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University of Lincoln
Address: Brayford Way, Brayford Pool, Lincoln LN6 7TS, UK
Phone: 01522 882000
State: Lincolnshire
City: Lincoln
Zip Code: LN6 7TS

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As an international student, my experience at the University of Lincoln has been profoundly disappointing and distressing. Despite the university’s public assertions of promoting diversity and inclusion, the reality I encountered was starkly different. There exists a clear division between local and international students, not only socially but structurally within the academic environment. British students often benefit from experienced, highly capable lecturers, while international students are frequently assigned teachers from similar countries Pakistan, Nigeria, India, many of whom seemed unprepared and lacked the competence expected at a UK university. This disparity in teaching quality significantly undermines the learning experience for international students.nnAs the former Chairman of the Pukhtoon Student Federation in Pakistan, I proactively proposed the formation of a cultural society at the university to promote inclusion and representation. After submitting a formal proposal and following up with multiple emails, I received no meaningful response from the administration. Initially, they assured me that such a society would be supported, but in practice, my efforts were entirely disregarded. This demonstrated not just a lack of organizational efficiency but a deeper disregard for genuine student engagement from international communities.nnMoreover, my academic progression was severely affected by what I believe to be an excessively harsh penalty over a plagiarism case in a single 15-credit module. Rather than allowing me the opportunity to address the issue, the university failed my entire course and downgraded my qualification to a diploma. Despite attempting to appeal and explain my situation, I felt my concerns were dismissed without proper consideration, leaving me feeling powerless in a system that seemed biased and unsupportive.nnThe cumulative effect of these experiences led me to a state of severe emotional distress. Because my father sell home that I study here but all they want just money. On three separate occasions, I contemplated ending my life. Each time, it was the teachings of my faith, which prohibit such actions, that prevented me from following through. While I am grateful for the strength my beliefs provided, it is deeply troubling that my university experience brought me to such a point of despair.nnFurthermore, the support structures that are purportedly in place for international students were, in my experience, ineffective. Despite the existence of the Students’ Union and various support services, I found that they did not provide the assistance that international students genuinely need. My attempts to seek help were met with indifference, and the resources available seemed more focused on domestic students, leaving international students marginalized and without adequate support.nnIn conclusion, while the University of Lincoln promotes the image of a diverse and welcoming institution, my lived experience tells a very different story. International students should be aware of the systemic inequalities, lack of genuine support, and potential emotional toll before deciding to study here. Education should be fair, inclusive, and empowering—sadly, this was not my experience at Lincoln.
Studied MSc Digital Marketing two years ago and loved everything about the University! I miss going to be honest..
I had a very disappointing experience with the University of Lincoln while applying for the MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme. The website advertised that the course could be studied part-time starting in January, which influenced my decision to apply. I was accepted onto the course, secured student funding through Student Finance England SFE, and even had payments scheduled for January—only to later discover that the course was not being delivered for part-time students.nnThis information only came to light after I sent numerous emails chasing up the teaching schedule. Had I not been proactive, I would have remained unaware of the issue, potentially causing even greater disruption closer to the start date. This lack of proactive communication was incredibly frustrating and highlighted a serious gap in the university’s processes.nnIt is particularly disappointing that this breakdown occurred in a programme focused on logistics and supply chain management—fields where clear communication and meticulous planning are essential. While I received an apology from the university and assurances that they are addressing the issue, the experience has left a terrible first impression.nnAs a member of professional bodies like CIPS and CILT, who accredit this course, I have shared my experience with them to ensure they are aware of the challenges faced by prospective students. I will not be reapplying for this course, as the inconvenience and wasted time have left me questioning the university's reliability.nnI hope the University of Lincoln takes steps to ensure that no other student has to face such avoidable and unnecessary issues in the future.
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The dont even deserve a single star. Worst university ever. I don’t recommend anyone to choose this university. They can spoil your future. They just care about their fees and don’t bother listening to students…BE CAREFUL
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