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We offer contemporary and relevant programmes across a range of sectors including Architecture, Design, Media, Journalism, Performing Arts, History, English, Business, Education, Law and Social Sciences.
People are at the heart of what we do – from exploring the roots of society and how we interact as individuals, to developing socially responsible business leaders, inspiring artists and globally driven architects.
We use curiosity, critical thinking, and creative methodologies to challenge preconceptions and forge new understandings of who we were, who we are, and who we can be. We want to inspire you in your pursuit of success and support you to build your skills in preparation for your future.
Under the guidance of our expert team, we’ll give you opportunities to work with leading professionals and provide access to industry-standard facilities and dedicated learning spaces. Employability is key and working collaboratively with partner organisations and businesses we’ll encourage you to gain real life experience, and teach leadership that empowers you to be ambitious, to challenge, and to innovate.
We aim to provide learning opportunities that develop our students’ curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking. We question fundamental concepts in human society, develop business skills, and find solutions that enhance the contribution of arts, social science, and humanities to society.
Short Courses and Professional Development
Our suite of flexible programmes include specialist short courses, online Master's degrees, and work-based learning and professional development programmes. These are currently available across the College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, in areas such as management, languages, education, and equality, diversity and inclusion.
Explore Flexible Learning
Our Arts Foundation Year provides an alternative entry route into some of our creative degree-level programmes. As the first of a four-year learning journey, it suits students who are unsure of their creative direction, need time to adjust to degree-level study, or do not meet the standard entry requirements, opening up an exciting world of opportunities in a range of subjects.
Arts Foundation Year
We’ve invested around £400 million in our Brayford Pool Campus over the last two decades to create the best possible learning environment and a strong foundation to help you achieve your goals. No matter which course you choose, we aim to provide you with high-quality facilities and the latest equipment.
The University’s Great Central Warehouse Library gives you access to more than 260,000 journals and 750,000 print and electronic books, as well as databases and specialist collections. The library is open 24/7 at key times during the academic year, so is available when you need it most.
Lincoln Arts Centre provides a hub of creative performance where students can learn and practise their art in the 450-seat professional working theatre, large industry-standard studio spaces, and a workshop for building sets and props.
Business students have access to the Bloomberg Terminal, which is designed to help industry professionals make better-informed investment decisions by offering the latest market news along with historical data and an international network to communicate securely and reliably.
Our Moot Court simulates the environment of a working court room, where you can explore the key principles of modern legal practice in a variety of roles. It features a judges' bench, witness stand, clerk desk, and benches for prosecution and defence solicitors.
We offer a dedicated CAD Lab of high-end PCs equipped with CAD software, a construction science lab, multi-materials workshops, fully equipped studios, and specialist printing.
We offer a range of facilities for creative practitioners, including fashion workshops, editing suites, audio recording, a sculpture and 3D workshop, a MakerLab, a photography studio, printmaking facilities, and computer suites.
Students have access to TV and radio studios, audio production, a multi-track recording studio, video editing, animation and multimedia suites, and industry specification cameras, lights, and audio recording equipment.
Explore the magnificent Lincoln Cathedral, medieval castle, archives at the International Bomber Command Centre, and Roman ruins around the city. Or read the works of Tennyson at the Tennyson Research Centre and delve into medieval manuscripts at the Wren Library.
Delivering research with impact is a key objective and an intrinsic part of the University of Lincoln's College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities. Working across disciplines, our research covers a broad range of topics and utilises a wide variety of methodologies and approaches that foster regional, national, and international collaborations and partnerships.
Explore Our Research
The best way to find out what it is really like to live and learn at Lincoln is to visit us at one of our on-campus events. Exploring our campus and city for yourself will help you to get a real feel for what it might be like to study here.
Open Days and Visits
