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Before you arrive, there are a few important tasks for you to complete to help ensure your first week goes as smoothly as possible, leaving you more time to concentrate on settling in, making new friends, and getting to know your course.
You will receive an email asking you to log into your University account and access OneUni to start your registration. Before you do this, you will need to set up a new password for your account.
Follow the link in the email to ‘OneUni’ and click on ‘Log on using your UoL credentials’. This will take you to the University of Lincoln sign-in screen. Enter your student email address, click next, and then click on the ‘Forgot Password’ link and follow the instructions to update your password.
If you have any issues, please use the ‘How to’ – Guide to first time login
Once you have updated your password, you will be redirected to OneUni, our student management system, from here, click on 'Taught Student Role' and then click ‘My Tasks’.
Follow the instructions, to update your personal details and upload a photo to be used on your student ID card.
We will contact you approximately ten days before the start of your course. You will be asked to log back into OneUni to confirm your enrolment, ready for the first day of teaching. Once you have completed this you will receive email confirmation.
You will have access to IT facilities, such as your University email, the day after you have formally enrolled.
Enrolment is the formal process through which you officially join the University. When you enrol, you confirm your agreement to become a student at Lincoln, to abide by University regulations, and to become liable for fee payments, as well as agree to having your personal details checked. All students must enrol at the beginning of each year of study.
Please note that your maintenance loan (if applicable) will be paid by the Student Loans Company five days after we have confirmed that you have enrolled, so delaying enrolment will delay your maintenance loan payment.
EU Students: We may contact you prior to enrolment, to request a copy of your passport and your current immigration status.
It's important to understand your finances before you start your study. Our Fees and Funding pages provide tailored information for undergraduate and postgraduate students about student finance, paying tuition fees, and cost of living support.
Once you are enrolled, check out our Get Ready for Lincoln webpage. This section has been designed to answer any questions you may have regarding your tuition fees and ways to pay.
The information you provided when updating your personal details, will be processed by the University of Lincoln for purpose(s) related to your studies and other services in accordance with relevant Data Protection legislation including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). We have a statutory obligation to share some information we hold about you with the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) and other bodies. Your personal data may be shared with the appropriate regulatory body for your course and your name may be included on published results lists and others. Your name and term time address may be shared with the relevant local council to verify qualification for council tax exemption. In the event of non-payment of fees, your personal data may be used for credit assessment, tracing, collection, and the prevention of fraud. After you graduate, we retain some of your information to verify results and supply replacement certificates and transcripts. Your details may be used to invite you to join the University’s Alumni Network. Unless you choose to opt out, your data will be shared with the University of Lincoln Students’ Union. By enrolling at the University you agree to accept the University’s Terms and Conditions and abide by the rules, regulations, policies and procedures. Find out more at https://www.lincoln.ac.uk/abouttheuniversity/governance/universitypolicies/.