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Undergraduate Open Days
We hope you enjoy your visit to our Brayford Pool Campus here in the heart of the beautiful city of Lincoln. Our Open Days are a chance to get a sense of what it’s like to be a student at the University of Lincoln and discover why thousands of students fall in love with Lincoln each year.
After being welcomed on campus, you can start your day with a complimentary tea or coffee. Make sure you check in using the QR code or short link which will be available on signs located around campus.
Learning more about your preferred course is an important part of an Open Day. We recommend prioritising your timetabled subject talks and activities, then using free time to fit in other elements of your day, such as attending general talks, visiting our Information Zone, or taking a campus tour. Don’t forget you can also visit our subject stands in the Subject Hubs at any point throughout the day, where you can chat with our academic staff and students to learn more about the course and ask questions.
| Presentation | Times | Location |
|---|---|---|
|
Welcome Talk |
10am/12pm 10am |
Isaac Newton Building Lecture Theatre Minerva Building Jackson Lecture Theatre |
| Admissions and Funding (30 minutes) |
10.30am 12.30pm |
Minerva Building Jackson Lecture Theatre Isaac Newton Building Lecture Theatre |
| Accommodation (15 minutes) |
10.40am/1.15pm | Isaac Newton Building Lecture Theatre |
| Personal Statements (15 minutes) |
10.30am |
Minerva Building Cargill Lecture Theatre |
| Lincoln Students' Union (15 minutes) |
10.45am |
Minerva Building Cargill Lecture Theatre |
| Subject Talks/Activities | From 10.30am | View Full Timetable |
An important part of the Open Day experience is getting a flavour of your preferred subject area. During the day, you can meet with academic staff and students on our subject stands, attend subject talks and activities, and explore specialist facilities specific to your chosen course. We recommend you prioritise timetabled activities to get the most from your day.
Subject Activities
Visit the Information Zone in our Isaac Newton Building to speak to staff from key services including Admissions, Funding Advice, Student Wellbeing, Careers, Global Opportunities, and our Students’ Union. There are also Information Points located around campus where you can drop in and learn more about the University’s accommodation, library, and Sports Centre.
Stop for a bite to eat at our Students' Union venue Towers, where you can benefit from a 20 per cent off food discount, or just short walk away, you’ll find a range of restaurants, cafes, and bars that overlook the beautiful Brayford Pool Marina. In the centre of Lincoln, you’ll be spoilt for choice with the eclectic mix of pubs and entertainment venues that are available.
You can find out more about the range of offers and discounts available exclusively to our Open Day guests on our offers page.
A great way to get a feel for student life here at Lincoln is by joining a campus tour led by one of our brilliant Student Ambassadors. Campus tours will take place throughout the event, starting at 9am. The last tour will leave at 2pm. There’s no need to book, just pop along to the Campus Tours stand located just outside the Isaac Newton Building when you are ready.
Our Open Day provides the chance to view University accommodation see where you could soon be calling home. Visit St Marks, our newest accommodation, along with other campus-based residences. Use the campus map and follow the signage to stop by at any point during the event. Our show flats will remain open from 9.15am until 2.15pm. You can also speak with our Accommodation Services Team in the Isaac Newton Building.
Lincoln is one of England’s great heritage cities, and as we’re located at the heart of it all on the picturesque Brayford Pool waterfront, it’s a great location from which to explore the city during an Open Day. You might want to visit the bustling Cornhill area just off the High Street, browse some of the boutique stores on the Strait, or stroll up Lincoln’s famous Steep Hill to the historic Bailgate area where you’ll find the castle and magnificent Lincoln Cathedral.
Discover Lincoln
Guests attending the Open Day on Sunday 8 October will be able to park at the University's Boulevard Car Park (LN6 7DQ), however spaces are limited and available on a first come, first served basis.
If you have any questions about your visit, our friendly Enquiries Team will be able to help. Email us at enquiries@lincoln.ac.uk or call us on +44 (0)1522 886644.
