Ghana

The University of Lincoln welcomes students from Ghana and around the world, and we are delighted that you are considering studying with us.

As one of the UK’s leading new universities, the University of Lincoln is proud of the quality of education it offers. We understand that a qualification from a British university is recognised internationally, and we endeavour to deliver high quality teaching and facilities to all our students.

Degree programmes at the University of Lincoln are specially designed to suit the needs of both students and future employers, while purpose-built, modern buildings and resources aid students throughout their studies.

We are here to help and support you in the lead up to starting university, throughout your time studying here and long after graduation.

If you have any questions, the University’s International Recruitment Team will be happy to help. Please contact us via the international enquiries form.

Entry Requirements

General Qualification Requirement

English Language
Requirements

Undergraduate Entry

West African Higher School Certificate/GCE A Level
Certificate (Undergraduate University Programme)
Diploma (Undergraduate University Programme)
Higher National Diploma

Senior Secondary School Certificate English Language: grades A-C
School Certificate / General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level English Language: grades 1-6
GCSE English grade C or above
IELTS 6.0 (with no less than 5.5 in each band score)
TOEFL 550 (paper based)
TOEFL 79 (Internet)

Journalism programmes require IELTS 7.0

Postgraduate Entry

Good Bachelor degree from a recognised institution

Visa Requirements

The UK Border Agency website includes detailed information on how to apply for your visa.

You will need to show details of your acceptance onto a programme, your offer letter and evidence of sufficient funding to support your education and living expenses while you are in the UK.

Exhibitions in Ghana

The University of Lincoln's visits to Ghana will allow you to meet one of our representatives who will be able to answer any of your queries regarding programmes and studying in the UK. The next venues we will be attending are:

New dates to follow

Contact Ghanaian Students at Lincoln

If you would like to contact a student from Ghana who is currently studying here at the University of Lincoln please email adavies@lincoln.ac.uk. Please include your name, address, country and subject of interest.

Alternatively you can join the Facebook group for Ghanaian students by clicking here. Please log in, request to join the group and feel free to contact members directly or post your questions.

Agents

We have education agents who represent the University in Ghana.
Agents can liaise with the University on your behalf and assist you in the following areas:

Making an application
Studying in the UK
Applying for a visa

‌PFL Ghana
No.5 2nd Soula Loop
Labone-Accra, PMB LG36, Legon

+233 (0)302 765090
ismail@preparationforlife.com

For further information, please contact the International Recruitment Team.

International Enquiries Form
Tel: +44 1522 886040
Fax: +44 1522 886680

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Facts and Figures

More than 90 different nationalities are represented among the University's student population
A meteoric rise up the authoritative Times university league table has seen Lincoln jump 48 places in just three years thanks to its quality teaching, research and student satisfaction
The University of Lincoln achieved the highest possible rating in its most recent Quality Assurance Agency inspections
We have more graduates going in to graduate level jobs than most UK universities
Lincolnshire is one of the safest and best value for money areas to live in the UK.

‌ Ibrahim Zubairu

“I found the University of Lincoln to be one of the fastest growing academic institutions in the UK with the right learning environment, friendly and efficient teaching and administrative staff. I studied my Masters here in Lincoln and due to the unique professional and academic training that I received, the multicultural background, support staff and a friendly community, I decided to pursue my PhD at Lincoln University too.”

Ibrahim Zubairu (Accra, Ghana) – PhD Finance

Mildred

"I was looking for a student-friendly UK university located in a city centre but with a safe environment to live and study in. The University of Lincoln came top of my list. Even though I was far away from friends and family, the cross-cultural international representation of students at Lincoln made me feel at home.

The University recognises the importance of giving students the opportunity to develop knowledge and ability in ways that will equip you for a wide range of careers by providing both research and professional training."