Lincoln University is a public, land-based university in Lincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand. Its portfolio spans agriculture, commerce, landscape architecture, tourism, environment, horticulture, viticulture and postgraduate research, with teaching linked to practical land-based settings.
Location
Lincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand
Programme focus
B.Com
Fee status
Fee plan on request
Next intake
February, July
Fee plan on request
3 years
English
February, July
Lincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand
Public
Lincoln University is a public, land-based university in Lincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand. Its portfolio spans agriculture, commerce, landscape architecture, tourism, environment, horticulture, viticulture and postgraduate research, with teaching linked to practical land-based settings.
Lincoln's campus is in the small Canterbury township of Lincoln, about 22 km from Christchurch. The university describes its setting as a friendly village atmosphere, with lectures, cafés, shops, gyms, sports and accommodation close together. The campus also includes university farms, a vineyard and winery, and research and teaching facilities connected to land-based study.
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Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at Lincoln University in Lincoln, Canterbury, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
Lincoln's campus is in the small Canterbury township of Lincoln, about 22 km from Christchurch. The university describes its setting as a friendly village atmosphere, with lectures, cafés, shops, gyms, sports and accommodation close together. The campus also includes university farms, a vineyard and winery, and research and teaching facilities connected to land-based study.
Lincoln offers seven fully catered halls and self-catered flats on campus. Published 2026 hall prices range from NZD 17,490 to NZD 22,220 per year; self-catered flats are listed at NZD 245–320 per week. A NZD 600 bond, NZD 360 Res Life charge and NZD 300 processing fee are also listed for 2026. International students can also explore homestays, which include a private room, study facilities, internet and three meals a day. Accommodation applications require a study application and accepted offer.
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Lincoln University is a public, land-based university in Lincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand. Its portfolio spans agriculture, commerce, landscape architecture, tourism, environment, horticulture, viticulture and postgraduate research, with teaching linked to practical land-based settings.
Location
Lincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand
Programme focus
B.Com
Fee status
Fee plan on request
Next intake
February, July
Fee plan on request
3 years
English
February, July
Lincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand
Public
Lincoln University is a public, land-based university in Lincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand. Its portfolio spans agriculture, commerce, landscape architecture, tourism, environment, horticulture, viticulture and postgraduate research, with teaching linked to practical land-based settings.
Lincoln's campus is in the small Canterbury township of Lincoln, about 22 km from Christchurch. The university describes its setting as a friendly village atmosphere, with lectures, cafés, shops, gyms, sports and accommodation close together. The campus also includes university farms, a vineyard and winery, and research and teaching facilities connected to land-based study.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at Lincoln University in Lincoln, Canterbury, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
Lincoln's campus is in the small Canterbury township of Lincoln, about 22 km from Christchurch. The university describes its setting as a friendly village atmosphere, with lectures, cafés, shops, gyms, sports and accommodation close together. The campus also includes university farms, a vineyard and winery, and research and teaching facilities connected to land-based study.
Lincoln offers seven fully catered halls and self-catered flats on campus. Published 2026 hall prices range from NZD 17,490 to NZD 22,220 per year; self-catered flats are listed at NZD 245–320 per week. A NZD 600 bond, NZD 360 Res Life charge and NZD 300 processing fee are also listed for 2026. International students can also explore homestays, which include a private room, study facilities, internet and three meals a day. Accommodation applications require a study application and accepted offer.
Admissions support
Get focused help with your application, documents and visa process. We will turn the information on this page into a practical next-step plan.
Catered halls provide meals, while self-catered flats support independent food planning. Lincoln's homestay information says host families provide breakfast, a packed lunch and a hot evening meal. Students should confirm current menus, dietary accommodation and grocery access directly with Accommodation Services or the International Office before accepting a room, especially where allergies, religious diets or medical requirements are involved.
On-campus residents have Residential Assistants, organised events, security and support, and Lincoln says pastoral care and the Student Health Centre are close to accommodation. Accommodation Services states that support is available 24/7. Students should use Lincoln's current emergency, health and international-student guidance after arrival and keep local emergency contacts accessible. Lincoln provides International Student Advisors, academic preparation and pathways, English for Academic Purposes modules, Student Health and accommodation support. Applicants should use MyLinc and the relevant faculty or programme adviser for current enrolment steps.
Catered halls provide meals, while self-catered flats support independent food planning. Lincoln's homestay information says host families provide breakfast, a packed lunch and a hot evening meal. Students should confirm current menus, dietary accommodation and grocery access directly with Accommodation Services or the International Office before accepting a room, especially where allergies, religious diets or medical requirements are involved.
On-campus residents have Residential Assistants, organised events, security and support, and Lincoln says pastoral care and the Student Health Centre are close to accommodation. Accommodation Services states that support is available 24/7. Students should use Lincoln's current emergency, health and international-student guidance after arrival and keep local emergency contacts accessible. Lincoln provides International Student Advisors, academic preparation and pathways, English for Academic Purposes modules, Student Health and accommodation support. Applicants should use MyLinc and the relevant faculty or programme adviser for current enrolment steps.
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