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109 International student nationalities at this university
1.83% International students from USA
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UNDERGRADUATE
£12,293
POSTGRADUATE
£14,624
Overall experience
100% of reviewers recommend University of Lincoln
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Anonymous, Malaysia
5
Brilliant experience overall. :)
The university is situated in a very beautiful town and it is central to everything. There is a very good campus feel and the campus grounds is beautiful. Classrooms are sufficient and the buildings are well maintained. I have been enjoying my time here very much with close to no complains. It truly has read full review
The university is situated in a very beautiful town and it is central to everything. There is a very good campus feel and the campus grounds is beautiful. Classrooms are sufficient and the buildings are well maintained. I have been enjoying my time here very much with close to no complains. It truly has been a great experience. The lecturers are really helpful and friendly which makes learning a lot more fun. The international student office has been a lot of help as well especially for me being an international student. show less
Anonymous, Singapore
5
Amazing experience
It was an amazing experiencing studying abroad in University of Lincoln. The modern facilities on campus are within walking distances, cutting down on travelling time. Lecturers are always willing to attend to students' needs; having an "open-door" policy which establish friendly relationships between s read full review
It was an amazing experiencing studying abroad in University of Lincoln. The modern facilities on campus are within walking distances, cutting down on travelling time. Lecturers are always willing to attend to students' needs; having an "open-door" policy which establish friendly relationships between students and university staffs. show less
