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1878
Founded
371
QS Ranking
65%
Acceptance Rate
  • Employability Rate

    96%

  • Upcoming Intake

    Feb 2025

  • Tution Fee

    Starts from 29,700 NZD

  • English Requirement

    IELTS, TOEFL

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Lincoln University was formed in 1878 as the School of Agriculture for Canterbury University College. That made it the oldest agricultural teaching institution in the whole Southern Hemisphere. In 1990 it became a university in its own right and it remains the smallest university in New Zealand.

It has around 3,000 students including students from around the world. Lincoln University is in the top 26% of universities globally, according to the QS World Rankings 2023, where it ranked 368th. It's also been given QS Five Stars for reputation, facilities, research and teaching and has been ranked the 17th best small university in the world.

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Campuses

Canterbury

Lincoln University is located in the Selwyn District, a scenic area in the Canterbury region of New Zealand's South Island. Picturesque natural landscapes, including the Southern Alps mountain range, forests, and lakes provide tempting outdoor activity terrain for active students. Activities like hiking, skiing, cycling, and water sports are all popular activities in the area. The nearby city of Christchurch, just a 20-minute drive from Lincoln, offers students access to urban amenities such as shopping centers, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

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    371

FAQs

Tuition fees for international students at Lincoln University vary depending on the program of study. International students can expect to pay higher tuition fees than domestic students, but there are also scholarships and financial aid available to help offset these costs.

The student-to-faculty ratio at Lincoln University is approximately 18:1.

International students are required to have adequate health insurance while studying in New Zealand. Lincoln University offers a Student Health Centre on campus, which provides medical and counseling services to students. Students should also research their insurance options and register with a local doctor or medical provider.

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