nottingham trent university guide for international students

Nottingham Trent University

Guide for International Students

Visit ntu.ac.uk/international to find out more.

Old Market Square #showusyourNTU

The Waterfront #ntuinternational

Respect for all #UniLife #ntufaith

Hidden gems #Nottingham

#UniLife #Nottingham

ContentsWelcomeA great place for you to study 4

Find your courseCourse list 8January start courses 18Distance learning courses 22University preparation courses 24Pre-sessional English courses 26

Scholarships and feesInternational scholarships 28Fees, payments and living costs 32

More about NTUSafety comes first 36Campuses 38Facilities and resources 42Learning with the best 44World-class research 46

#NTUInternational

More about our Academic schoolsSchool of Art & Design 48School of Architecture, Design 50 and Built EnvironmentSchool of Animal, Rural and 52 Environmental SciencesSchool of Arts and Humanities 54Nottingham Business School 56Nottingham Law School 58School of Science and 60 TechnologySchool of Social Sciences, 62 including the Nottingham Institute of Education

Living hereExplore Nottingham 64Accommodation 68Your health and wellbeing 71

Entry requirements 72

How to apply 73

Contact information 74

Nottingham Trent University (NTU)

Welcome to

Choosing where to study is a life-changing decision – we’re honoured that you’re considering studying with us.

At NTU you’ll be part of a community of students and staff from over 160 countries around the world. Nottingham is a welcoming city and we know you’ll make friends for life here.

Visit ntu.ac.uk/student-life to find out more.

You may be feeling unsure about your study plans, and that’s understandable.

Please be reassured that our students are supported, well-informed and safe as they study. We’ve adapted our teaching methods and implemented a range of measures to support safe, collaborative learning for all our students and staff.

See page 36 for more information on campus safety.

We hope you’ll find a course that’s just right for you. We look forward to welcoming you to the University soon.

Welcome 3

Most photography used in this guide was taken before the Covid-19 pandemic. Please be reassured that the University has full social distancing measures in place on all campuses and continues to follow government guidelines.

What do our students say? Visit ntu.ac.uk/stories.

We are proud of our statistics and awards. But what’s really important to us is what these mean for you – as a new student here.

A great place to study

You’ll be living in a popular and

cosmopolitan UK city.

Welcome4

You’ll be taught by experienced, expert teachers

and have a personal tutor.

QS 2021

Five Stars A sign of quality

teaching, facilities, and employability

prospects.

You'll feel supported and safe

as you study.

WinnerOutstanding Support

for Students

THE Awards 2020

ntu.ac.uk/stories

You'll enjoy inspiring spaces and first-class facilities –

we’ve invested over

in our campuses in the last 15 years.

£450m

Modern University of the Year

2018University of the Year

2019University of the Year

2017

Welcome 5

Thinking green? Study at a university

that is taking sustainability seriously.

TOP 52020 UI GreenMetric

World University Rankings

97%of our graduates

are in employment or further study six months after

graduating.DLHE 2016/17

NTU graduates get jobs. Our strong links with industry help us understand exactly what employers need. Your NTU experience will be packed with opportunities all designed to help you graduate with a CV or resumé that may give you a real advantage.

Visit ntu.ac.uk/job-ready to find out more.

Every NTU course has opportunities to gain practical skills and experience.

One-year work placement

Apply for one-year paid placements with a company or organisation. These may be in Nottingham, in another part of the UK, or in another country.

Shorter work placements and projects

Short internships or work-based consultancy projects with a company are an important part of many of our courses. They range from 30 hours to 12 weeks.

Professional, transferable skills

You’ll be learning planning, communication, analysis, creativity, cooperation and problem-solving skills – no matter what NTU course you do. These are skills that’ll really help you make the journey between studying and working.

Employability

Our employability team will help you be ready to make the most of career opportunities in the UK and around the world. They offer tailored support throughout your studies from careers fairs and global employer networks, to making applications, and preparing for interviews.

Work towards our Global Employability Award and get recognition for the experiences and skills you gain.

Your future

Welcome6

You can also get advice on working in the UK after you graduate.

ntu.ac.uk/job-ready

Completing a work placement can have lots of benefits. It can build your confidence, improve your CV and help you stand out to future employers.

Welcome 7

Shraddha on her work placement.

Visit ntu.ac.uk/courses to view course modules.

Course listWe offer over 500 full-time courses, all offering opportunities for practical experience. Most undergraduate courses and many of our postgraduate courses include an option to apply for a work placement.

Most courses are listed here and postgraduate work placement options are marked with a in this list. We also offer:

• distance learning / online courses (page 22)

• courses starting in January (page 18)

• university preparation courses (page 24)

• pre-sessional English (page 26)

• MPhil / PhD research degrees (page 46)

Undergraduate coursesBachelors – BA, BSc, LLB. These take 3 years, or 4 years with a work placement.

Postgraduate coursesMasters – MA, MSc, LLM. These take 1 year, or 2 years with a work placement.

You’ll find information on entry requirements and how to apply on page 72.

Find your course8

ntu.ac.uk/courses

Accounting, finance and economics

MSc Economics MSc Economics, Banking and Finance MSc Finance MSc Finance and Accounting MSc Finance and Investment Banking MSc FinTech and Financial Markets

BA (Hons) Accounting and FinanceBA (Hons) EconomicsBA (Hons) Economics with BusinessBA (Hons) Economics with International Finance and Banking

Animal, equine and wildlife

MSc / MRes Animal Health and WelfareMSc / MRes Biodiversity ConservationMSc / MRes Endangered Species Recovery and ConservationMSc / MRes Equine Performance, Health and Welfare

BSc (Hons) Animal BiologyBSc (Hons) Zoo BiologyBSc (Hons) Equine Behaviour, Health and WelfareBSc (Hons) Equine Sports ScienceBSc (Hons) Wildlife ConservationBSc (Hons) Zoology

