Lincoln University
Tuition/Year
NZD 22,000 - 32,000
Acceptance
75%
QS Ranking
#362
Students
N/A
About Lincoln University
Lincoln University in Lincoln, New Zealand (QS Rank: 362) is a specialist institution known for future-focused education in Agriculture, Sciences, Business/MBA, and Environment—ideal for students aiming to build careers in food systems, sustainability, and agribusiness. With strong industry links and a campus close to Christchurch, it offers Indian students practical learning, research-led teaching, and a supportive international community in a country renowned for high-quality education and safe living.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
NZD 22,000 - 32,000
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.0+
TOEFL
79+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about Lincoln University
10 Reviews
Swagata
The Tourism department offers a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience through collaborations with various tourism operators. However, more internships related to tourism would be beneficial.
Pros
Hands-on experience, unique partnerships
Cons
Need more internships
Arpita
The Environment courses are perfectly tailored for aspiring environmentalists, and the faculty encourages innovative thinking. The campus is eco-friendly, aligning with the course focus.
Pros
Innovative faculty, ecologically conscious campus
Cons
Outdoor activities are limited
Moumita
The friendly atmosphere in the Agriculture department really sets Lincoln apart, along with the approachable faculty members. However, the course material could be updated more frequently.
Pros
Supportive environment, accessible faculty
Cons
Outdated course materials
Subrata
The campus of Lincoln University is beautifully maintained with extensive greenery. The faculty in the Agriculture department is highly knowledgeable, providing great insights into real-world applications.
Pros
Strong faculty support, beautiful campus
Cons
Limited social activities
Partha
The MBA program is rigorous and provides valuable insights into both local and global business practices. The campus is vibrant but can be crowded during events.
Pros
Global perspective on business, vibrant campus
Cons
Crowded events
