Community & respect
One Community
At the University of Lincoln, we are One Community, with staff and students working together to create an environment where people flourish based on their abilities and diverse and rich experiences. We all must strive to be respectful and tolerant of each other.
Why not be…
A video series made to educate everyone on how we can be more open-minded and aware of the feelings of others, and how we can challenge unacceptable behaviours.
If you feel like you would benefit from a chat with one of our Advisors at the Student Wellbeing Centre, please get in touch
Telephone drop-in appointments are available Monday to Friday 12-2pm or Thursday 5-7pm (term time)
Please call 01522 885400 or email studentwellbeing@lincoln.ac.uk
Consent & sexual misconduct
The University has a dedicated Sexual Violence Liaison Officer, if you experience anything that makes you feel uncomfortable and you would like to tell someone about it, please contact us so that we can support you.
You can also report incidents to us online either anonymously or with contact details for support via our online reporting link.
Being LGBTQ+ at uni
We want students to feel safe and supported and have a dedicated wellbeing advisor in the Student Wellbeing Centre who you can talk to. We also have a counselling service that all students can access if they want to explore and understand things more.
Telephone drop-in appointments are available Monday to Friday 12-2pm or Thursday 5-7pm (term time)
Please call 01522 885400 or email studentwellbeing@lincoln.ac.uk
Being an ally
Being a BAME student in Lincoln
If you ever feel like you would benefit from a chat with one of our Advisors at the Student Wellbeing Centre, please get in touch.
Telephone drop-in appointments are available Monday to Friday 12-2pm or Thursday 5-7pm (term time)
Please call 01522 885400 or email studentwellbeing@lincoln.ac.uk
No place for hate
University general regulations
The University General Regulations are for all students currently enrolled on University of Lincoln programmes. They contain information on such matters as Academic Offences, Academic Review and Appeals, Fitness to Practice, Complaints, Student Discipline, Academic Fees, and the use of the Library.
It is important that you are aware of the regulations and how the University can support you as a student through them.
Student Conduct and Disciplinary Regulations
As a student enrolled at the University of Lincoln you are responsible for how you behave and interact with the rest of the University community and all communities you engage with, whether this is the City of Lincoln, online communities (including social media platforms) or your community at home. Our Student Conduct and Disciplinary Regulations are in place to protect students from any form of misconduct, including providing the university with the opportunity to implement sanctions where appropriate.
