University of Lincoln Rises to New Heights in Latest League Table

The University of Lincoln, UK, has risen to new heights in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2019.

In the latest edition of the guide Lincoln has been ranked 42nd position in the overall rankings out of 132 higher education institutions listed. The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2019 is intended for students and parents making choices about undergraduate courses for entry in the 2019/20 academic year.

This latest success follows the University of Lincoln’s top ten ranking in the latest National Student Survey for overall student satisfaction, a 22nd position in the Guardian University Guide 2019, and a rise to 43rd position in the Complete University Guide 2019.

The University is rated Gold – the highest standard possible – in the national Teaching Excellence Framework, an independent assessment of teaching quality in higher education. More than £300 million has been invested in the University’s campus and facilities over the past two decades, helping to create an exceptional student experience.

Professor Mary Stuart, Vice Chancellor at the University of Lincoln, said: “We have long been proud of the excellent student experience Lincoln offers. This latest rise in a prestigious league table confirms that Lincoln is delivering quality in its teaching, learning and research.

“We put our students at the heart of all our activities and we know that they value the opportunities available here, from participating in real academic research to volunteering on local community projects. Our successes are driven by hard work and a recognition of our responsibility as a University to continually strive for excellence in our academic activities. I know that our students and staff will all feel as proud as I do on this latest achievement.”

The new edition of The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2019 will be published on 23rd September 2018 in The Sunday Times. It contains full profiles of all universities. The league table is made up of nine indicators including student satisfaction with teaching quality and their wider student experience, research quality, graduate prospects, entrance qualifications held by new students, degree results achieved, student/staff ratios, service and facilities spend, and degree completion rates.

To see the University of Lincoln campus and talk to academics, book on to the next Open Day on Saturday 29th September.