Architecture and civil engineering

MArch ArchitectureMA Interior Architecture and DesignMSc Digital Architecture and ConstructionMSc Civil EngineeringMSc Structural Engineering with MaterialsMSc Structural Engineering with Management

MEng (Hons) Civil Engineering Design and Construction

BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and DesignBArch (Hons) ArchitectureBSc (Hons) Architectural TechnologyBEng (Hons) Civil EngineeringBSc (Hons) Civil EngineeringBSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation

Find your course 9


Art and design

MA Fashion DesignMA Fashion Knitwear DesignMA Textile Design InnovationMA Culture, Style and FashionMA Fashion and Creative Pattern Cutting NEW

MA International Fashion ManagementMA Fashion MarketingMA Fashion CommunicationsMA Luxury Fashion Brand ManagementMA AnimationMA Graphic CommunicationMA Branding and IdentityMA IllustrationMA PhotographyMA Commercial PhotographyMFA Fine ArtMA Design: Products and FurnitureMSc Design: Products and Technology

BA (Hons) Fashion DesignBA (Hons) Fashion Knitwear Design and Knitted TextilesBA (Hons) Textile DesignBA (Hons) Fashion Communication and PromotionBA (Hons) Fashion Marketing and Branding

BA (Hons) Fashion ManagementBA (Hons) International Fashion Business (one-year top-up)BA (Hons) Fine ArtBA (Hons) Design for Stage and Screen (Costume Design and Construction)BA (Hons) Graphic DesignBA (Hons) Illustration NEW

BA (Hons) PhotographyBA (Hons) AnimationBA (Hons) FilmmakingBA (Hons) Furniture and Product DesignBA (Hons) Product DesignBSc (Hons) Product Design

10 Find your course

ntu.ac.uk/courses

Business, management and marketing

MSc International BusinessMSc International Business (Dual Degree) MSc Human Resource Management MSc Advertising and Marketing Communications MSc Digital Marketing MSc Marketing MSc Marketing and Brand Management MSc Marketing and DataAnalytics NEW

MSc Strategic Marketing Leadership MSc Project Management MSc Management MSc Management and Finance MSc Management andMarketing MSc Management and International Business MSc Management and Global Supply Chain Management MSc Management and Business Analytics MSc Innovation Management and EntrepreneurshipMBA Master of Business Administration

MBA Master of Business Administration (Digital Marketing) MBA Master of Business Administration (Finance) MBA Master of Business Administration (Global Supply Chain Management)

BSc (Hons) ManagementBA (Hons) BusinessBA (Hons) Business Management (Accelerated)BA (Hons) Business Management and Accounting and FinanceBA (Hons) Business Management and EconomicsBA (Hons) Business Management and EntrepreneurshipBA (Hons) Business Management and Human ResourcesBA (Hons) Business Management and MarketingBA (Hons) International BusinessBA (Hons) International Business with SpanishBA (Hons) International Business with FrenchBA (Hons) Marketing

11Find your course

NEW


Computing, engineering, maths and other technologies

MSc Cloud and Enterprise Computing MSc Computer Science MSc Computing Systems MSc Data Science NEW

MSc Engineering (Cybernetics and Communications) MSc Engineering (Electronics) MSc IT Security MRes Mathematical Sciences MSc Engineering Management MSc Transport Systems NEW MSc Medical Engineering NEW

MSc Sustainable Engineering: Energy NEW

BEng (Hons) / MEng (Hons) / with Foundation Year Biomedical EngineeringBEng (Hons) / MEng (Hons) / with Foundation Year Electronic and Electrical EngineeringBEng (Hons) / MEng (Hons) / with Foundation Year Sport EngineeringBEng (Hons) / MEng (Hons) / with Foundation Year Mechanical EngineeringBSc (Hons) / with Foundation year Data ScienceBSc (Hons) / MMath (Hons) / with Foundation year MathematicsBSc (Hons) / with Foundation year Mathematics with Statistics NEW

English, history and philosophy

MA Creative WritingMRes English Literary ResearchMA Museum and Heritage DevelopmentMA Philosophy (by research)MA Holocaust and Genocide (by research)MA History

BA (Hons) EnglishBA (Hons) Creative WritingBA (Hons) Humanities Joint Honours (areas include English, History, Philosophy, Linguistics, etc.)BA (Hons) History

BSc (Hons) / with Foundation year Financial MathematicsBSc (Hons) / with Foundation year Computer Science and MathematicsBSc (Hons) / MComp (Hons) Computer ScienceBSc (Hons) Computer Science (Games Technology)BSc (Hons) Computer Systems (Cyber Security)BSc (Hons) ComputingBSc (Hons) Software EngineeringBA (Hons) / BSc Product Design

12 Find your course

ntu.ac.uk/courses

Geography, horticulture and environment

BSc (Hons) AgricultureBSc (Hons) Ecology and ConservationBSc (Hons) Environmental ScienceBSc (Hons) Food Science and TechnologyBSc (Hons) GeographyBSc (Hons) Geography (Physical)BSc (Hons) Horticulture (one-year top-up)

Law, criminology and justice

LLM Health Law and EthicsLLM Human Rights and JusticeLLM Intellectual Property LawLLM International Energy and Environmental LawLLM Sports LawLLM Law (General)LLM International Financial LawLLM Corporate and Insolvency Law

Languages and linguistics

MA English Language TeachingMA TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)MA Linguistics (by research)BA (Hons) Humanities joint honours (areas include English, linguistics, etc).

