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Lincoln University

Lincoln, New Zealand

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QS World Rank
#419
Tuition
NZD35,000–NZD42,000/yr verified
Established
1878
Location
Lincoln, New Zealand

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About Lincoln University

Lincoln University is a Public university in New Zealand, ranked #419 in the QS World University Rankings 2027. We confirm the exact fees, intakes and entry requirements for your profile — free.

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Indicative tuition: NZD35,000–NZD42,000 / year · Scholarships can reduce this — we confirm what you qualify for, free.

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Institution
Public
Typical intakes in New Zealand
Feb, Jul

Entry requirements

Typically for New Zealand universities in this band, a recognised bachelor's degree in a related subject with a sound average — usually a B average, roughly 55-60% upwards in Indian marks, and higher for competitive fields — plus IELTS 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0, which is the standard postgraduate floor right across the country; entry norms differ little between bands here. A three-year Indian bachelor's is often accepted, but many master's programmes expect a four-year degree or an honours year, and a three-year graduate is commonly routed through a graduate or postgraduate diploma first. General guidance for the destination rather than this university's own published rule — your Vibedu counsellor confirms the exact requirement for your programme, free.

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Programmes at Lincoln University

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Scholarships for New Zealand

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Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships

New Zealand Government·New Zealand ·PG & PhD Government (Destination) Fully funded Dates vary Tuition + living + travel + other support subject to country Award Window not confirmed — check the official page Verified03 Oct 2026 Official source Details →

New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA)

Education New Zealand with participating NZ universities·New Zealand Government (Destination) Partial award Dates vary Partial scholarships; the most recent round offered 29 awards totalling NZ$260,000 across the eight universities Award Window not confirmed — check the official page Verified03 Oct 2026 Official source Details →

Aga Khan Foundation International Scholarship Programme

Aga Khan Foundation ·PG Private / Foundation Loan scholarship Dates vary Need-based award, typically 50% grant and 50% loan, covering tuition and living costs (indicative — confirm on source) Award Window not confirmed — check the official page Verified03 Oct 2026 Official source Details →

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Indicative tuition is around NZD35,000–NZD42,000 per year for international students. Your counsellor confirms the exact fee for your chosen programme — free.

Typically for New Zealand universities in this band, a recognised bachelor's degree in a related subject with a sound average — usually a B average, roughly 55-60% upwards in Indian marks, and higher for competitive fields — plus IELTS 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0, which is the standard postgraduate floor right across the country; entry norms differ little between bands here. A three-year Indian bachelor's is often accepted, but many master's programmes expect a four-year degree or an honours year, and a three-year graduate is commonly routed through a graduate or postgraduate diploma first. General guidance for the destination rather than this university's own published rule — your Vibedu counsellor confirms the exact requirement for your programme, free.

The main intakes across New Zealand are Feb, Jul. Lincoln University sets its own dates per course — we confirm the exact intake and deadline for your shortlist. Apply early: documents, funds and visa processing all take time.

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