Kia Orana, Talofa Lava, Kia Ora, Malo e lelei, Nisa Bula Vinaka, Fakaalofa Lahi Atu, Taloha ni, Fakatalofa atu, Halo oloketa.

Kia orana and welcome to Lincoln University.

Lincoln University has a longstanding association with the Pacific region and its communities and aims to contribute to the educational and economic aspirations of Pacific people both within New Zealand and in the wider Pacific region.

If you’ve made the decision to study with us or are thinking about it, successful completion of your programme (whether it’s a certificate, diploma or degree) will provide you with the foundation for a future career and an opportunity to contribute to pacific development.

Get involved in the various cultural, sporting and social activities that are available on campus and take full advantage of the support services that are available to you.

Please feel free to contact me if you want more information on what's on offer at Lincoln University.

Ia Manuia
Christina Tausa
Pacific Support Coordinator.

Helpful services on campus:

• Student Health and Support Services offer help with all your health and support needs. Our International Advisor offers practical support for any complex issue causing concern, from insurance claims to visa issues or other personal situations.
• Library, Teaching and Learning offers workshops, individual or small group appointments, drop-in sessions, bridging tutoring, intensive courses and resources for independent study for all students. They also provide a range of services to students to assist in their studies, including numerous quiet study areas, computer labs and spaces designed for laptop use. Wireless network access is available throughout the building. 

1. Bachelor of Commerce including Valuation & Property Management (VPM)
2. Bachelor of Science
3. Bachelor of Sport & Recreation Management
4. Bachelor of Tourism Management
5. Bachelor of Social Science 

Bridging programmes

If you do not meet the entry requirements, don’t worry. Lincoln University offers two bridging programmes to help prepare for university study.

Certificate in University Preparation (CUP) – one semester
CUP is a pathway for New Zealand secondary schools students who narrowly failed to meet the academic requirements for undergraduate study, or students over 18 who left school before completing their secondary studies.

Adults who want to study at university level and international students from New Zealand secondary schools who narrowly failed to gain University Entrance are also able
to take the CUP course.

CUP students qualify for a Student Loan, which makes this an accessible entry back into full-time study.

You can start the CUP in February, July or November as part of Lincoln’s Summer School offering.

Certificate of Foundation Studies (CFS) – two semesters
CFS is a university entrance qualification designed and developed by Lincoln University to act as a ‘bridging’ programme between school and university to prepare New Zealand and international students for university studies.

The course is a pathway for school leavers and mature students and is designed to ensure students succeed in their university degree and encourage the development
of personal study and communication skills, as well as academic capabilities.

There are three intakes each year: February (Feb-Oct); July (July-Feb); November (Nov-June).

Please contact the student recruitment team on 0800 10 60 10 (New Zealand only) or +64 3 325 2811 or recuritment@lincoln.ac.nz for entry requirements and further information.