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Lincoln University Canterbury is
+64 3 325 2811 .
Lincoln University - Canterbury is New Zealand’s third oldest university. Founded in 1878 as a School of Agriculture, the organisation was linked to Canterbury College, welcoming its first intake of students in 1880. In 1896, with agriculture now well established as the mainstay of New Zealand’s exports, the School of Agriculture separated from Canterbury College and became Canterbury Agricultural College, with its own governing body and the ability to award degrees through the University of New Zealand. In 1961, the university was officially renamed Lincoln College, becoming a constituent college of the University of Canterbury. In 1990 Lincoln University - Canterbury formally separated from the University of Canterbury and became the self-governing national university that it is today.
Lincoln University - Canterbury is New Zealand’s specialist land-based university. As a publicly owned and operated university that exists and operates under New Zealand statute, we are 100% committed to transforming land, people and economies. Arguably no other New Zealand university has had such a direct link with the New Zealand economy, and with the people responsible for fuelling the economy for much of that time, than us.
In the same way as New Zealand economic base has broadened, our range of courses has also diversified to encompass land-based disciplines across the whole value chain.
Today, Lincoln University - Canterbury's specialist programmes attract students with a strong interest in science, the social sciences and/or commerce from throughout New Zealand and over 60 countries. Those courses include certificates, diplomas, bachelors and postgraduate qualifications in agriculture and agribusiness, commerce, environmental management and planning, landscape architecture, sport and recreation management, science, software and information technology, tourism and viticulture and enology.
Lincoln University - Canterbury campus is set in the heart of the country, is the perfect environment for undisturbed study and getting here is simple. Christchurch city is just 20 minutes by car from the campus and offers a wide range of entertainment, including clubs, music, movies, theatre, the arts, and sporting events. Lincoln can provide everything you need, including accommodation in our halls of residence.
Located in the Great Central Warehouse ("GCW") building, a renovated former industrial railway goods warehouse, the Lincoln University - Canterbury Library was opened in December 2004 on the Brayford campus. There are smaller libraries at the Lincoln University - Canterbury's three branch campuses, Holbeach, Kingston-upon-Hull and Riseholme. In total, the university's four libraries house more than a third of a million items.The building has won several awards for its conversion from a derelict former railway grain-storage warehouse. The GCW was constructed in 1907 by the Great Central Railway. It spent the second half of the twentieth century as a builder's warehouse before falling in to disrepair in 1998. It was converted into a library (designed by the University's in-house team of architects) and was formally opened in 2004 by the chief executive of the UK's Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education. In 2005, the conversion won gold and silver for conservation and regeneration at the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Regional Awards in Leicester. It has also gained awards from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).
There are several accommodation options available to students. You may choose to live at home, share an apartment/flat or live on-campus in the Halls of Residence. Alternatively you may wish to live off-campus in a privately rented house or apartment/flat, or in a home stay situation whereby you are looked after by a local family. As a graduate of Lincoln you already belong to the Lincoln University Alumni Association. Lincoln University - Canterbury alumni community numbers over 25,000. Visit the Lincoln University - Canterbury's Alumni Association to find out more about local events and branches in your area, bursaries, memorabilia and the photo gallery.
Lincoln University - Canterbury Sports Centre is primarily used to accommodate the needs of both students and staff of the University of Lincoln, providing them with opportunities to participate in fitness classes and many sports based activities. Facilities include in Lincoln University - Canterbury Double sports hall, 4 squash courts, Synthetic pitches, Fitness suite, Dance studio, 8 Badminton / short tennis courts, 2 Basketball courts, 2 Volleyball courts, 2 Netball courts, 2 five-a-side football pitches and a seven-a-side football pitch.
Lincoln University - Canterbury operates a number of catering outlets. The main outlet is situated in the Main Admin Building on the Brayford campus. There are additional outlets in Hull, Greestone, Chad Varah, Thomas Parker House, Riseholme, LPAC, Engine Shed, Architecture Building and also in the newly opened Enterprise@Lincoln building. Once open there will also be facilities in the new Business & Law building.
Lincoln University Canterbury Address
The address of Lincoln University Canterbury is PO Box 84 Lincoln 7647 Canterbury, New Zealand.
Lincoln University Canterbury Email Address
The email address of Lincoln University Canterbury is
info@lincoln.ac.nz.
Lincoln University Canterbury Website
The Website of Lincoln University Canterbury is
www.lincoln.ac.nz.
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