13Find your course

SQE Preparation courses:LLM Law and Legal Practice: SQE 1 LLM Professional Legal Practice: SQE 1 LLM Advanced Professional Legal Practice: SQE 1 and SQE 2LLM Legal Practice CourseLLM Barristers Training Course (BTC)LLM International Trade and Commercial LawPostgraduate Diploma in LawMA CriminologyMSc International Law Enforcement *MSc Policing Leadership *

LLB (Hons) LawLLB (Hons) Business LawLLB (Hons) International LawLLB (Hons) Law Senior StatusLLB (Hons) Law with Business / Criminology / PsychologyBA (Hons) CriminologyBA (Hons) Professional PolicingBA (Hons) Youth Justice


Media, journalism and communication

MA Broadcast JournalismMA Documentary JournalismMA Magazine JournalismMA Media and GlobalisationMA News Journalism

BA (Hons) Broadcast Journalism BA (Hons) Journalism BA (Hons) Media Communications and CultureBA (Hons) Media ProductionBA (Hons) Humanities Joint Honours (areas include English, Media, Film and TV, Communication and Society, etc.)

Politics and international studies

MA PoliticsMA International DevelopmentMA Security StudiesMA International Relations and SecurityMSc Public PolicyMSc Politics and Public Policy

BA (Hons) Politics andInternational RelationsBA (Hons) PoliticsBA (Hons) International Relations

14 Find your course

ntu.ac.uk/courses

Property, construction and surveying

MSc Construction ManagementMSc Project Management (Construction)MSc Quantity SurveyingMSc Building SurveyingMSc International Real Estate Investment and FinanceMSc Property Development and PlanningMSc Real Estate

BSc (Hons) Building SurveyingBSc (Hons) Construction ManagementBSc (Hons) Property Development and PlanningBSc (Hons) Property Finance and InvestmentBSc (Hons) Real EstateBSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management

Psychology, sociology, health and social care

MSc CyberpsychologyMSc Applied Child PsychologyMSc / MRes Psychological Research MethodsMSc Psychology in Clinical PracticeMSc Psychological Wellbeing and Mental HealthMSc Forensic Mental HealthMSc Forensic PsychologyMA Social Work*MA SociologyMSc Occupational PsychologyMSc PsychologyMA Public Health

BA (Hons) Health and Social CareBSc (Hons) Psychology, including specialist routes of Cognitive and Neuroscience and Social and Cultural PsychologyBSc (Hons) Psychology with CriminologyBSc (Hons) Psychology with SociologyBA (Hons) Social WorkBA (Hons) SociologyBSc (Hons) Psychology with CounsellingBSc (Hons) Psychology (Mental Health)BSc (Hons) Psychology (Forensic Psychology)BSc (Hons) Psychology (Educational Development Psychology)

15Find your course


Sciences, including sport science

MRes Advanced Materials ChemistryMRes Analytical ChemistryMSc Biomedical Science by Flexible LearningMSc Biomedical Science MSc / MRes BiotechnologyMRes Cancer BiologyMRes Cell BiologyMRes ChemistryMSc Chemistry / MSc Chemistry (Professional Practice) MSc Forensic ScienceMRes Molecular BiologyMSc / MRes Molecular MicrobiologyMSc / MRes PharmacologyMSc / MRes NeuropharmacologyMSc Molecular Cell Biology MRes Pharmaceutical AnalysisMRes Pharmaceutical and Medicinal ScienceMRes Medical ImagingMSc / MRes PhysicsMRes Performance AnalysisMRes Sport ScienceMRes Sport and Exercise PsychologyMRes Exercise Physiology

BSc (Hons) Applied PhysicsBSc (Hons) Biomedical Science

Nursing and Paramedicine

BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult)BSc (Hons) Nursing (Mental Health)BSc (Hons) Paramedic Science

MSc (Hons) Paramedic Science*

BSc (Hons) Biological SciencesBSc (Hons) / MBiol (Hons) BiochemistryBSc (Hons) / MBiol (Hons) MicrobiologyBSc (Hons) / MBiol (Hons) PharmacologyBSc (Hons) / MChem (Hons) ChemistryBSc (Hons) Medicinal ChemistryBSc (Hons) / MSci (Hons) Forensic ScienceBSc (Hons) / MSci (Hons) PhysicsBSc (Hons) Physics with Nuclear TechnologyBSc (Hons) Physics with AstrophysicsBSc (Hons) / with Foundation year Physics and MathematicsBSc (Hons) / with Foundation year Sport Science and MathematicsBSc (Hons) Sport Science and CoachingBSc (Hons) Sport Science and ManagementBSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise ScienceBSc (Hons) Exercise, Nutrition and Health

16 Find your course

ntu.ac.uk/courses

Teacher training, education, and childhood and youth studies

MA Career DevelopmentMA EducationMA Education Leadership and ManagementMA Special and Inclusive Education

BA (Hons) Childhood (areas include Learning and Development, Psychology, Special Educational Needs and Inclusion)BA (Hons) Early YearsBA (Hons) Education (areas include Early Years, Psychology, Special Educational Needs and Inclusion)BA (Hons) Primary EducationBA (Hons) English / Physics / Maths / Chemistry / Computing with Secondary Education

*may not be suitable for applicants requiring a Student visa, please check the course web page.

17Find your course

Visit ntu.ac.uk/january to find out more.

January start coursesInterested in starting at NTU in January?

We offer a wide range of our postgraduate courses with the added flexibility of a January start.

Some offer a work placement opportunity, just like our September courses, and these are marked with a in the course list on page 20 and 21.

Our international teams are ready to advise if you would like to find out more about your study options for this time of the year.

Find your course – January start18

ntu.ac.uk/january

We run an airport pick-up or transfer service from Heathrow for our students arriving in September and January.

“The course is very informative and educative. I really enjoy that all the modules are highly practical instead of just theoretical.

I got advice from all the student support teams, from accommodation to transportation, and they have always been helpful.

NTU in 3 words? Community. Reputable. Enlightening.”Defna David, India MSc Marketing, January 2020

Defna

Find your course – January start 19

Visit ntu.ac.uk/january to find out more.

