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Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open days on 8th Jul, 9th Jul, 17th Sep, 9th Oct, 22nd Oct, 19th Nov & 7th Dec.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- They have been prioritising face-to-face teaching sessions for their new and returning students in areas where they are the most valuable, such as seminars, tutorials, workshops and practical sessions. Additional online opportunities have been introduced where they support learning and have been shown to be successful and popular. Students are encouraged to wear a face covering in the Library.
9 Sociology reviews at University of Lincoln
Politics and Sociology, BA Hons
By member1269184 On 26th May 22interesting & varied modules & content
Criminology, BA Hons
By member560903 On 12th July 21Again, unfortunately because of the national lockdowns I was unable to get the full university experience, but never the less, in context of that I believe that my course and many of its teachers did their best to accommodate me and my peers and encourage a healthy and safe learning space.
Sociology, BA Hons
By member1053508 On 16th January 21Difficult to fully judge as it’s been online the entire time but can see that lecturers are trying there best to help
Politics and Sociology, BA Hons
By member853297 On 5th January 21It’s nice enough, I enjoy the political side as it’s challenging snd sociology is also fun
Criminology, BA Hons
By member450092 On 27th July 20Only first year but good so far
Criminology, BA Hons
By Izzyroberts On 19th June 20Really enjoying the course
Criminology, BA Hons
By Izzyroberts On 19th June 20Really enjoying the course
Criminology, BA Hons
By member746690 On 11th March 20You learn about many different jobs you could go into with the course, really broadens your mind to the possibilities. Lots of optional modules in second and third year to tailor the course to you. It finishes quite early in the year (early April) even thought we’re paying the same amount as people whose courses stretch on till June, and there are only 2 personal tutor meetings a year in first and second year, and even then they are with a large group of others, so you don’t get one-to-one discussion with them.
Criminology, BA Hons
By member944497 On 19th December 19Went in through clearing, ended up changing courses because it was a waste of time and mentally draining. Wishing to learn about crime and how to tackle it but ending up doing a year long course on research methods and sociology is a fantastic shot back to reality. I know someone who works as a prison officer and he doesn't have a degree, so saying that a prison officer is the best job to get with the degree is misleading and taking the piss. Had a decent personal tutor but he left halfway through the year to work at a respectable university. Lectures were just plain cringeworthy at points, I shouldn't have a lecturer tell me in full confidence that racism 'shouldn't exist because we're all one race, the human race.' I can read that on any 13 year old tumblr blog. I don't expect it from someone who is meant to be respected in that particular field.