Lincoln University, Lincoln

About Lincoln University, Lincoln

Lincoln University is one of the eight Government Universities in Canterbury, recognized for its academic excellence and strong reputation to study in New Zealand. Established in 1878 as Lincoln College, it became an independent institution in 1990 and holds the distinction of being the oldest Agricultural Teaching Institution in the Southern Hemisphere. Despite being one of the smallest institutions, Lincoln University is among the top Universities in New Zealand & globally, offering a specialized and research-driven education. The University is home to 17 research centres aligned with the University's vision of sustainability and global progress. Dedicated to addressing global challenges, including climate change, Lincoln University New Zealand fosters a personalized learning environment. With a diverse community of nearly 4,500 students from over 80 countries, the University ensures a safe, inclusive, and equitable space for learning and research. The University Campus Development Program is creating a spatially optimized campus, designed to prioritize people, academic excellence, and research innovation, fostering a sustainable and thriving environment for students. Lincoln University offers distinctive programs designed to meet industry needs, ensuring practical learning, real-world application, and strong career relevance. The University also ensures that students receive value for their investment by providing high- quality education, excellent facilities, and a supportive learning environment. The best part is that graduates from Lincoln University have a 6% higher employment rate as compared to other Institutions in the country and 84% get into paid placements.

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