University of Lincoln

I really enjoy this course at the university and feel like I am being well prepared for both future study and employment. The university has also been really helpful with my ADHD and dyslexia.

Pretty dead Quite good, covered well with essential More than expected Course is more interesting than the way they approach, they don't really teach what is essential for students in the first years (softwares). Personally I would love to move in at some point.

Freshers week was everything I had hoped it be! The music, the laughter and the overall fun of it was something I could relive forever! Besides the rough mornings... The different University of Lincoln accommodations are all only 5mins from the Uni whether they are on campus or not. Mine specifically was modern with a specious communal area and beautiful views of the Lincoln Brayford on the top floor of Cygnet Wharf. The on-campus library is huge with 4 floors with books specialising in all areas. The top floor is strictly no noise for those who need pure silence. The students union is great and has its own stunning on-campus bar with floor to ceiling panoramic windows. They also hold a club night on Wednesdays in the on-campus SU gig venue. The course has been amazing with modules covering all areas of the subject. The balance of practical work and theory is great so you feel like you are gaining good hands-on experience. Lincoln is a small city but it has its amazing landmarks such as the Lincoln Cathedral and surrounding recreational grounds. There's also plenty of clubs, bars and restaurants for those who prefer the nightlife. Boring days in are hard to come by with the trampoline park and student nights at PlayZone.

The student union is fairly active, they have weekly club nights on Wednesday and Tuesday which are great fun, as well as fairly cheap. The lecturers are all fairly passionate about what they teach and are quite engaging. There are a wide range of accommodation options available, all of which are fairly good value for money, and none are more than a ten minute walk to the university.
All in all, although it's a new university it certainly has a lot going for it and will only get better with time as it developes.

Everyone at Lincoln University is so kind and supportive. The nightlife is so much fun, and I'm enjoying the academic work as well!

Amazing! I met so many amazing people and gained so much confidence and have definitely grown as a person! I've loved my time at lincoln and can't believe it's almost over! Amazing city and amazing uni.

The course is great, the teachers were really supportive - especially during the pandemic - it was incredibly difficult to work online but I feel they made the best of a bad situation and everyone ended up coming out on top anyway! Generally the city is small and homely - it really does become a home away from home - very questionable nightlife but you learn to get used to that.

I left the university nearly 3 years ago and look back fondly about my time there! The campus is modern with access to lots of technology and great facilities. The campus is located centrally, close to the city centre and within walking distance to the train and bus stations. I lived in Brayford Quay accommodation for 3 years and found it safe, spacious, and close enough to the uni. The accommodation also has a small gym and laundry room on site. I would definitely recommend living at Brayford! I studied Psychology which I found was really interesting at Lincoln, as we covered a wide range of topics and were able to select preferred modules towards the end of the degree. The lecturers were all approachable and the tutor groups offered good support throughout university. As the campus is close to the city centre, there was good opportunities to socialise at university and in the city - with plenty of student nights out and society events. Lincoln was also a cheap place to live and easy to travel around. I also found it beneficial joining the "Lincoln Girl Gang safety chat" Facebook group, as people give each other advice/tips to stay safe in the city.

I started studying at the University of Lincoln in 2020, which of course was unfortunate timing due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, from my experience, the university handled it really well and I was able to get as much out of my first and second year as possible, given the circumstances. I am now in my third year, only a few months away from completing my degree, and finding myself wishing that the end isn't so close! I feel very proud to have studied here and would recommend it to anyone else wanting to go to university.

Honestly a really great experience overall. The accommodation was reasonably priced, and very close to the campus. The modules on my course are really interesting and expanded my knowlegde, and we can engage in different ways with different formats of delivery (lectures, seminars, lab sessions etc.). The lab facilities are brilliant, and are very up to date and modern. Everyone's so friendly too which makes it feel more like home.