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Lincoln Bishop film screening: Climate & Migration Community Film Festival
We invite you to an evening of powerful cinema and conversation, as part of the Climate & Migration Community Film Festival. -
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Members of WRERU
Meet the Team – World Religions and Education Research Unit (WRERU) -
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Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust (LAAT) - Lincoln Bishop partnership
LAAT is a strong, outward-facing multi-academy trust operating across Greater Lincolnshire. We are a tribe of 24 schools, each committed to transforming lives through education and driven by the belief that every child has inherent potential. We strive to recruit and retain the very best colleagues, who are supported not only by their school teams and leaders but also by our wider network of schools and a dedicated central team of specialists.We offer a wide range of professional opportunities, from initial teacher training to supporting Headteachers who are ready to move into Executive Headship, Specialist Advisor roles, or wider Trust-level responsibilities.Our apprenticeship programmes further strengthen career pathways across the Trust - supporting Teaching Assistants to progress, developing Wellbeing Champions, and enhancing digital skills for colleagues at all levels.Every member of staff benefits from a bespoke learning journey designed not only to ensure statutory compliance but to build confidence, expertise, and excellence in every aspect of their role.Our focus on Growth and Development, rather than traditional performance management, empowers colleagues to excel and reflects our commitment to continuous professional support and progression.We actively encourage secondments wherever possible, giving colleagues the chance to learn in different settings, across a range of school contexts and sizes.Find out what our colleagues say about working with us. Explore our current vacancies. -
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Let’s Talk: Speak to Our Team
At Lincoln Bishop, we’re all about people and we love to chat. -
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Accommodation Further Information
Finding the right place to live is a very high priority for students when coming to Lincoln Bishop University and the Accommodation Team aim to make the transition from home to higher education as easy as possible. Whether you are looking for your first place away from home or looking for accommodation in your second, third or postgraduate years, you can be confident that the Accommodation Team will help with any accommodation issues throughout the whole of your course. -
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Lincoln Bishop colleagues release new book
Social Justice Education in the UK, Key Challenges and Opportunities. -
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FdA Early Childhood Education in Practice (LETTA)
Have you ever thought about working towards a degree, but decided against it as you are already in employment or volunteering and don’t want to give that up? Our FdA Early Childhood Education in Practice course is designed for those working or volunteering with children 0-8 years in the voluntary, private and independent early years sector or a foundation unit in a school. This course is also for nannies, child minders and those working in Children’s Centres with families of young children.Please note that this course is taught at LETTA. -
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FdA Education in Practice (LETTA)
Have you ever thought about working towards a degree, but decided against it as you are already in employment or volunteering and don’t want to give that up? Our FdA Education in Practice course is designed for you if you are working and supporting children in primary, secondary, special schools or learners in a further education college.Please note that this course is taught at LETTA. -
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Key Information for Undergraduate Students
Making an Informed DecisionWe want to make sure you have clear and helpful information to support your decision about where and what to study. This page outlines important details about how undergraduate courses work at Lincoln Bishop University, so you can make an informed choice that’s right for you.Course Structure and ModulesThe modules shown on our course pages include those currently running as well as those planned for future delivery. Alongside compulsory core modules, some courses offer optional modules. Optional modules are subject to availability and this depends on factors such as student numbers, staffing, and timetabling. This means that specific optional modules cannot be guaranteed to run every year.In exceptional circumstances, Lincoln Bishop University reserves the right to make changes to modules, courses, or parts of courses, including withdrawing or amending provision where necessary. This may include situations where there is insufficient student demand to make a module or course viable to run, or where changes are required due to academic, staffing, or operational reasons.Where such changes are necessary, the University will take reasonable steps to inform affected applicants or students as soon as possible and will aim to minimise any disruption to your studies.Course Validation/RevalidationLincoln Bishop University regularly reviews its courses to ensure they remain up to date, academically robust, and aligned with developments in professional practice and industry.Some courses may be shown as subject to validation or subject to revalidation. This means the course, or recent changes to it, are going through the University’s formal approval process. The current status of each course is shown on the individual course pages.Who Will Teach and Support YouYou will be taught and supported by a range of academic and professional staff. This may include lecturers, senior lecturers, professors, practitioners, technicians, and visiting specialists.You may also benefit from peer learning and support from other students as part of your academic experience.Teaching Time and Attendance ExpectationsTeaching hours vary depending on your course and may include lectures, seminars, workshops, practical sessions, tutorials, and supervised learning.As a general guide, full-time undergraduate students should expect to spend around 37 hours per week on their studies during term time. This includes both timetabled teaching and independent study.Independent study is a key part of university learning. For each hour of scheduled teaching, you should normally plan to spend additional time on reading, research, assessment preparation, and revision.Most courses require regular attendance at on-campus teaching activities across the week, as well as participation in group work and use of specialist facilities and learning spaces.How You Will Be AssessedAssessment methods vary by course and module. These may include coursework, written examinations, practical assessments, presentations, group work, portfolios, and reflective assignments.Details of assessment methods for each course can be found on individual course pages and in module information. Lincoln Bishop University aims to provide timely and constructive feedback in line with University policy. -
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University academics support launch of edited collection of essays
Lincoln Bishop University is delighted to support the launch of a splendid new volume: Land and God: The City, County and Diocese of Lincoln over Nine Centuries.
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