Business, finance, management and marketing

MSc ManagementMSc Management and InternationalBusinessMSc MarketingMSc FinanceMSc Marketing and BrandManagementOnline Master of Business Administration (MBA) / + Data Analytics / + Fast Track

Computing and Engineering

MSc Engineering Management MSc Engineering (Cybernetics andCommunications)

We offer flexible accommodation contracts – perfect if you’re starting in January.

Find your course – January start20

MSc Engineering (Electronics) MSc IT Security MSc Transport Systems NEW MSc Medical Engineering NEW

MSc Sustainable Engineering: Energy NEW

ntu.ac.uk/january

Sciences

MSc Biomedical Science MSc Pharmacology MSc Molecular Cell Biology MSc Molecular Microbiology MSc Biotechnology MSc ChemistryMSc Chemistry Professional Practice MRes Analytical ChemistryMRes Pharmaceutical AnalysisMRes Pharmaceutical and MedicinalScienceMRes Chemistry

MRes Advanced MaterialsChemistryMSc Neuropharmacology MSc Biomedical Science (flexible learning)MRes Cancer BiologyMRes Cell BiologyMRes Molecular BiologyMRes PharmacologyMRes Molecular MicrobiologyMRes NeuropharmacologyMRes BiotechnologyMRes Medical Imaging

21Find your course – January start

Visit ntu.ac.uk/online-courses to find out more.

Distance learning coursesAre you considering more flexible study options? If so, you may be interested in our range of fully online postgraduate courses.*

As an online student, you’ll enjoy the same career opportunities and benefit from the same expert teaching and research expertise as our students studying on campus – wherever you live in the world.

You’ll have the flexibility to study at your own pace, at home, when it suits you.

Find your course – Distance learning22

*these courses are our traditional online courses; they are not courses that have been modified due to Covid-19.

ntu.ac.uk/online-courses

Courses available

MBA (2.5 years) / Fast Track (18 months) / with Data Analytics (2.5 years)MSc Construction ProjectManagement (2.5 years)MA International Relations (2.5 years)MSc Biomedical Science byFlexible Learning (2-3 years part-time)LLB (Hons) Law (3, 4 or 5 years full or part-time)Postgraduate Diploma in LawLLM Corporate and Insolvency Law (2 years)LLM International Trade and Commercial Law (2 years)LLM International Energy and Environmental LawLLM International Legal StudiesSQE Preparation courses:LLM Professional / Advanced Professional Legal Practice: SQE 1 and SQE 2 LLM Law and Legal Practice: SQE 1

Our online courses are designed to make you feel as if you’re in the classroom.

These interactive elements and features may include:

video lectures;

interactive assignments;

research supervision;

academic and technical support.

“The best feature of the online course is that you are not alone, there is a really good amount of interaction between you, the module tutor and the other students on the course.”

Orlando Catinari, Italy

Find your course – Distance learning 23

Visit ntu.ac.uk/ntic to find out more.

University preparation coursesIf you don’t meet the entry requirements for your NTU course, you may want to do one of our preparation courses at our on-campus partner institution – Nottingham Trent International College (NTIC).

Our Foundation Certificate, International Year One and pre-Masters courses cover a range of subject areas, including art and design, business, computing, engineering, law, media, science, and social sciences.

You’ll have access to all University facilities and can enjoy guaranteed entry to NTU when you pass your NTIC course at the required level with good attendance.

24 Find your course

Contact NTIC

Nottingham Trent International College (part of Kaplan International)Tel: +44 (0)20 7045 4925

Email: [email protected]

Search NTIC Nottingham

ntu.ac.uk/ntic

25Find your course

“I’m from Italy, and when I finished school, I really wanted to study at a fantastic English university.

As soon as I arrived, I really felt at home in Nottingham. The biggest challenges were being taught differently. I received a lot of support regarding academic writing and study skills, which really helped me attain good results in my first year.

The campus environment is very friendly and it’s easily accessible. I mainly used facilities such as the library, the gym and sports hall. While at NTIC, I was a student representative and played for the University volleyball team. I was still involved in the NTU Volleyball Club when I progressed to my degree, and I have also had several part-time roles and volunteering opportunities at the University, including being a mentor for new students.”

Gida Malafronte

Gida “I am Maryam from Oman, and I am a student at NTIC.

I am counting down the days until I can move to NTU. I can't wait to start making unforgettable memories with people from all around the world and to expand my finance and accounting expertise.

It's a step closer to accomplishing my ambitions.”

Maryam Said Talib Al Maawali NTIC 2020

Maryam

Visit ntu.ac.uk/peap to find out more.

26 Find your course

Pre-sessional English for Academic Purposes (PEAP)If you need help achieving our English language requirements, we may offer you a place on the condition that you successfully complete a PEAP course at the University before your course begins.

The length and cost of your PEAP course will depend on your current level of English. Our courses range from 6 to 20 weeks.

You can get free language support classes throughout your time as a postgraduate or undergraduate student here, including one-to-one help with writing.

ntu.ac.uk/peap

27Find your course

“I had an IELTS grade 6 and experience of IELTS preparation English classes. Confidently, I can say that PEAP was better, and a totally different experience compared with my local English classes.

It was like a university preparation class that not only increased my academic English skills but also helped me to be more familiar with the university tasks and the environment. I made friendships which helped me to not feel alone and met lovely people.

The best bits about the course were friendly environment, fantastic student support system, kind and knowledgeable tutors.”

Saba Darouei Haghighi, Iran, PEAP 2020

Hi, I’m Walter, the PEAP course leader.

PEAP is more than just an English language course – it’s a great preparation course for studying at NTU.

• Your tutors will give you the support you need so that you’re well prepared for assessments and your follow-on course.

• You’ll make substantial gains in language development in a short time.

• Everything you learn will be relevant to your studies.

• Learning takes place through collaborative tasks in small groups.

• You’ll become more confident and familiar with the ‘NTU way of doing things’.

Walter

Walter Nowlan, Senior Lecturer, English for Academic Purposes

What our students say

Visit ntu.ac.uk/internationalscholarships to find out more.

