Lincoln University is one of New Zealand's seven state universities. Founded as a 'School of Agriculture' in 1878, Lincoln University is today a broad based teaching and research institution offering a wide range of internationally recognized degrees and diplomas at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. The academic year is divided into two semesters commencing mid February until late June and mid July until mid November. Practical experience is built into most course structures to produce a more adaptable and versatile graduate. The student population, approximately 4,000, includes student representing over 50 countries.
Kitchens contain a refrigerator and facilities for cooking light snacks.
The Dining Hall provides food service. Residents of the Halls are provided with a range of services, including social and recreational activities such as video evenings, socials, special dinners, inter-Hall sports competitions and workshops on study skills and exam preparation. Copyright 1999 St. Bonaventure University. All rights reserved. Any other trademarks and copyrights used are the property of their respective owners.