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Overview
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Lincoln University, established 1878 in New Zealand, is a prominent institution focused on land-based and environmental studies. Highly regarded internationally for research and industry connections, it empowers future leaders through innovation. Lincoln contributes significantly to New Zealand’s agricultural and environmental sectors.
Programs
Lincoln University, originally focused on agriculture, has expanded offerings to include diverse programs in business, science, landscape architecture, and tourism. While maintaining a strong focus on land-based and environmental studies, specific program names were not detailed in the provided information.
Application Process
Consult with your student counselor at Aspirations Education to choose the most suitable study program for you. Once you’ve submitted the required application documents, your counselor will lodge your application through the agency portal.
Scholarships
Lincoln University offers international scholarships: the Undergraduate Scholarship (NZD 5,000 for new undergrads), Merit-Based Scholarships (varying value based on academic achievement), and International PhD Scholarships (full tuition and living stipend for outstanding PhD candidates).
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Empowering Leaders, Shaping Futures
Lincoln University, New Zealand’s oldest agricultural university, was established in 1878 near Christchurch. It is internationally recognized for excellence in land-based and environmental studies. The university fosters innovation and leadership, equipping students to tackle global challenges in agriculture, sustainability, and natural resource management.
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Programs
Explore our diverse program offerings
Discover programs in business, science, landscape architecture, and tourism designed to prepare international students for global careers and industry demands.
Explore Our Career-Focused Program Options
Lincoln University offers specialized programs combining practical skills with research-led knowledge. Students develop expertise in agriculture, environmental science, business, and sustainability to prepare for rewarding careers worldwide.
University of Canterbury Undergraduate Program Options
Lincoln provides diverse undergraduate degrees focused on agriculture, business, and environmental sciences, blending theory with hands-on learning.
University of Canterbury Postgraduate Study Opportunities
Advance your expertise through research-driven postgraduate programs emphasizing sustainability, innovation, and industry leadership.
Application Process
Steps to Successfully Apply to New Zealand Universities
Follow these steps to successfully apply to New Zealand universities: research options, gather documents, complete applications, and submit all required materials.
Pre-Arrival Information
Essential Pre-Arrival Information and Guidelines
Prepare for your studies at the University of Lincoln by reviewing essential pre-arrival information, including orientation schedules, airport transfer options, safety protocols, and cultural adjustment support. Full details are available on the official Lincoln website.
Pre-Arrival
Receive crucial updates before travel—enrolment confirmation, orientation invitations, visa checks, and student account setup—to ensure a smooth and confident start at Lincoln.
Airport Transfer
Arrange airport pickup through Lincoln’s recommended shuttle services or trusted local transport providers to guarantee safe and seamless travel to your campus or accommodation.
Safety Information
Familiarize yourself with Lincoln’s emergency contacts, campus security services, and local safety guidelines to help maintain your well-being and peace of mind.
Cultural Adjustment
Access orientation events, peer mentoring, and cultural support services at Lincoln to assist you in smoothly adapting to UK campus life and study culture.
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FAQs
Find answers to common questions about studying in New Zealand and our application process here
What are the entry requirements for international students in New Zealand?
To apply for a program, you need to meet the academic qualifications, provide proof of English language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL), and submit supporting documents like transcripts, a CV, and a personal statement (if required). Some programs may have specific requirements.
How much does it cost to study in New Zealand?
Tuition fees range from NZD 30,000 to 50,000 per year for undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Living costs typically range from NZD 15,000 to 20,000 per year, depending on your lifestyle and accommodation choices.
Can I work while studying in New Zealand?
Yes, international students with a valid student visa can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays. Postgraduate research students may have additional work rights.
Do I need a visa to study in New Zealand?
Yes, international students must apply for a student visa once they receive an Offer of Place from a New Zealand institution. You’ll need to provide proof of sufficient funds, health insurance, and a return ticket.
What scholarships are available for international students?
New Zealand offers various scholarships, including New Zealand Government Scholarships, university-specific scholarships, and private scholarships to help cover tuition fees and living expenses.
How do I apply for a student visa?
Once you receive an Offer of Place from a university, you can apply for a student visa through Immigration New Zealand by submitting your documents and proof of funds, health, and character requirements.
What is the living cost like in New Zealand?
Living costs vary by location. On average, expect to spend NZD 1,200 to NZD 1,500 per month on accommodation, food, transportation, and other expenses. Major cities like Auckland and Wellington tend to have higher living costs.
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