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Global Opportunities
Each year, many of our students go abroad to study, work, or volunteer. Our carefully selected partner organisations from around the world offer a range of programmes, giving students the opportunity to create lifelong memories. Here are just a selection of their incredible experiences.
"Studying abroad can be challenging that’s true, but I can honestly say it is by far the most rewarding thing I have ever done. During my studies in Tokyo at Rikkyo University, I was able to see the world in a different light and become global minded as a result. Experiencing other cultures broadens your knowledge base and teaches you to think and live differently."
"My study year abroad at Appalachian State University was one of the best years of my life, so I 100 per cent recommend anyone who has the opportunity to go for it."
Emily Kinderman
Study Abroad at Appalachian State University, USA.
"My study abroad placement at the University of Bergen was the most amazing experience I've ever had. I got the chance to study at the best law school in Norway and was able to take modules that aren't offered here in Lincoln. I made amazing friends from all over the world and take every opportunity to go and visit them or to return to Bergen. It truly became my home from home and was by far the best year of my life."
"Japan is a very amazing place full exciting new things that you would not find in Europe. It feels like a completely different world with a lot of many delicious food. This experience has taught me so many things about life."
Karen Nedziwe
Study Abroad at Rikkyo University, Japan
"The time I spent living and studying, at Universität Augsburg, in Germany proved to be invaluable and I would certainly recommend the experience to others keen to explore life abroad. It was very interesting to learn about the law from a different jurisdiction. I also participated in German language and culture classes at the University, which catered for all abilities."
