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Hayes Wharf Holmes Road Lincoln LN1 1RF United Kingdom
4 mins walk to Lincoln University
£118
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4 mins walk to Lincoln University
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/weekBrayford Wharf, Lincoln, LN5 7BG
7 mins walk to Lincoln University
£105
/week20 St Marks St., Lincoln LN5 7BA, UK
8 mins walk to Lincoln University
£119
/week50 Park Street, Lincoln, LN1 1UR
9 mins walk to Lincoln University
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Located in Lincoln, England, the University of Lincoln is a public research university that dates back to 1861 starting with the Hull School of Art. It was formed out of several educational institutions afterwards including the Hull Technical Institute, the Roman Catholic teacher-training Endsleigh College, the Hull Central College of Commerce, and Kingston upon Hull College of Education. These institutions all merged in 1976 to form Hull College of Higher Education which later became named Humberside College of Higher Education in 1983 due to the addition of courses in fishing, food and manufacturing based in Grimsby.
In 1992, the college officially became the University of Humberside and established a new campus in the southwest of Lincoln’s city centre that overlooks the Brayford Pool. In January 1996, it was renamed the University of Lincolnshire and Humberside. During the same year, It took in its first 500 Lincoln students.
In October 2001, the university had its last name change to The University of Lincoln and a significant move for the campus from Hull to Lincoln. The campus was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II. In 2004, the university acquired the De Montfort University's schools in Lincolnshire which were Leicester-based. They included the Lincoln School of Art and Design in uphill Lincoln and the Lincolnshire School of Agriculture's sites at Riseholme, Caythorpe and Holbeach.
The university’s Hull sites declined in significance as the Lincoln campus flourished which resulted in the move of the administrative headquarters and management to Lincoln and selling the Cottingham Road campus in Hull to the University of Hull.
The university consists of a number of departments and schools which are the College of Arts, the College of Science, the College of Social Science, and Lincoln International Business School. The college of Arts includes Lincoln School of Architecture and the Built Environment, Lincoln School of Design, Lincoln School of Film and Media, School of English and Journalism, School of Fine and Performing Arts, and School of History and Heritage.
The college of Science includes the School of Chemistry, the School of Computer Science, the School of Engineering, the School of Geography, the School of Life Sciences, the School of Mathematics and Physics, the School of Pharmacy, the National Centre for Food Manufacturing, the Lincoln Institute for Agri-food Technology, the Lincoln Medical School.
The college of Social Science includes Lincoln Law School, Health and Wellbeing Hub, School of Education, School of Health and Social Care, School of Psychology, School of Social and Political Sciences, School of Sport and Exercise Science.
As for the Lincoln International Business School, it has undergraduate and postgraduate courses covering the subject areas of accountancy, finance and economics, people and organisations, strategy and enterprise, tourism, and marketing.
The university acknowledges the importance of providing the perfect student services and facilities to enhance academic performance and help students reach their aspirations. One of those facilities is the Great Central Warehouse Library with more than 260,000 journals and 750,000 print and electronic books, as well as databases and specialist collections.
Specialist equipment is offered to science students with facilities like a dispensary, pharmacy clinical skills suite, consultancy rooms, and specialist areas for the study of animal behaviour. Students studying art can make use of a range of studios and resources within the Nicola de la Haye, Peter de Wint, and Alfred Tennyson Buildings, and the Lincoln Performing Arts Centre. They include well-equipped art, design, fashion, and dance studios as well.
As for social facilities, there are many spots on campus where you can enjoy food and drinks as well as plenty of social activities. Hang out with friends at The Swan, catch a live music show at The Engine Shed or enjoy traditional theatre to comedy and music, at Lincoln Performing Arts Centre.
The university also has a sports centre that includes football pitches, squash courts, basketball courts, hockey pitches, and trampolines, a mix of fitness classes and a well-equipped gym.
The university offers University of Lincoln student accommodation options for new undergraduates, returning undergraduates, and postgraduates. The accommodation options include Lincoln Courts, Cygnet Wharf, 179 High Street, Viking House, The Gateway, Valentine Court, and St Marks. These accommodation options offer amenities such as Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, all-inclusive bills, bike storage, contents insurance and more! They are also located within minutes from campus so you can either walk or take a quick ride to get to your classes.
There are several universities located close to the University of Lincoln including Bishop Grosseteste University, Nottingham Trent University, and the University of Nottingham.
Lincoln University has an international student population of 13% of its total population.
Various scholarships are offered to international students at Lincoln University.
The student support centre presents students with a wide range of support services.
Lincoln University has a reported rate of 90%.
It is located in England’s East Midlands region, in the city of Lincoln.
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