Lincoln University
Courses
Postgraduate Certificate in Commerce
NZ$14,933
Graduate Diploma in Commerce
NZ$29,700
Graduate Certificate in Commerce
NZ$29,700
Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce
NZ$29,700
Master of Business (Finance)
NZ$44,800
Master of Business (Global Mgmt and Marketing)
NZ$43,900
Bachelor of Commerce (Global Business)
NZ$29,700
Bachelor of Commerce with Honours
NZ$29,700
Diploma in Commerce
NZ$29,700
Bachelor of Commerce (Individual Major)
NZ$29,700
Master of Landscape Architecture
NZ$32,900
Master of Professional Accounting (CPA)
NZ$44,800
Master of Commerce and Management
NZ$29,700
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance)
NZ$29,700
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
NZ$33,600
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Grad Entry)
NZ$32,900
Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing)
NZ$29,700
Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Science
NZ$32,133
Master of Commerce (Agricultural)
NZ$35,500
Bachelor of Commerce (Supply Chain Management)
NZ$29,700
Master of Sport and Recreation Management
NZ$44,800
Bachelor of Commerce (Agriculture and Professional Accounting)
NZ$29,700
Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science)
NZ$33,000
Bachelor of Agribusiness and Food Marketing
NZ$29,700
Bachelor of Environment and Society
NZ$29,700
Bachelor of Environment and Society with Honours
NZ$29,700
Graduate Diploma in Recreation Management
NZ$29,700
Graduate Certificate in Recreation Management
NZ$14,850
Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management
NZ$29,700
Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management with Honours
NZ$29,700
Postgraduate Certificate in Commerce
NZ$14,933
Graduate Diploma in Commerce
NZ$29,700
Graduate Certificate in Commerce
NZ$29,700
Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce
NZ$29,700
Highlights
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.
Students have a variety of accommodation options at Lincoln University. The halls of residence are self-catered and offer either single rooms or shared apartments, communal living spaces, including kitchens, lounges, and laundry facilities. There are 5 residence halls in total: Bishop Julius Hall, Drysdale Village, University Hall, Te Waiora and Sonoda Christchurch Campus.
Some students choose to live with friends in flats or houses off-campus and the accommodation office can provide helpful advice on where to find these private listings. Lots of international students choose to live in homestay arrangements with local families to get a feel for everyday life in nearby neighbourhoods while practicing their English skills.
The university has a range of sports and recreational facilities, including a gym, swimming pool, sports fields, and tennis courts. The Lincoln University Sports Centre is a state-of-the-art facility that includes a gym, group fitness classes, and a pool.
The main library is open seven days a week during the academic year, with extended hours during exam periods. Lincoln University has several research laboratories equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and technology to support scientific research.
Events such as the Winter Fest, Spring Fest, and Summer Fest are hosted throughout the year to provide easy on-campus entertainment to students within a close community. The student run clubs are sizable in number, with over 100 organisations representing a range of interests to attract different types of students.
In addition to sustainability initiatives, volunteer programmes such as the Lincoln Envirotown Trust and the Lincoln Community Garden are set up by the University for students to join.
Campuses
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.
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.
Employability Rate
96%
Upcoming Intake
Feb 2025
Tution Fee
Starts from 32,133 NZD
English Requirement
IELTS, TOEFL
Ranking
by QS
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