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City Campus Rural

UCAS code: L39

Based in the heart of a beautiful and historic city, the university is proud of its reputation for providing a high quality student experience underpinned by inspirational teaching. The university is ranked in the top 20 UK universities in the Guardian University Guide 2020, and is rated Gold - the highest standard possible - in the national Teaching Excellence Framework, reflecting our exciting teaching, great support for students, and excellent employment outcomes.
Source: University of Lincoln Students' Union

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How students describe this university

Source: The Which? University student survey
We asked more than 11,000 undergraduates to say how far they would describe their uni as having the following characteristics. We carry out this analysis where we have scores from at least 30 students. You can also see whether these ratings are high, medium or low compared to other universities.

Varied union activities

73%

MED

Creative

62%

MED

Political

49%

MED

Diverse local nightlife

68%

MED

Sporty

61%

MED

Vital stats

Sources: NSS, DLHE & HESA
% of graduates in work or further study 96% MED
Average graduate salary £19k MED
Student satisfaction score 87% HIGH

Number of students

16,420

students attended last year

Undergraduate / Postgraduate

86%

of students are undergrads

Full-time / Part-time

13%

of students are part-time

Male / Female

47%

of students are male

Young / Mature

19%

of students aged over 21

UK / Non-UK

5%

of students here are from outside the UK

What students say about this university

554 comments (135 students)

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      The course is very career focussed and intent on preparing us for post-university. Teaching is mostly good and conducive to...

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      2018, 2nd year, Law By Topic Not Elsewhere Classified

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      The course is very career focussed and intent on preparing us for post-university. Teaching is mostly good and conducive to learning. More modules focussed on my actual course would be nice, as there is too much reliance on sociology and politics modules to subsidise

      2018, 2nd year, Law By Topic Not Elsewhere Classified

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      2018, 2nd year, Pre Clinical Medicine

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      2018, 2nd year, Pre Clinical Medicine

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    • Accommodation

      When to the same company that we are with now and asked them to show us what they have for next year

      2018, 2nd year, Architectural Design Theory

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    • Course

      Studying my course at Lincoln can be challenging and frustrating, but can also be really rewarding. This is because Lincoln...

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      2018, 2nd year, Mathematics Not Elsewhere Classified

      Course

      Studying my course at Lincoln can be challenging and frustrating, but can also be really rewarding. This is because Lincoln will have its first mathematics graduates this year, and the course is constantly being refined. It can be frustrating when something doesn't feel right about how the course works, but because it is so small, most people know the lecturers and staff personally and they are good at dealing with any issues. The course itself is mostly based on a model of 8 modules per year, with most having 3 hours of lectures per week and 1 hour of problem solving classes. I think this is pretty standard around the country for mathematics courses and it is definitely a good way of delivering the material, as it gives you enough introduction to topics that you are more confident when learning at home. Lecturers are so easy to get in contact with and I am forever emailing them with questions, which almost always I get incredibly helpful responses to, usually within the day I emailed. The best part about the course for me is that year 1 and year 2 both contain group projects which model what it will be like to do the final 3rd year project (dissertation equivalent), with the only difference being that for 3rd year the project is individual. This makes me feel relatively comfortable with the idea of my final project, rather than really anxious about it. The course content is a healthy mix of pure and applied maths. It would be better if there were more optional modules, though.

      2018, 2nd year, Mathematics Not Elsewhere Classified

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    • Accommodation

      I live in the Monks Road area of Lincoln. It isn't the most popular student area of the city, but for me it offers a nice...

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      2018, 2nd year, Mathematics Not Elsewhere Classified

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      I live in the Monks Road area of Lincoln. It isn't the most popular student area of the city, but for me it offers a nice balance between being more affordable than some of the more popular student areas while still only being 20-25 walk from university, and 5-10 from the city centre. I will be moving to a different house for 3rd year but it is also on Monks Road, so I am happy with where I am. It's a bit far to get to supermarkets from here, so we have been ordering most of our groceries since we moved in.

      2018, 2nd year, Mathematics Not Elsewhere Classified

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