
Lincoln University
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Lincoln University
Based just south of Christchurch, New Zealand, Lincoln University has been educating students for 140 years and is rated the 12th best small university in the world.
The University helps its international students to feel welcome by involving them in a range of activities, including a detailed orientation programme, faculty welcome sessions, financial support sessions and campus tours. Students can rest assured that they will receive all the tools they need to make Lincoln their second home.
Counselling services, pastoral support, international student advisors and a banking and budgeting team are available to help promote a smooth transition to life at Lincoln.
There is plenty to do around campus and living in New Zealand provides an abundance of exciting activities. From thrill-seeking sports such as bungee jumping and white-water rafting, to more relaxed activities like whale watching and hiking across stunning landscapes, there really is something for everyone.
Lincoln University has a growing international student population and diverse campus, with students coming from more than 60 different countries. The institution received a 5-star rating for internationalisation and inclusiveness in the QS Stars Rating System 2018.
Lincoln is committed to providing students with a world-class learning experience, as evidenced by the University’s 5-star rating for teaching and facilities in the QS Stars Rating System 2018. Lincoln also received 5 stars for employability, due to the fact that graduates have a 15% higher employment rate than students from other New Zealand universities.
Students can access employment opportunities through CareerHub. Most programmes include practical work experience and the University organises events to allow students to make contact with reputable employers.
The University helps its international students to feel welcome by involving them in a range of activities, including a detailed orientation programme, faculty welcome sessions, financial support sessions and campus tours. Students can rest assured that they will receive all the tools they need to make Lincoln their second home.
Counselling services, pastoral support, international student advisors and a banking and budgeting team are available to help promote a smooth transition to life at Lincoln.
There is plenty to do around campus and living in New Zealand provides an abundance of exciting activities. From thrill-seeking sports such as bungee jumping and white-water rafting, to more relaxed activities like whale watching and hiking across stunning landscapes, there really is something for everyone.
Lincoln University has a growing international student population and diverse campus, with students coming from more than 60 different countries. The institution received a 5-star rating for internationalisation and inclusiveness in the QS Stars Rating System 2018.
Lincoln is committed to providing students with a world-class learning experience, as evidenced by the University’s 5-star rating for teaching and facilities in the QS Stars Rating System 2018. Lincoln also received 5 stars for employability, due to the fact that graduates have a 15% higher employment rate than students from other New Zealand universities.
Students can access employment opportunities through CareerHub. Most programmes include practical work experience and the University organises events to allow students to make contact with reputable employers.
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A number of scholarships are available for international students, usually awarded in recognition of academic ability or achievement. Some focus on other factors, including personal qualities, financial need, where the students live and the course of study they choose.
English for Further Study Award
Students who successfully complete a minimum of 12 weeks of English for Academic Purposes (EAP) will receive a fees rebate award, valued at NZD$5,400. The award is granted on enrolment in the Certificate in University Studies, Diploma in University Studies, or an undergraduate degree.
International Taught Master Merit Scholarships
The International Taught Master Merit Scholarship provides up to NZD$10,000 towards the overall cost of a student’s study in any 180-credit taught master’s programme. Students must have at least a GPA of 75% or a B+ average in the last year of their bachelor’s degree to meet the requirements.
Lincoln University Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship
This scholarship was created to reward and support international students who possess the highest academic ability in their further education at Lincoln University. For the academic year 2019, scholarships amounting to NZD 5,000 are available for students who enter the bachelors programmes at Lincoln.
Lincoln University Pathway Scholarship
This scholarship worth NZD 2,500 is established to support the academically proven international students who are new to Lincoln University. It is available to students who apply for admissions to the Diploma in University Studies or Certificate in University Studies programme at Lincoln for the academic year 2019.
Read more about the scholarships.
English for Further Study Award
Students who successfully complete a minimum of 12 weeks of English for Academic Purposes (EAP) will receive a fees rebate award, valued at NZD$5,400. The award is granted on enrolment in the Certificate in University Studies, Diploma in University Studies, or an undergraduate degree.
International Taught Master Merit Scholarships
The International Taught Master Merit Scholarship provides up to NZD$10,000 towards the overall cost of a student’s study in any 180-credit taught master’s programme. Students must have at least a GPA of 75% or a B+ average in the last year of their bachelor’s degree to meet the requirements.
Lincoln University Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship
This scholarship was created to reward and support international students who possess the highest academic ability in their further education at Lincoln University. For the academic year 2019, scholarships amounting to NZD 5,000 are available for students who enter the bachelors programmes at Lincoln.
Lincoln University Pathway Scholarship
This scholarship worth NZD 2,500 is established to support the academically proven international students who are new to Lincoln University. It is available to students who apply for admissions to the Diploma in University Studies or Certificate in University Studies programme at Lincoln for the academic year 2019.
Read more about the scholarships.
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