University of Lincoln

The University of Lincoln is a public research university located in the cathedral city of Lincoln, England. It traces its origins to the Hull School of Art (1861) and later to the University of Lincolnshire and Humberside, but was re-established in its current form and gained university status in 1992. It has developed a strong reputation for teaching excellence, research quality, and close links with industry, particularly in areas such as engineering, computer science, agriculture, media, and business. The university’s main Brayford Pool campus sits on the waterfront of the marina, providing a modern, compact learning environment close to the city centre. Lincoln offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across its colleges and schools, and it is known for its investment in facilities, including the Engineering Hub, the Sarah Swift Building for health and social care, and the Great Central Warehouse Library. It has a growing research profile, with strengths in agri-food technology, robotics, medical imaging, and social sciences. The institution attracts students from across the UK and around the world, supported by a vibrant student life, active Students' Union, and proximity to the historic city of Lincoln.