28

We offer many scholarships to international students who have offers to study at NTU. These are highly prestigious, competitive awards, worth up to half of your tuition fee. Our scholars have gone on to become strong and highly valued ambassadors for the University.

All scholarships available are listed on our website, with application advice and deadlines.

“How did I feel when I won an NTU scholarship?

It was one of the best feelings I’ve ever experienced.

I felt very motivated as it involved a fee reduction, and my hard work and efforts were recognised.”

Mohini Raj, India

“I felt really special when I was awarded the NTU scholarship. I just felt like I was doing something right and it gave me the confidence boost I needed.

I had doubts in myself and my skills but winning a scholarship proved that those thoughts were unnecessary.”

Kirkke Poldsalu, Estonia

International scholarships

Mohini Kirkke

Scholarships and fees

ntu.ac.uk/internationalscholarships

29

“I felt very happy, excited, and blessed when I found out I got a scholarship.”Chanisaraa Sroitongrada, Thailand

“A scholarship is an opportunity for you to make yourself stand out from the crowd.”

Azad Urusha, India MSc Finance and Investment Banking

“Yes, a scholarship is a fee discount but it’s so much more than that – you become part of a community.”

Khadija Twumasi, Ghana LLM Health Law and Ethics

Last year we awarded

511 scholarships to students

from

73 countries.

Azad

Khadija

Chanisaraa



Benefits of an NTU scholarship

30

A scholarship brings many benefits, including:

• a formal recognition of your achievements;

• a reduction on your tuition fees;

• access to a new friendly community for networking and socialising.


Students enjoying the NTU Scholarship Awards Celebration.


31

“For me, a scholarship is more about the value of the education I get. A lot of people around the world do not have that chance.

I remember phoning my mum and dad – it was my father’s dream for me to study abroad

– both were screaming: ‘Yeah! He got the scholarship!’ ”

Rezhyar Hamad Ameen, Iraq

Application advice

You’ll need an offer to study at NTU in order to apply. Remember to:

be yourself – this is all about you;

spend good time on your application;

express your interests and your achievements;

believe in yourself – nobody thinks they are good enough until they apply.

Rezhyar


Visit ntu.ac.uk/pay for more advice on making international payments.

32

International tuition feesWe publish our fees on our website – please check your course web page at ntu.ac.uk/courses or ntu.ac.uk/internationalfees for this information.

Kamakshi and friends relaxing at Wollaton Hall

Living costs Living in Nottingham as a student can be cheaper than in bigger UK cities, such as London, Birmingham or Manchester.

Fees, payments and living costs

Visit ntu.ac.uk/managing-money for more info.

Fees, payments and living costs 33

£4268 – £8,925

£2300

£1 – £10

£80 – £110

£100 – £150

There are many ways to save money while you’re here – using your student card for discounts in shops and on transport, for example.

And some of our international students choose to work part-time to get some extra income while gaining valuable experience.

Your daily, weekly and monthly costs will mostly be for your accommodation, food, entertainment and bills. It’s important to be prepared and to budget carefully – you’ll find more advice on our website.

Approximate costs of studying in Nottingham per year:

Accommodation:

Food shopping at supermarket:

Student society membership:

Gym membership:

Books, study resources and printing:

Visit ntu.ac.uk/pay for more advice on making international payments.

34

International paymentsNTU’s international bank transfer platform is WU® GlobalPay for Students.

Fees, payments and living costs

This service offers you and your family the opportunity to securely send transfers for payment of tuition and/or accommodation fees in your local currency.

Payment methods also include:

Visit ntu.ac.uk/managing-money for more info.

Fees, payments and living costs 35

Benefits to using WU® GlobalPay for Students include:

• paying fees in your local currency;

• avoiding fees and international foreign exchange charges from your bank;

• easy to use on smartphones and other mobile devices;

• paying online or by bank transfer;

• peace of mind knowing your payments are received in full by the University;

• tracking your payment status by text and email;

• price and payment options upfront with a price comparison tool;

• a wide choice of payment methods including AliPay, TenPay, UnionPay, Trustly, Sofort, Poli etc.

More about NTU36

Visit ntu.ac.uk/student-life to find out more.

We are making sure we continue to deliver the best student experience, in the safest way.

Here are just some of the changes we have made:

Safety comes first

• Redesigning classrooms, laboratories, and specialist facilities to support active, collaborative learning in a safe environment.

• Timetabling our courses to ensure good social distancing, fewer students in rooms and students in consistent groups.

• New signage so students are clear on where they need to be.

• Installing hand sanitiser stations in every building.

• Replacing standard water taps with sensor-control taps.

More about NTU 37

ntu.ac.uk/student-life

• Adapting a range of teaching and learning techniques.

• Enhanced, regular cleaning of commonly used areas in every building.

• Installing screens to facilitate meetings.

• Students and staff wearing a face covering inside all NTU buildings, unless exempt.

• Innovative use of the University’s campuses, for example, new covered outdoor spaces for students to meet outside.

Take a tour at virtualtour.ntu.ac.uk

More about NTU38

We have eight Academic Schools located over four campuses. As an international student, you’ll most probably be studying at our City, Clifton or Brackenhurst campus – it depends on your subject.

Campuses

City Campus

Each school has a friendly student community and you can find out more about them on pages 48-63.

A cosmopolitan, bustling campus right in the city centre. Only five minutes’ walk to the shops and all the excitement of a busy student city. Includes:

• Nottingham Business School• School of Art & Design• School of Architecture, Design and the Built

Environment• Nottingham Law School• School of Social Sciences• Centre for Broadcasting & Journalism• Nottingham Language Centre (pre-sessional

English)• Nottingham Trent International College (NTIC)

City Campus

Take a virtual tour around the University campuses at virtualtour.ntu.ac.uk

Visit ntu.ac.uk/campus for more information.

