Lincoln College

• Founded in: 1896,
• Location: Lincoln, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom,
• Age of students: 17+,
• Number of students: 11,000,
• Language of instruction: English.

Lincoln College is the lead organization in a group of several colleges in Lincoln and Newark, graduating up to 6,000 students each year through apprenticeship, A-level, professional and higher education programs.

Until 1932, the college was known as Lincoln Technical College, and since 1971 it has been known as Lincoln Technical College. In 1987 it was merged with the Gainsborough College of Further Education and the Lute Centre for Further Education. Since 1991, together with the University of Nottingham, Trent has offered associate degrees of higher education and diplomas in business, computer science and communication technology. In 1997, it was renamed Lincoln University, within which it became a separate division, since 1999 - Lincoln College. In 2006 it received a new Knights building, equipped with the latest technology and intended for theater rehearsals, sound recording and related operations, for the library and laboratories.

Located in Lincoln, a beautiful historic town with a vibrant and diverse life, numerous fairs and festivals, restaurants and nightclubs, not to mention museums, art galleries, drama theater.

The college offers a number of programs in the field of automotive technology, including education in fuel and electrical systems, engine, chassis and transmission diagnostics, assembly, repair and automotive service techniques, programs in the field of Internet, computer research, business and logistics, construction and engineering.

Teachers are certified in relevant national programs and often lecture at partner universities such as Nottingham Trent or the University of Lincoln.

Lincoln College does not have its own residence, the administration offers a choice of several dozen options for dormitories and apartments, located within walking distance from the college, the city station and the bus station. The number of rooms is of various types, from studios to apartments with 2-7 bedrooms, equipped with broadband Internet access, laundries and kitchens, recreation rooms; Bathrooms can be individual or shared.

The cost of housing is a pleasant surprise against the background of London and the largest cities of Mid-England: rents range from 55 to 80 pounds per week (utilities are paid separately). Upon request, Lincoln College can provide contact information for accommodation agencies in Lincolnshire.

• Small classrooms

Classes in Lincoln are smaller than in other specialized colleges, which allows you to demonstrate flexibility and an individual approach, and build close contacts with your teachers.

• Shortened timetable

Flexible and adaptive schedule allows you to work while studying, devote time to family and leisure.

• Promotion of employment

Many Lincoln College programs have been developed with the active participation of the real sector of the economy, so students can be sure that the knowledge they have gained will be useful, professionally significant and in demand in real life.

• Network of partner universities and double degrees

Among the college's partners are Hall and Derby Universities, Bishop Grossetete University, Pearson College, and others: this is how graduates receive a double degree — not only from Lincoln College, but also from a partner university.

Lincoln College students have access to a modern infrastructure for recreation and leisure, science and sports. We are talking about a sports and entertainment center with a gym, squash, tennis, badminton and basketball courts, a football field, in addition, students can use the free open-air gym in Deans Park.

On the platform of the complementary medicine clinic, there is a massage parlor and a therapy room, a hairdresser and a beauty salon.

You can eat on campus in the cafeteria, two canteens and a restaurant, where everyone is offered a wide range of nutritious and healthy meals, and at a significant discount for students.

There are three spacious and well-equipped libraries with Internet access and several dozen desktop and mobile computers (you can also use your own devices). Library collections are divided into thematic zones with color coding, which is designed to facilitate the search for the necessary literature. Broadband Internet access with wireless connectivity is provided throughout the campus. The Gibney building is equipped with a lounge with computers and Wi-Fi, an MFP, several seating areas and everything you need to make tea, coffee and snacks.

Applications to study at Lincoln College should be submitted:

• for full-time full-time studies – through the UCAS portal,
• For evening and part-time studies – directly to the college, through an electronic form or by visiting the Admissions Office in person.

All alumni can join the Alumni Association: membership promises additional opportunities in the field of communication and employment, as well as additional education. Membership in the association offers benefits such as discounts on further education, meals in the restaurant and canteens on campus, a 10% discount when using the services of partner beauty salons and hairdressers.

Lincoln College assists in the employment of graduates of technical specialties: among the partners are more than 700 organizations in the real sector of the economy of southern England.

Intensive employment programs are carried out to identify the potential of candidates and form an optimal strategy, which makes it possible to provide jobs for up to 87% of graduates within the first six months after graduation.

A number of scholarships are offered to students at Lincoln College, including:

• Career Degree

It is designed to improve academic results and promote the employment of students. There are two levels: the first level is available up to £500 for full-time students and up to £250 for part-time students during the entire period of study; In the second year, the amount of support is determined by the course supervisor. The scholarship is intended for professional development, skills development and employment assistance, can be used to buy or rent a laptop or tablet, various IT equipment or furniture for a home office, software licenses, uniforms, tools or books, as well as short-term programs and guest lectures.

• Scholarship for Students in Financial Difficulty

It is available upon request to both full-time and part-time students, both British nationals and expats. The amount is determined by the college administration and depends on the funds available.

• Allowances for Students with Disabilities
• Incentive payment for Lincoln College graduates transitioning from Level 3 programs (A-level, AT-level, and similar) to full-time post-secondary programs at Lincoln College or Newark College.

To receive the payment, students must be enrolled in a full-time course in one of the higher education programs offered at Lincoln College immediately after completing the Level 3 program. Upon successful completion of the first year, subject to the submission of an academic transcript and registration for the second year, students receive a payment of £1000.

• Affordability Scholarships

The means-tested scholarship can be awarded to students whose combined household income does not exceed £25,000 per year.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision