Address and Location
Bishop Grosseteste University is based in uphill Lincoln, close to the historic city castle and cathedral. Many of the college's buildings date back to the nineteenth century, interspersed by recent additions like the newly-extended library.
Background and History
Established in 1862 as an Anglican teacher training college for the diocese of Lincoln, the university gained full degree-awarding powers in 2006. The college takes its present name from Robert Grosseteste, a thirteenth century bishop, theologian and scholar.
Location and Accessibility
By road: Lincoln is not easily reached by motorway. To get there, join the A46 Lincoln bypass and follow signs for Lincoln North. At the joining roundabout with the A15, head towards the city centre along Riseholme Road to the first roundabout, then turn left and follow the first exit into Longdales Road. The entrance to the visitors' and student car park is approximately 100 metres on the right.
By rail: Lincoln Train Station is a 10-minute taxi ride from the campus. Walking to the campus from the station will take around 25-30 minutes, but be warned - it's uphill all the way!
Accessibility: Bishop Grosseteste University offers a comprehensive disability support service, and all main buildings are wheelchair-accessible.
What's on Offer
A range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, including FdA, BA, BSc, PGCE, MA, EdD and PhD programmes.
Entry Requirements
Entry requirements vary depending on the level of the course (i.e. foundation, undergraduate or postgraduate) Check with the university for details. Foundational courses require applicants to have a current (or prospective) voluntary or paid role in a school or early years, youth or community setting for at least 12 hours a week.