Welcome
We are the University of Lincoln College of Arts – a creative community of thinkers, designers, writers, makers, researchers, and entrepreneurs.
Our mission is to accelerate, communicate and celebrate the power of arts and humanities to transform lives and communities. Through connecting the local and the global, and the past, present, and future, we develop original insights, tell meaningful stories, and produce creative outputs that interrogate and remake the world. By focusing and intensifying our endeavours, and weaving them throughout the university and wider society, we aim to realise our full potential to expand minds, enrich lived experiences and build prosperity for our region and beyond.
Working collaboratively with students, partner organisations, employers, communities, and academics from other disciplines, we engage rigorously and creatively with some of the key issues of the age helping to forge a progressive future in which the arts sit centre-stage. We want to inspire you and support you to build your skills under the guidance of our expert team, giving you opportunities to work with industry professionals and undertake work experience that will prepare you for your future.
You can choose a career from a range of sectors with our variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, including architecture and the built environment, creative arts, design, film, media and journalism, and humanities and heritage and we will support you with dedicated learning spaces, professional kit, specialist studios, labs, workshops, newsrooms, and print and digital archives.
The Lincoln Performing Arts Centre (LPAC) is a creative hub where you can learn and perform in the Centre’s 450-seat professional working theatre. You can find out more about our facilities on the school pages below.
Our graduates have gone on to become influential contributors to the creative industries, both nationally and internationally. They work everywhere from the BBC to architectural firms, advertising agencies, on blockbuster films and in theatre.
Our staff-student community is outward-facing, ambitious, entrepreneurial, and reflective. We use curiosity, critical thinking, and creative methodologies to challenge preconceptions and forge new understandings of who we were, who we are, and who we can be
Arts Foundation Year
The College has developed alternative routes of entry for students who are not completely sure of their specialism, need more time to adjust to degree-level study, or do not meet out standard entry requirements, opening up an exciting world of opportunities in a range of subjects. The Arts Foundation Year is designed to prepare you for degree-level study by equipping you with the skills and knowledge needed to be successful in your chosen subject.
