Lincoln College
About the college
Located in the heart of the city, Lincoln is one of Oxford’s smaller colleges with just over 300 undergraduates.
We guarantee accommodation for each year of your course. All first-year rooms have ensuite facilities, as do a significant proportion of our other rooms. Our library is one of the most beautiful in Oxford.
We know that finance can be a barrier to university and we provide a number of generous bursaries, as well as grants and scholarships, to support those who require help. Our food is regarded as excellent and our dining hall serves three meals every day during term time. Our popular college bar also serves lighter meals.
We provide free membership to the University gym and have a sports field and boathouse. We have college teams in most sports and a number of student societies. Drama and music are particularly popular and each year the Turl Street Arts Festival provides a special focus for student-led arts events.
Read more on the college website.
Lincoln is...
'…the most caring community in Oxford; both academically and pastorally, the College has supported me in whatever capacity I’ve needed.'
Hannah
'…in an amazing central location. And we have the most incredible library.'
Lillian
'…inclusive of all; it celebrates diversity and creates a strong sense of community.'
Nupur
'…right at the centre of all the action in Oxford.'
Kenneth
College facilities
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College accommodation
Accommodation | College availability |
---|---|
All first years on site | Yes |
Usually offered for all years | Yes |
Usually offered for three years | Not applicable |
Usually offered for first year and one other year | Not applicable |
Some vacation storage for international students | Yes |
Catering
Catering type | College availability |
---|---|
Dining hall | Yes |
Bar | Yes |
Café | Yes |
Facilities
Facility type | College availability |
---|---|
Gym on site | No |
Boathouse | Yes |
Library open 24/7 | No |
Computer rooms/stations | Yes |
Wi-Fi throughout college | Yes |
Music room | Yes |
Theatre/performance space | Yes |
Chapel | Yes |
Multi-faith prayer room | Yes |
Clubs and societies
Club / society | College availability |
---|---|
Music society | Yes |
Orchestra(s) | Yes |
Choir(s) | Yes |
Dramatic society | Yes |
College student magazine/paper | Yes |
Some subject societies | Yes |
Other societies | Yes |
Courses Available
- Biochemistry (Molecular and Cellular)
- Biomedical Sciences
- Chemistry
- Classical Archaeology and Ancient History
- Engineering Science
- English Language and Literature
- History
- History (Ancient and Modern)
- History and Modern Languages
- History and Politics
- History of Art
- Law (Jurisprudence)
- Law with Law Studies in Europe
- Mathematics / Mathematics and Statistics
- Medicine
- Modern Languages
- Music
- Philosophy and Modern Languages
- Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE)
- Physics
College outreach
Link areas
Link Regions
Lincolnshire
Northamptonshire
In addition to their existing link areas, Lincoln also offers bespoke and local outreach in the North East of England.
Outreach programmes
At Lincoln College we are committed to reaching students from all backgrounds, and demonstrate that Lincoln is a diverse, inclusive, and accessible community. We are keen to support young people make informed choices about Oxford and higher education.
As part of the University’s Regionalisation Scheme, each Oxford College focuses their outreach work on particular local authorities across the UK. Lincoln College primarily works with schools and colleges in Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire. We work in partnership with Magdalen College and St Edmund Hall as part of Oxford for East Midlands. We also work as a project partner of Oxford for North East as part of a restructuring of outreach at the University of Oxford.
Our general outreach includes Oxford Taster Days, which is the opportunity for schools to bring groups of students to visit Oxford with a selection of IAG, tours, lunch, and workshops. This is generally for Years 9-12 but can be adapted to other year groups. We also offer sessions in schools covering HE generally, A-level choices, Oxbridge IAG, and Interview Workshops. We are also proud to partner with Brilliant Club and Target Oxbridge across the year.
We also manage more systematic programmes, outlined below.
Pathfinders
Pathfinders is a three-year, continuous contact programme for bright and enthusiastic pupils eligible for free school meals in the past six years. Pathfinders works with pupils from our link regions in the East Midlands, particularly Northamptonshire and Lincolnshire.
NextGen
This is a sustained contact programme that we run in collaboration with St Edmund Hall and Magdalen, the other members of the Oxford for East Midlands outreach consortium. The programme offers information, advice, and guidance, for a group of schools from the East Midlands, including Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire, our direct link authorities.
This programme runs from Year 10 students and grow across the years as we take students right through to applying in Year 13.
Lincoln Study Days
We run several of these, each subject themed. Participants receive a programme based off a carousel of sessions including study skills, academic lectures, IAG, tutorials, and refined based on feedback from last year.
Teacher Conference
We run an event for state school teachers every year and this was the first year we held it in December. This allows teachers to find out about, and experience some of Oxford, as well as a chance to network. This way they can support their students to make competitive applications.
For a full overview of Lincoln’s access and outreach activities please visit our website.
Contact
Access and Outreach at Lincoln
Access Officer: Andrew Miller
+44 (0) 1865 279973
[email protected]
www.lincoln.ox.ac.uk
Postal address:
Lincoln College
Turl Street, Oxford OX1 3DR