More about NTU 39

Clifton Campus

Brackenhurst Campus

A friendly, vibrant student village with all the facilities you need in one place. Just six kilometres from the centre of Nottingham, with a bus service to the City Campus every 10 minutes. Includes:

• School of Arts and Humanities• School of Science and Technology• Nottingham Institute of Education

A beautiful campus in the countryside, about 45 minutes’ drive from Nottingham with a regular bus service. If you’re with the School of Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences, you’ll be studying here.

Pavilion, Clifton Campus

Brackenhurst Hall

Page name40

Take a tour at virtualtour.ntu.ac.uk

Pavilion #showusyourNTU #Clifton

Clifton #ntuinternational

Clifton Library #study #NTU

Clifton Campus #flowers #UniLife

#ntuinternational

Brackenhurst #NTU

#ntuinternational #countryside

City Campus #nottingham #sunshine

Arkwright building #ntuinternational #showusyourNTU

#NottinghamTrentUni

Visit ntu.ac.uk/campus for more information.

Visit ntu.ac.uk/facilities to find out more.

42

We’ve invested over £450 million in our facilities and campuses in the last 15 years and we continue to invest heavily. You’ll enjoy inspiring spaces and first-class learning and teaching facilities at NTU.

You’ll be studying with one of our Academic Schools, and you’ll have access to a huge range of facilities and resources for your specialist subject area.

Here are just some of the other facilities you’ll enjoy.

Facilities and resources

Award-winning libraries

Access to over 650,000 electronic books and journals and approximately 300,000 printed books, open 24 / 7 during term time.

Your Students’ Union

An incredible range of venues, societies, sports clubs, events and initiatives on all campuses for you to enjoy with your fellow students.

Boots library, City Campus

NTSU, City Campus

More about NTU

ntu.ac.uk/facilities

43

Amazing sport facilities including 100-station gyms, fitness studios, outdoor sports pitches, an indoor tennis centre, a sports therapy suite, sports halls, a dance studio, and a 10m climbing wall.

IT facilities

Loan laptops, group and individual study spaces, thousands of computers, 24-hour access, and specialist course-related software.

• Global Lounges for social events and activities.

• Prayer rooms and other faith facilities.• Green spaces outside on our

campuses.• Dedicated music practice space for all

abilities and musical interests.

We’ve invested more than £450 million across NTU’s campuses.

More about NTU

Visit ntu.ac.uk/tef to find out more.

Page name44

You’ll enjoy the highest standards of teaching during your studies. Our lecturers have extensive experience in industry, research and the professions, leading to national recognition that our teaching is of the highest quality in the UK.

Learning with the best

Top 10Building and town

and country planning; Engineering: General

Top 20Modern Languages & Linguistics ; Design &

Crafts; Physics; Fashion & Textiles; Mathematics; Philosophy; Pharmacy

& Pharmacology; Economics Accounting & Finance; Journalism,

Publishing & Public Relations

Selection of rankings from The Guardian University Guide 2021.

You’ll learn so much about the theory and the practice of your subject. You’ll also benefit from inspirational guest lecturers and speakers who’ll bring your subject to life.

Whatever course you do, you’ll find new and exciting ideas. And you’ll develop your confidence further by getting practical experience.

You are valuedOur teachers really value international students like you, for the contributions you make, and for the challenges, fresh ideas and new perspectives you bring to our courses.

ntu.ac.uk/tef

Visit ntu.ac.uk/research to explore your ideas further.

More about NTU46

Re:searchRe:imagined

If you invest your research ideas and projects with us, you'll play a big part in delivering ground-breaking research.

With 50 partner academic institutions across 40 countries, we achieve many of our breakthroughs through collaboration with other universities, industrial leaders and professional bodies worldwide.

We also command global respect for our research, with 90% being classed as world-leading, internationally excellent or internationally recognised (Research Excellence Framework 2014).

We offer PhD and MPhil opportunites in the following research areas:

• Health and Wellbeing

• Medical Technolgies and Advanced Materials

• Safety and Security of Citizens and Society

• Sustainable Futures

• Global Heritage

#ResearchReimagined

More about NTU 47

Our work creates innovative solutions to global challenges ranging from cancer to climate change.

Rethinking how individuals interact in our online world.

Transforming a regular craft into a remarkable revolution.

Feeding the growing population without further harming our fragile planet.

Creating a buzz in animal behaviour.Using future tech to protect the past.

Understanding how language and dialect play a vital role in building our sense of self, belonging and identity.

Re:boot

Re:flector Re:grow

Re:sponseRe:store

Re:cognise

48

Visit ntu.ac.uk/art for more on this subject area.

More about our Academic Schools48

School of Art & Design

City Campus

Join a community that is truly international, with staff and students working together to share knowledge, skills and culture.

We’ve been teaching art and design since 1843. Today, we’re one of the UK’s most established, well-known and respected creative universities.

ntu.ac.uk/art

More about our Academic Schools 49

“I think Nottingham is a great place to study, as the city isn’t too big or too small. You can find everything you need here. I have also learned how to push the boundaries of visual design, through trial and experimentation, and testing it on audiences. The course will definitely help me a lot in my future career.”

Ming-Shan Wang, Taiwan, MA Graphic Design

You’ll have the opportunity to participate in live projects, competitions and work placements, many with global organisations such as Apple, Paul Smith, Hallmark, John Lewis, Ted Baker, ASOS and L’Oreal.

You’ll have access to state-of-the-art facilities including:

• studios and workshops for art, design, fashion and photography;

• electronic garment and knitwear technology;

• digital textile printing and digital loom and embroidery equipment;

• CAD systems;• image and sound-editing studios.

Lydia Jackson, BA (Hons) Fashion Design

Ming-Shan

Among the top 10% of art and design

providers in the QS World University Rankings.

Excellent links with industry.

Graduate degree show for final year students to display their work to the

public.

50

Visit ntu.ac.uk/adbe for more on this subject area.

