Lincoln University has a population of around 3,500 students from more than 65 different countries studying a range of disciplines. Small classes and high teacher/student ratios mean that teachers know their students individually. The University continues to achieve international recognition for its teaching and research activities and is world renowned in areas such as agriculture and agricultural science, bio protection technologies, horticulture, viticulture and oenology, environmental management, and landscape architecture.
Lincoln University offers a range of qualifications from English Language and Foundation Studies (university entrance qualification), to Certificate/Diploma, undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate level degrees. There is an extensive range of subject areas available from Tourism Management, Environmental Management and Planning, Commerce, Software and Information Technology, Social Science, Recreation Management, Agricultural Science, Landscape Architecture, Viticulture and Oenology, and applied Commerce degrees in Agriculture, Food industry, Transport and Logistics, and Valuation and Property Management.
Lincoln University is situated on a superb 50-hectare campus surrounded by the green farmlands of the Canterbury plains. Lincoln University is also less than 30 minutes drive from the centre of Christchurch and has its own Halls of Residence situated on campus.