in, offer advice, and make sure they feel safe, supported, and right at home during their time at Lincoln.

University of Lincoln students on Whatuni say:

''The facility is great and it's a good value for money.''

''St Marks is a new accommodation hall so the facilities are in good condition.''

''Clean and Beautiful Room.''

The University of Lincoln offers a range of scholarships and bursaries designed to support students from different backgrounds with the costs of studying. These include merit-based and subject-specific bursaries, scholarships, and studentships that help fund courses of study.

Scholarships include the University of Lincoln Scholarship, which is worth £1,500 over three years of study and the £1,000 Excellence Scholarship, which recognises the outstanding academic achievement of new undergraduate students across the university's colleges.

Scholarships and other financial awards will have differing eligibility criteria and deadlines. Prospective students are encouraged to visit the university website for full details of all scholarships and bursaries available to ensure chances of successful application.

The University of Lincoln accepts a wide range of qualifications for entry onto undergraduate courses. Accepted qualifications include A levels, T levels, BTEC Diplomas, and a variety of other qualifications including European and International Baccalaureate Diplomas. The university will consider applicants with alternative qualifications and those with professional or other relevant work experience.

Additionally, the university requires at least a grade 4/C in GCSE English Language or equivalent for all courses. Certain courses will have further specific entry requirements. Full details of entry requirements for individual courses can be found on the University of Lincoln's website.

Students are encouraged to contact the university's admissions office to discuss their application if they require any advice or guidance. The helpful admissions team is on hand to assist prospective students throughout their application process. The special team welcomes queries and questions regarding applicants' qualifications prior to applications being formally made. Every application submitted to the university is considered on an individual basis.

Fees and funding for international students and those on part-time courses can vary, and full information can be found on the university website.

At the University of Lincoln, courses are designed to help students gain the skills and experience that employers look for. From day one, students will be encouraged to develop transferable skills that will help set up for a successful future, whether that's teamwork, problem-solving, or creative thinking.

Teaching at Lincoln is hands-on and interactive. Lecturers use real-world case studies, group projects, and practical sessions to bring subjects to life. Many academics are active researchers making a real impact in their fields, bringing cutting-edge knowledge straight into the classroom.

During their studies, every student gets a personal tutor for one-to-one guidance and support throughout their course. Students will also have the chance to shape their own learning with a variety of optional modules that match their interests or career goals.

University of Lincoln students on Whatuni say:

''Good modules and lecturers.''

''Lecturers are helpful and come across as if they really care.''

''It is an amazing course, it is run really well. The tutors have lots of time to help us. ''

Academic Strengths

In most recent national Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021) 79% of Lincoln's research output was judged to be internationally excellent or world-leading . 65% of History research was rated world-leading, which places the University first on a national level for the ratio of 4* outputs out of the 80 institutions ranked. 87% of Computer Science was additionally rated world-leading.

A number of programmes at the University of Lincoln welcome inspirational guest speakers to supplement the curriculum. A wide range of visiting professors and industry professionals are invited to deliver lectures at the university. Previously, students have been taught by naturalist and broadcaster Chris Packham CBE and the former Poet Laureate Dame Carol Ann Duffy.

The University's undergraduate teaching is grounded in Lincoln's vibrant and renowned research culture. Students have opportunities to work on pioneering research projects alongside established academics. The University is recognised both nationally and internally for the diversity and value of the research it undertakes.

The University has achieved Gold status in the national Teaching Excellence Framework 2023. This is the highest possible rating for delivering consistently outstanding standards of teaching, learning and outcomes for students.

University of Lincoln students on Whatuni say:

''The school of computer science is amazing at encouraging, supporting and advertising work placements and internships. Just by talking to the lecturers, you learn a lot more and can reach out to many more opportunities.''

''Great facilities and industry links.''

''Very much enjoy my course as it is very interactive and has taught me many skills that are transferable into work life and just life in general.''

Lincoln is a vibrant, student-friendly city that blends modern living with rich history. In the heart of the city, students will find plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, and bars plus a great mix of independent stores and high street favourites.

Just a short walk away is the historic Cathedral Quarter, packed with stunning architecture and cultural charm. There are also lots of green spaces, riverside walks, and scenic parks to explore and if you're up for a day trip, the countryside and coast are both close by.

Lincoln's Students' Union (SU) offers more than 100 different sports and societies to students. Societies at the university cover everything from archery, football, and yoga to chess, poker, and Harry Potter.

The University of Lincoln Students' Union (SU) is home to some of the best student venues in the region, buzzing with activity both day and night. One of its standout spaces is a major live venue that's hosted big names like Kings of Leon, Kasabian, Rudimental, and top comedians like Sarah Millican, Romesh Ranganathan, and Katherine Ryan.

The SU also has its own advice centre, offering free, confidential, and impartial support on a range of topics. There are many opportunities for students to get involved in campaigns and activities throughout the year.

University of Lincoln students on Whatuni say:

''The location is in central Lincoln, five minutes from the train station, and several bus routes available. This also means that students have plenty to do over the weekend.''

''The location of the university is just breath-taking. Enjoying my time here.''

''Events hosted every Wednesday at our students' union, they're a great way to hang out with friends.''

The University of Lincoln is all about creating a welcoming and supportive environment where students feel part of a close-knit community. From the start, every student is assigned a personal tutor who's there to offer students guidance, encouragement, and academic support throughout their time at Uni.

Lincoln also offers a wide range of support services to help students with everything from study challenges to personal issues. The Student Support Centre is students go-to place for help with things like fees and funding, housing, visas, and even legal advice, all in one convenient location.

When it comes to health and wellbeing, the university ensures its students are well looked after. Once enrolled, students can register with the on-campus health centre, which provides access to NHS doctors and nurses who understand student-specific health needs. Alternatively, the university can provide the details of other GP practices based within the city.

For more tailored support, the Student Wellbeing Centre is available to offer expert advice and one-to-one support on a range of issues. The team includes mental health professionals, counsellors, and disability advisors, ready to help with everything from mental health and learning differences to medical conditions and personal concerns.

University of Lincoln students on Whatuni say:

''I would definitely say that the best aspect is the student wellbeing support. It is better than any other uni that I looked at or that I have been told about.''

''The university has thriving careers help service that makes working on campus available and goes to great lengths to prepare as many students as possible for professional careers.''

''There's a lot of support and resources for students to excel in their studies and build on their career.''

The University of Lincoln helps students build the skills and knowledge they need to stand out in the graduate job market or take their next steps into postgraduate study. University of Lincoln graduates have gone on to work at top companies around the world including the BBC, Rolls-Royce, Siemens, Boots, GSK, Lloyds Bank, and Rockstar Games. Alongside industry-focused teaching, students can access support from the university's dedicated employability and careers team. Whether it's help with writing a standout CV, preparing for interviews, or booking one-to-one advice sessions and workshops, there's plenty on offer to help students feel career ready. The team also runs events throughout the year including the popular ‘Find Your Feet' careers fair, where students have the opportunity to meet leading graduate employers face to face.