50

School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment

City Campus

Our industry-focused courses combine theory, expert insight and experience, as well as professional accreditation.

More about our Academic Schools

ntu.ac.uk/adbe

51

“NTU became my top choice when I found out that it offered so much employability support. Also, it is so diverse – there are so many international students here from different backgrounds.”

Fiorentina Poh, Malaysia, BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and Design

You’ll be learning from academics who are involved in world-leading research and connected with industry and professional bodies. You’ll have access to state-of-the-art facilities and workshops, including:

• dedicated studio spaces on our creative courses

• metal work and timber machining workshops;

• structural testing areas;• extensive laboratories in concrete,

materials, soils and hydraulics;• creative and virtual technologies

laboratory (including visualisation technologies);

• BIM, 3D modelling and rendering software.

Daniel Farnsworth, BArch (Hons) Architecture

Fiorentina

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)

East Midlands office is on campus.

Masters-level conversion courses.

Work placements and live industry projects.


52

Visit ntu.ac.uk/ares for more on this subject area.

52

School of Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences

Brackenhurst Campus

We’ve been offering specialist courses at our dedicated Brackenhurst Campus for more than 70 years. Our courses are practical and taught by our award-winning academic staff who are experts in their industry.

Our Equestrian Centre has extensive and unique facilities, including indoor and outdoor riding and research arenas, and stabling for 65 horses.


ntu.ac.uk/ares

53

We’re located in a beautiful area of the countryside and we’ve invested over £30 million in state-of-the-art facilities and resources for our students. These include laboratories, an animal unit, our equestrian centre, and a veterinary nursing centre.

Brackenhurst accommodation

Top ten in the UK for agriculture, forestry and

food in The Complete University Guide 2021.

One of the leading centres in the UK for animal and environmental sciences.

Stunning, idyllic campus.

“I absolutely love that all the lecturers love their jobs and are teaching us with passion. They are all very friendly and the amount of help I’ve received has been exceptional.”

Agne Cerniauskaite, Lithuania, MSc Endangered Species Recovery and Conservation

Agne


54

Visit ntu.ac.uk/hum for more on this subject area.

54

School of Arts and Humanities

Clifton and City Campuses

We can offer you dynamic courses, expert teaching, international opportunities and hands-on workplace training on all of our courses.

Our journalism courses are highly regarded within the profession. With our industry-standard facilities and resources on offer, our multimillion-pound journalism facility is as close to the real thing as you can get.


ntu.ac.uk/hum

55

You’ll be joining a truly diverse arts and humanities community here at NTU. You’ll also benefit from our outstanding humanities facilities, including our dedicated Centre for Broadcasting & Journalism, open-access media facilities, and innovative teaching spaces.

The Centre for Broadcasting & Journalism

We have close links to local media organisations such as Notts TV and the

Nottingham Post.

Other partners include the National Trust,

National Justice Museum and the BBC.

Work placements and live projects.

“What I love most is how challenging it is, so in terms of career development, I think it’s the best preparation for the future. Also, the staff have been more than excellent. Our lecturers are so knowledgeable that I’m just in awe of their expertise.”

Thang Nguyen, Vietnam, MA English Language Teaching

Thang


Nottingham Business School

City Campus

We’re proud to be EQUIS and AACSB accredited – international benchmarks of excellence. Ranked in the Top 20 for Accounting and Finance and for Economics in The Guardian Good University Guide 2021, we are one of only six UK business schools recognised as a PRME Champion.

Page name56

Visit ntu.ac.uk/nbs for more on this subject area.

56

Professional accreditations


ntu.ac.uk/nbs

57

Whatever course you study, we’re committed to providing you with practical experience of your subject and an international perspective. This could be through a work placement or live consultancy project, for example.

Students undertaking Thinkubator challenge

AACSB and EQUIS-accredited business school.

Accredited by the Small Business Charter for our business support,

entrepreneurship education and engagement with the local

economy.

We are recognised as an exemplar by the United Nations

Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME)

and proud to be a PRME Champion.

Dedicated approach to personalised and experiential

learning.

Over 600 connections with businesses and industry.

“I had the opportunity to complete a consultancy project in a local business to review several of their processes. I suggested improvements in both time and cost efficiencies which the business is now looking to implement.”

Paula Andrea Gomez Saldarriaga, Colombia, MBA Digital Marketing

Paula


58

Visit ntu.ac.uk/law for more on this subject area.

58

Nottingham Law School

City Campus

We have an outstanding and long-established reputation for delivering excellent, legal education. It’s been built through close relationships with the legal and other professions, our strength in legal research, and our excellent facilities.

Our award-winning Legal Advice Centre gives our students the chance to work with qualified solicitors on real-life cases with members of the public.


ntu.ac.uk/law

59

Many of our staff are experienced lawyers, and some are still in practice.

All our courses offer you fantastic opportunities. Work placements, voluntary work, an international summer school and an annual Law Recruitment Fair are just a few of these.

Nottingham Law School courtroom

We’re proud of our reputation for excellence in the delivery of training

for the Bar, and of our experienced teaching

team that delivers such training.

Our world-class facilities include a suite of

courtrooms and mooting rooms.

“The largest influencing factor that determined my decision to study here was the unique variety of third year options that distinguished NTU from other universities. I never doubted my choice to study at NTU, and I was right not to.”

Bianca Brasnoveanu, Italy LLB International Law

Bianca


60

Visit ntu.ac.uk/sat for more on this subject area.

60

School of Science and Technology

Clifton Campus

We’re one of the UK’s most pioneering science and technology schools. We teach our courses in an inspiring environment, which is innovative in its design and relevant to industry.

Professional accreditations include


ntu.ac.uk/sat

61

The practical nature of our courses – and their professional accreditation – mean that you’re hands-on from the start, learning the skills employers are looking for.

One of the best teaching and research laboratories

in the UK.

