Digital Technologies How To Guides
Our helpful guides can assist you with a range of common IT issues you may face when getting started at university, including multi-factor authentication, passwords, WiFi, and email.
How to Guides
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International Student Hub
Supporting You at Lincoln
Studying in another country can be challenging, from communicating in a new language and adapting to different ways of learning, to making new friends and socialising. That's why we've brought together a range of information and links to help you get settled.
Did you miss Welcome Week? In addition to a digital copy of the International Student Handbook, you'll find copies of the welcome week slides on our SharePoint site. You must be logged into your student account in order to access it.
Post-Enrolment Activities and Events
Once you are enrolled and have attended the range of helpful events and activities available during Welcome Week, we'll continue to run events throughout the year to help support you in various aspects of your academic study and social life here at Lincoln.
You can access a timetable of upcoming events below. Check back regularly as we will be updating this with new events as they are confirmed.
Events in the next few weeks
| Event Date | Event Sessions | ||
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| Monday 6 May | 6pm to 10pm: ResLife Games Night (ResLife Lounge) | ||
| Tuesday 7 May | 10am to 11am: How to develop professional etiquette with Campus Jobs (MB1006) | 3pm to 4pm: How to get a graduate job (UL110) | 5pm to 5:50pm: Feel Good Programme: Badminton (Sports Centre) |
| Wednesday 8 May | 9am to 5pm: Find my Future: So-Mobile Talent in Professional Services – May 2024 (Online) | 11am to 12pm: How to feel confident about your career (MB1020) | 3pm to 3:30pm: Techniques for managing exam stress and revision (Online) |
| Thursday 9 May | 10am to 11pm: How to present an academic argument (Online) | 3pm to 4:pm: How to give great presentations at interviews (Online) | 6pm to 9:30pm: ResLife Craft Club (ResLife Lounge) |
| Friday 10 May | 11am to 12pm: How to write stand out CVs and cover letters (Online) | 5:30pm to 6:20pm: Feel Good Programme: Ultimate Frisbee (Sports Centre) | |
| Weekend | 2pm to 6pm: ResLife Games & Movie Afternoon (Saturday 11 May) (ResLife Lounge) | ||
| Event Date | Event Sessions | ||
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| Monday 13 May | 3pm to 4pm: How to prepare for interviews and assessment centres (UL110) | ||
| Tuesday 14 May | 9am to 5pm: Find my Future: Black Heritage Talent in Professional Services Insight Event – May 2024 (Online) | 2pm to 3pm: Finding Information: Databases, Discovery and More (Online) | |
| Wednesday 15 May | 12pm to 1pm: How to manage application stress and build resilience (UL110) | ||
| Thursday 16 May | 10am to 11am: How to get a graduate job (Online) | 11am to 12pm: Writing your methodology (Online) | 3pm to 4pm: How to discover your Strengths (UL110) |
| Friday 17 May | 10am to 11:30am: How to understand behaviours and communicate effectively (Online) | ||
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Support and Services
In addition to a range of events to help you adjust to studying in the UK, we offer a range of help and support services for both personal and academic matters to help you settle in and make the most of your time at Lincoln.
Student Support and Wellbeing
At the University of Lincoln, we take great pride in placing our students at the heart of everything we do. We understand that leaving home, starting university, and embarking on your future career is a big step, but at Lincoln, it’s not one you have to take alone.
Our Student Support Centre is situated at the heart of our Brayford Pool Campus and is the first port of call for helping you to find the support you may need. Our specialist teams offer free, impartial, and confidential advice and information on an array of topics - from fees, funding, and making payments, to housing, visas, and legal issues.
As soon as you have enrolled at the University, you will be able to register with our on-campus Health Centre and you can also seek specialist advice from our Student Wellbeing Centre. The team includes student wellbeing advisors, mental health advisors, and counsellors who can provide advice and guidance in relation to disability, medical conditions, learning differences, and mental health.
Student Life
Living in a new country can be an amazing experience, but sometimes you need bit bit more help with learning where to go. Here you will find some resources to help you settle into life as a student in Lincoln.
Living in the UK
Our Living in the UK guide can provide useful advice and information to help you plan your finances, both before you start your course at the University of Lincoln and during your studies.
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IT Requirements & Software Availability
Before purchasing a laptop or software please consult this guide and check what is provided by the University and if specific laptop specifications are suggested for your Programme.
Accommodation for International Students
If you are looking for guidance on finding accommodation, you can visit our dedicated accommodation for international students pages.
Accommodation Support for Current Residents
If you are living in University managed accommodation, our ResLife Team provide you with opportunities to settle in, meet new people and have a great experience throughout the year.
Student Life
Our Student Life blog hosts a range of helpful information and tips to help you settle in, all written by current International students. Read about the experiences of other students here at Lincoln.
Multi-Faith Chaplaincy
The University of Lincoln is proud of its vibrant and diverse multicultural community and recognises the importance that faith, belief, values and spirituality play in the lives of many people.
Global Experiences
The Global Experiences Team supports all Lincoln International Business School and international students to have a great time at the University of Lincoln, whilst gaining vital intercultural experience and employability skills. Through the Global Experiences Team, we encourage sharing and engaging with cultures from around the world here at the University. Whether you attend a social event, cultural exchange session, or an international trip, you will be making the most of our diverse campus.
Global Experiences Blog
Careers Support
Preparing you for your future career in the global graduate jobs market shapes your student experience from the day that you enrol. Alongside our industry-engaged approach to teaching, we have a dedicated, award-winning Careers team to support you throughout your time at Lincoln and beyond You can access a wealth of resources on our Careers and Employability website, including a dedicated Careers Guide for International Students.
Access Careers Support
Connect With Us on Social Media
Contact Us
International Enquiries Team
Telephone: +44 (0)1522 308108
WhatsApp: +44 7868 089210