Lincoln College

*Total across all year groups (see source data)

1427

The college library, housed in a splendidly-converted 18th-century church, has a comprehensive law collection and an important collection of rare books in the Senior Library.

Wi-Fi access is available across the college. Wired network points are available in all student bedrooms.

There are also two dedicated graduate computing rooms.

The college has an excellent choir and the competitive choral scholarships are open to graduate as well as undergraduate students. There are lively drama and music groups, supported by a performance room with grand piano, and an annual arts Festival, co-organised with Jesus and Exeter Colleges. Music practice rooms are available.

The college has a sports pavilion, playing fields, cricket pitch, squash and tennis courts, and student-run teams are available in many sports. Rowing is especially popular and the college boathouse on the Thames has dedicated ergo gym facilities for rowers. All students of the college are currently offered free membership of the University gym and swimming pool.

The college has four study-bedrooms adapted for disabled students; special dietary needs can usually be accommodated in the college's dining hall. The hall, bar and Middle Common Room (MCR) are wheelchair-accessible. Please contact the college about any accessibility requirements.

Lincoln’s Welfare Co-ordinator, Lisa Stokes-King, is always happy to talk to graduate students about any issue, and the college also has an onsite counsellor one day a week, and a nurse.

Lincoln was the first college in Oxford to provide a Middle Common Room (MCR), which is located in the heart of the college, in the Berrow Foundation Building. It has daily newspapers, TV, games console and refreshments. It is a popular meeting place, especially after meals. Partners of graduate students are very welcome to become associate members of the MCR.

Graduates elect their own officers to run the MCR and represent the graduate interest on college committees. The MCR Social Team organises a very full programme of events and activities each term, with the result that Lincoln is widely reputed as having a particularly lively MCR.

Lincoln can usually offer single-person accommodation to the majority of its first-year graduate students and is able to house some continuing students. The college does not have accommodation suitable for couples or families.

Lincoln College has a number of rooms for MCR members, arranged in three complexes of dedicated graduate accommodation in the city centre.

Many rooms have en-suite bathrooms and self-catering facilities are available in all graduate accommodation. Some of this accommodation is available for a letting period covering the three terms of the academic year (37 weeks) with the option to extend into the summer vacation.

High-quality lunches and dinners are available in the college's dining hall throughout the year, and light meals are available in the atmospheric cellar bar ('Deep Hall') during term time. A termly kitchen charge is payable which can be used as credit against meals in the college's dining hall and bar. Halal and kosher meal options are available. 

Further information on accommodation at Lincoln College is available on the college website.

Website: www.lincoln.ox.ac.uk

Email: [email protected]

Tel: +44 (0) 1865 279836

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