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At the University of Lincoln, we see our colleagues as individuals and we offer a range of benefits to help enrich your life and support your specific needs during your time with us.
We can help you with all aspects of your wellbeing, offering rewards and flexible ways of working that can sit more comfortably alongside your family life and other commitments. We also offer generous annual leave packages, closure days, and parental leave.
Our lifestyle benefits include:
We make sure we recognise the exceptional contribution that our staff have made to University successes at our awards celebrations each year and present the specialist teaching excellence awards with honours at our graduation ceremonies.
Here at Lincoln, we offer a range of health and wellbeing benefits and activities. These include on-site health checks, sports injury clinics, and flu vaccinations. You can also take part in social football, netball, running, and community events such as the Lincoln 10k.
The University provides colleagues with access to a 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme, including specialist phone line support, interactive online sessions, and an app to monitor your own wellbeing at home.
We promote an open culture at Lincoln, prioritising mental health by increasing awareness, encouraging two-way conversations, and highlighting the support available at all stages of your employment. Colleagues can attend stress awareness and emotional intelligence sessions, and also have access to mental health first aiders for instant help and guidance.
Education is at the core of our provision and we encourage our colleagues to develop and grow, whether that is through our award-winning Financial Education Programme, neurodiversity awareness sessions, or by learning new skills, such as sign language.
We’ve invested around £400 million in our Brayford Pool Campus over the last two decades to create the best possible learning and teaching environment. Our buildings feature modern office spaces, scientific laboratories, state-of-the-art clinical suites, workshops, specialist arts studios, a 450-seat theatre, advanced research facilities, and a range of lecture theatres. You also have access to our on-campus sports centre and activity programmes to support your physical and mental health.
Community is central to the way that we work and support each other here at the University of Lincoln and we encourage connectivity through a range of groups and activities including leisure, environmental, volunteering, and social activities. We also support each other tand bring together new knowledge, skills, and approaches through our One Community values.
