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An Offer Holder Day is your chance to learn more about what it's like to study your chosen subject at Lincoln. More than just an Open Day, there will be opportunities to take part in subject sessions, meet your potential new coursemates, and explore the specialist facilities you could be learning in.
If you haven't visited us before, an Offer Holder Day is your chance to explore our Brayford Pool Campus, view the award-winning accommodation you could be living in, and chat to teams from a range of our support services.
There's a lot of information to take in at an Offer Holder Day, and we want to make sure you are finding out everything you need to know. With that in mind, we have separate timetables for Offer Holders and guests.
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 9am-9.30am |
Registration and refreshments – register and collect your timetable for the day. |
| 9am-2.30pm | Visit the information zone – take some time to explore our beautiful campus and award-winning accommodation with a tour or chat to friendly staff from one of our support services. |
| 9.30am-10am |
Offer Holder and guest welcome talk – learn more about the College and School where your subject area sits. |
| 10am-12pm | Subject sessions – these exciting sessions will vary across the different subject areas and may include a taster lecture, subject workshop, demonstration, and careers discussion. |
| 12pm-12.30pm | Facilities tours – take a tour of the course facilities you could be learning in with academic staff. |
| 12.30pm-1.15pm |
Refreshments and networking – chat to current students, academics, and other Offer Holders. |
|
1pm – 1.15pm |
Accommodation talk – hear about our University-managed accommodation options and how to apply. |
|
1.15pm – 1.45pm |
Funding Advice talk – find out more about student finance including information on financial aid, scholarships and bursaries, tuition assistance, and student budgeting. |
|
1.45pm – 2pm |
Students' Union talk – meet our Students’ Union, and learn about the venues, facilities, clubs, and societies you can access when you join us. |
|
2pm – 2.15pm |
Student Wellbeing talk - find out more about the excellent support available, including disability advice, mental wellbeing, health advice, and more. |
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 9am-9.30am | Registration and refreshments – register and collect your timetable. |
| 9am-2.30pm | Visit the information zone – take some time to explore our beautiful campus and award-winning accommodation with a tour or chat to friendly staff from one of our support services. |
| 9.30am-10am | Offer Holder and guest welcome talk – learn more about the College and School where your subject area sits. |
| 10am - 10.30am |
Interactive Q&A Session – get answers to any questions you've got about university, the day, and the course with our staff and current students. |
| 10.45am-11am | Next steps talk – advice on supporting and preparing students to start university, including an overview of the admissions process, key dates, and requirements. |
| 12.30pm-1.15pm | Refreshments and networking – chat to current students, academics, and other Offer Holders. |
|
1pm – 1.15pm |
Accommodation talk – hear about our University-managed accommodation options and how to apply. |
|
1.15pm – 1.45pm |
Funding Advice talk – find out more about student finance including information on financial aid, scholarships and bursaries, tuition assistance, and student budgeting. |
|
1.45pm – 2pm |
Students' Union talk – meet our Students’ Union, and learn about the venues, facilities, clubs, and societies on offer. |
|
2pm – 2.15pm |
Student Wellbeing talk - find out more about the support available including disability advice, mental wellbeing, health advice, and more. |
We haven't released our Offer Holder Day dates yet but as soon as we do we will be in touch. If you can't wait to learn more about studying at Lincoln, then why not chat to our students through Unibuddy. Unibuddy is a online community where you can connect with current Lincoln students and find out what it's really like to study and live in Lincoln.
To help you make the most of your Offer Holder Day, we've prepared some top tips and advice. Our helpful video provides information about the structure of the day, what to prioritise during your visit, and what activities are taking place across campus.
We've partnered with a wide range of organisations to secure you discounts at restaurants, hotels, and attractions across the city so that you can make more of your visit for less money.
Take a look at some of the highlights from our previous Offer Holder Day events. We can't wait for this year's series of events to get started and for you to start experiencing your course!
With so much to think about, we're sure you have questions about the day. We have pulled together a handy list of FAQs where you can hopefully find an answer to your questions.
If your question isn't in our list then get in touch with our friendly Enquiries Team by emailing enquiries@lincoln.ac.uk or calling +44 (0)1522 886644.
Our Offer Holder Days are so much more than an Open Day. They're an opportunity to get information which is much more specific to your chosen course. Also, it may have been a while since you were last on campus so it is a great opportunity to remind yourself about what makes Lincoln so great.
Not at all, if you are coming on your own that's absolutely fine and you should still be able to get all the information you need.
It's important to book your place at an Offer Holder Day so that we can get an idea of numbers for subject sessions. It also means we can send you all of the important information you need to know in the run up to the event.
If you can't make your booked date anymore then let us know either by emailing enquiries@lincoln.ac.uk or calling us on +44 (0)1522 886644. Don't forget to book onto another Offer Holder Day at Lincoln as soon as you can.
Absolutely! We think it's important that you go to as many different Offer Holder Days as possible to get a real sense of what you want from university and can make an informed choice.