University of excellence
THE University of Lincoln is located in the heart of England with a proud heritage dating back to 1861.
Located on the picturesque Brayford Pool marina, everything you need is either on campus or a short walk away. The university is home to over 13,000 students of over 100 different nationalities.
The university has spent £170mil (RM870mil) on its campus in recent years, with a further £130mil (RM665mil) planned for the next 10 years on buildings and facilities.
The city of Lincoln
Historic and dynamic, Lincoln is renowned for its striking fusion of the old and new. It is one of the safest and friendliest university cities in the United Kingdom.
Lincoln is just two hours from London by train and has good links to many other cities, airports, the Lincolnshire coast and countryside.
Programmes and links to global employers
Its programmes offer students up-to-date business relevant teaching and learning.
Many of its programmes (over 200 on offer) are rooted in industry and the university has excellent links with major global employers such as BBC, Siemens, Panasonic, Microsoft and Rolls Royce.
The university also has an international reputation for academic excellence and research.
International scholarships for Malaysian students
The University of Lincoln offers a variety of scholarships to Malaysian undergraduate and postgraduate students. This includes the £5,000 (RM25,000) Academic Excellence Scholarship for all postgraduate programmes. For more details, log on to www.lincoln.ac.uk/international.
Quick facts about the University of Lincoln
– Ranked 51 in the Times Good University Guide 2017
– Top 10 for quality of teaching and student experience in the United Kingdom
– Ranked 11th in the United Kingdom for overall student satisfaction (National Student Survey 2016)
Programme start dates/UoL at the British Council Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur:
– January/February 2017: Postgraduate programmes (only) – Sept 2017: Undergraduate and postgraduate programmes
The University of Lincoln will be represented at the British Council exhibition on Nov 5 and 6 by Prof Hugh Byrd from its School of Architecture, who will speak at a seminar titled “Shape Your City with Architecture (Studying Architecture in the UK)”.
Contact the university or its in-country representative Mabecs by logging on to www.lincoln.ac.uk or e-mail international@lincoln.ac.uk.
Alternatively, e-mail Liam Howarth, International Officer for Malaysia at lhowarth@lincoln.ac.uk.
To contact Mabecs, e-mail ukdegrees@mabecs.com, call 03-7956 7655/439 or log on to www.mabecs.com.