9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The (Hons) Food and Drink Science and Technology at the University of Lincoln is a bachelor degree delivered via blended distance learning. Spanning 4.5 years, this public study mode programme focuses on technical management and quality assurance, preparing students for leadership roles in the global food manufacturing sector.

The (Hons) Forensic Toxicology programme at the University of Lincoln is a three-year, full-time bachelor degree. This public study mode course integrates advanced chemical and biological analysis to prepare students for criminal investigations. It focuses on professional practice, crime scene management, and laboratory skills.

This full-time, 3-year BSc Social Work Practice (Hons) program from University of Lincoln offers students an innovative and flexible route to professional qualification as a social worker. Teaching is delivered via a blended learning method underpinned by online lectures and enhanced with regular face-to-face skills development.

The Forensic Science (Hons) programme at the University of Lincoln is a full-time, three-year bachelor degree. This public study mode course develops expertise in crime scene investigation and laboratory analysis. Students gain professional skills in toxicology and DNA profiling to support criminal investigations.

The (Hons) Food and Drink Operations Management at the University of Lincoln is a four-year, part-time programme delivered via blended learning. This degree focuses on developing leadership expertise for the manufacturing sector, combining distance study with practical blocks at the National Centre for Food Manufacturing.

The Forensic Toxicology programme at the University of Lincoln is a three-year, full-time bachelor degree. This public course develops expertise in chemical analysis and crime scene management. Students gain professional skills in laboratory environments to prepare for careers in criminal investigation and scientific analysis.

The Forensic Chemistry programme at the University of Lincoln is a four-year, full-time MChem degree. This public study course integrates fundamental chemical science with advanced forensic specialisms. It includes a full-year industrial placement to enhance professional practice and research skills in the field.

The Forensic Chemistry (Hons) course at University of Lincoln provides students with the opportunity to develop the skills of a professional forensic chemist, including laboratory examination, report writing, crime scene analysis and courtroom presentation. With a broad spectrum of modules, it is possible to specialise in areas such as DNA analysis, biological chemistry, or nuclear forensics.

The Conservation of Cultural Heritage programme offered by University of Lincoln is a four-year Integrated Master's degree that blends theory with practical conservation skills. Students have the opportunity to gain extensive hands-on experience working with genuine historic objects provided by museums, historic houses, and private collections.