New School of Health and Care Sciences Students

The start of term for courses enrolling in September is as below:

If your place is confirmed, you will receive an email asking you to log into your University account and access OneUni to start your registration. For further details, please follow the steps at Getting Started – New Undergraduates

If your place is confirmed, you will receive an email asking you to log into your University account and access OneUni to start your registration. Prior to your start date, you will also receive a link from our Student Visa Compliance team. This will list any documents you need to supply or any further steps you need to complete to continue the enrolment process. For further details, please follow the steps at Getting Started – New International Students

Once you have completed your enrolment, take a look at our Information for International Offer Holders webpage. This area has been specially created for overseas offer holders to help you find all the information you need prior to starting your studies.

As part of the conditions of your offer, once we are in receipt of your certificates or have confirmation of your qualifications, depending on your course you may be sent information explaining how to complete your DBS clearance check. If you do receive details regarding a DBS clearance check then please note that this is a compulsory requirement of your course, and you will not be able to enter the clinical placement setting until this is completed. Please do ensure that you complete this in a timely manner.

In addition to your DBS clearance check, you will also receive information regarding Occupational Health. The University of Lincoln will contact you via email. The first stage in the process is completing a questionnaire. The University of Lincoln’s Occupational Health provider may also contact you over the Summer. Please keep an eye out for these communications over the summer period as it is important you complete the first stages of the process before you arrive. You may also be invited to attend a face-to-face Occupational Health session during Welcome Week.

International and EU offer holders will be contacted separately as arrangements may differ, but you will be required to provide a Police check (or equivalent) for any country you have lived in for longer than 6 months in the last 10 years.

Information about the accommodation process can be accessed via the University of Lincoln’s Accommodation Team blog site. Early move-in options are available for those courses which start teaching on 15^th September.

If you have any questions about accommodation, you can contact the Lincoln Accommodation Team via email at accommodation@lincoln.ac.uk 

Please include the name of the course you plan to study when contacting the team, as this will help them to deal with your enquiry quickly.

We are here to support the University community in creating an inclusive and equitable teaching and learning environment to the benefit of all students.  Our specialist service provides student-led support to enable disabled students to flourish as independent learners.

We are here to help you if you have a disability, mental health difficulty, long-term medical condition, autistic spectrum condition, or a specific learning difference such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia or ADHD.

We are committed to supporting all disabled students and want to make your experience of university an enjoyable one. To help us do this, please contact us prior to your arrival to let us know using the contact details below:

• Student Wellbeing Centre via studentwellbeing@lincoln.ac.ukor the Student Services website

If your course starts on 15th September, we’ll be running a friendly Enrolment Suite in the Sarah Swift Building (SSB0104, ground floor) where you can collect your student ID card and get help with any enrolment questions.

If your course starts on 22nd September, don’t worry – you’ll be able to collect your student ID card from [location details coming soon!]