Diploma in Horticulture

We have a proud history as a leading land-based centre of education. However, our teaching and research extends beyond agriculture, horticulture and viticulture. As the economy of Aotearoa New Zealand has grown more diverse, so have we.

Our study programmes encompass environmental management, food, wine and beer production, business, accountancy and marketing - especially in agribusiness - science, landscape architecture, property management, tourism, sport and recreation management. 

Our portfolio is broad, but we’re driven by a single-minded focus: to cultivate and nourish an environmentally sustainable future for our communities, and for the generations to come. 

Our vision,

expressed through each of our learning and research disciplines, is to help you to grow intellectually, emotionally, physically and socially. This means nurturing you as an individual and fostering your unique vision and talents.

As a consequence of a Lincoln education, you'll be equipped to enhance people’s lives through their relationships with the land and land-based  ecosystems and communities . 

The Lincoln University Investment Plan 2023-2025

Our Facilities

We combine learning and research to cultivate vibrant connections, communication and collaboration between students, as well as nurturing a healthy relationship with the environment.