Casita offers seven University of Lincoln student accommodation options, as well as Lincoln student halls. For your convenience, we provide a selection of room types as well as a variety of facilities and services. Among the various types of accommodations provided are studios, ensuites, and apartments. Among the amenities and services are Wi-Fi, all-bills-included, on-site laundry, common spaces, bike storage, and 24-hour security and CCTV.
Why Study at the University of Lincoln
The University of Lincoln is a public research university located in Brayford Way, Brayford Pool, Lincoln, UK. It has origins from 1861, but it obtained its university status in 1992, and its current name and structure in 2001. The university was named University of The Year by The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2021, and it was awarded Gold -the highest standard there is- in the national Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 2017 which is an independent assessment of teaching quality in UK higher education. The University of Lincoln was recognized for consistently carrying out outstanding teaching, learning, and outcomes for its students. The university’s Careers and Employability team has been nationally recognised for its innovative approach to guidance and careers education and it won the 2016 Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services Award for Excellence in Employer Engagement. It was also ranked in the top 20 UK universities for careers support by Student Hut in 2019.
Departments and Divisions
University of Lincoln offers undergraduate courses, postgraduate courses, degree apprenticeships, and short courses. The university also has a number of research institutes, centres, and groups.
Undergraduate Courses:
A number of undergraduate courses are offered by the University of Lincoln such as Accountancy and Finance BA (Hons), Advertising and Marketing BA (Hons), Agri-Produce and Supply Chain Management BSc (Hons), Animal Behaviour and Welfare BSc (Hons), Applied Social Science BA (Hons), Arts Foundation Year FYC, Banking and Finance (MFin), Biology (MBio), Bioveterinary Science BSc (Hons), and more.
Postgraduate Courses:
Postgraduate courses are offered by the University of Lincoln in a wide range of courses of which students can choose from such as Accounting - MPhil/PhD, Accounting and Finance - MSc, Advanced Technology and Applications - MPhil/PhD, Agri-Food Technology - MSc by Research, Agri-food Technology with Professional Practice - MSc, Animal Behaviour and Welfare - MPhil/PhD, Astrophysics - MPhil/PhD, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - MSc by Research, and more.
Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships allow students to combine working and studying part-time at the same time. Apprentices are employed throughout the programme, and they spend part of their time at the university and the rest of the time with their employer. Apprenticeships offer an alternative to traditional degrees and they have been developed in collaboration with employers and professional bodies to make sure that they meet the specific needs of the industry.
Short Courses:
The University of Lincoln also offers a number of short courses for undergraduate and postgraduate students in a wide range of subject areas such as Agriculture and Food, Biology, Computing, Engineering, Health and Social Care, Journalism, Life Sciences, Nursing, Physics, Sciences, Sport, Architecture, Business Studies, Conservation, English, History, Languages, Maths, Performing Arts, Politics, Social Care, Tourism and Events, Art and Design, Chemistry, Education, Geography, Humanities, Law, Media, Film, Audio, Pharmacy, Psychology, and Social Sciences.
Research Institutes, Centers, and Groups
The University of Lincoln has several research institutes, centres, and groups. The university’s nationally recognized research centres include Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems, Lincoln Institute for Agri-Food Technology, and National Centre for Food Manufacturing. University-recognized research centres include the Autism Research Innovation Centre, Centre For Computational Physics, Community Health Research Unit, Lincoln Parliamentary Research Centre, Lincoln Sleep Research Centre, Lincoln Centre for Water and Planetary Health, and Medical Instrumentation Centre. Disciplinary research centres include Charlotte Scott Research Centre for Algebra. Research Groups include (Re) Constructing Musics, Intercultural Performance, Sustainable Built Environments, Regional Innovation and Enterprise (RIEG), Responsible Management (RM), and more.
Facilities and Resources
The University of Lincoln has many facilities to make students’ lives more convenient and help them enjoy the campus. They include the Great Central Warehouse Library, the Isaac Newton Building, the Sarah Swift Building, the Students’ Union, the Lincoln Performing Arts Centre, and the Sports Centre.
University of Lincoln Student Accommodation
University of Lincoln student accommodation is offered to new undergraduate students, returning students, and postgraduate accommodation. University of Lincoln accommodation for new undergraduate students is offered in Lincoln Courts, Cygnet Wharf, 179 High Street, Viking House, The Gateway, Valentine Court, St Marks Student Village, and Longdales Lodge. Returning students and postgraduate students aren’t offered the same variety of University of Lincoln student accommodation as new undergraduate students; they are offered accommodation only in Lincoln Courts, Viking House, The Gateway, Valentine Court, St Marks Student Village, and Longdales Lodge.
University of Lincoln Student accommodation prices are inclusive of all utility bills and it has room types that vary between en-suite, non-en-suite, and studios. Many facilities are offered such as possessions insurance, on-site laundry facilities, free and secure bike storage, and Wi-Fi.
Nearby Universities
There are a number of other universities located near the University of Lincoln that are only a ride away such as Bishop Grosseteste University, University of Nottingham, and the University of Cambridge.