Work placements on our undergraduate and many

of our postgraduate courses.

Access to to our research-grade telescope

and observatory.

“Studying at NTU was the best thing for me as the lecturers were very helpful and provided constant support. After my thesis, my lecturer encouraged me to write a conference paper, which was then accepted by the Computing Conference for publication.”

Krsna Das Thoondee, Mauritius MSc Interactive Media Engineering

Krsna


62

Visit ntu.ac.uk/soc for more on this subject area.

62

School of Social Sciences, including Nottingham Institute of Education

City and Clifton Campuses

We’ll enable you to advance your career in an environment that fosters ambition, progress, innovation and leadership.

We have a large psychology department with over 90 academics, and some of our courses are accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS).


ntu.ac.uk/soc

63

We take pride in our high-quality courses that are intellectually stimulating and relate directly to the needs of communities, society and professional practice. You’ll be taught by enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff who draw upon established expertise, research interests and professional experience.

Courses designed with professionals, and with

public organisations.

Many of our courses are accredited, validated

or recognised by their associated professional

body.

“NTU has a prestigious reputation and offered many postgraduate courses in my area of interest. Postgraduate study has given a new dimension to my career plans. I have discovered new career opportunities where I can work and give back to society.”

Kamakshi Marwah, India MSc Applied Child Psychology

Kamakshi


Explore Nottingham

Students are attracted to Nottingham for a variety of reasons. The cost of living is very reasonable and it’s a friendly and welcoming place.

Another great feature of Nottingham is that everything’s really close. Unlike in bigger cities like London, for example, you can easily walk from NTU’s City Campus to the shops and attractions in just a few minutes. And the regular buses and trams mean you can quickly reach other parts of Nottingham too.

Visit ntu.ac.uk/nottingham to find out more.

Living here64

Nottingham’s a great city to be a student. There are over 60,000 students living here from all over the world. Over 25,000 of these are studying at NTU!

t

ntu.ac.uk/nottingham

Student residences

Railway station

Bus station

City Campus 5 mins walk to the city centre

Clifton Campus 15 mins to city centre by bus

Brackenhurst Campus 45 mins to city centre by bus

Visit ntu.ac.uk/nottingham to find out more.

Free time in the fresh air. #Nottingham

Home to sport

Whatever sport you’re interested in, as a participant or a spectator, you’ll find it here. We’re even home to world-famous sporting venues, such as the Trent Bridge cricket ground.

A breath of fresh air

Over 20% of Nottingham city is devoted to green spaces, such as public parks and gardens. You can easily go for a relaxing walk or cycle. You’ll also have easy access to beautiful green countryside – the world-famous Peak District, for example, or the iconic Wollaton Hall Park.

Shopping heaven

If you like shopping, you’ll love Nottingham! It’s a big city shopping experience in a compact city centre. From Primark and Zara, to Urban Outfitters and Dr Martens, you’ll find high street brands for every budget.

We’ve got iconic labels, too – Vivienne Westwood, Paul Smith and Diesel all have homes here, and our students love the independent vintage and charity shops in the Creative Quarter.

Living here

What a day! #trentbridge #ntuinternational

ntu.ac.uk/nottingham

Shopping #hockley #nottingham

It's snowing! #snow #showusyourNTU

#NottsContemporary

Arts and culture

Whether you’re into art galleries, music, cinema or theatre you’ll find it all in this city.

New tastes

Worried about not liking British food? No problem! There’s a great range of international food stores here in Nottingham – you can become an expert cook in no time. There are also a lot of supermarkets, restaurants, and tea and coffee shops. You’ll be surprised, ‘British’ food is a mix of food from all over the world, and it’s pretty good!

Living here

Contact [email protected] if you need any advice on your options.

Living here68

Being happy where you’re living is such an important part of your student experience. That’s why we have a fantastic choice of accommodation available for you, and it’s really important to start your research early.

Your home away from home

University or private accommodation?

We offer a huge range of both University and private accommodation to suit every budget. University accommodation starts at approximately £106 per week and goes up to approximately £174 per week. All our accommodation is high quality, modern, and meets high safety standards.

While deciding what sort of accommodation you want, you may want to consider:

• sharing an apartment or a house with other students;

• having an en-suite bathroom or shared facilities;

• the cost, and whether utility bills (such as electricity and gas) are included;

• the length of the contract (university contracts include the Christmas and Easter holidays);

Our Accommodation team is experienced in helping international students to find the right place. If you need support we’ll be happy to help.

ntu.ac.uk/accommodation

Living here 69

We can offer flexible accommodation contracts, perfect if you’re a Pre-sessional English (PEAP) student or if you’re starting a Masters course in January.

Our accommodation team works very closely with private accommodation providers in Nottingham to create more accommodation options for NTU students. Visit ntu.ac.uk/private to find out more. Many of our international students take up these opportunities.

Visit ntu.ac.uk/accommodation to start your research.

Living here70

Our accommodation books up fast; it’s really important to start looking as soon as you can and reserve as soon as our booking system opens.

Our website is a great place to start your research. You can view what’s available, find out more about the different locations and see what’s included in the cost. You’ll find a few examples on this page.

Byron residence City Campus

Sandby City Campus

College Drive Clifton Campus

Gill Street North City Campus

Peverell Clifton Campus

Brackenhurst Brackenhurst Campus

Meridian court City Campus

New Hall Clifton Campus

Bramley Cottages Brackenhurst Campus

Start house-hunting online

Living here 71

Settling in a new country involves going through many changes – environment, climate, food, and culture. It's important that you take care of your health and wellbeing and we are here to support you every step of the way.

Your health and wellbeing

As an international student, you’ll need to pay the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) as part of your visa application in order to be entitled to free healthcare through the National Health Service (NHS). Free healthcare includes:

• consulting a doctor (also known as a general practitioner or GP); and

• treatment in a hospital, including emergency treatment.

We strongly encourage you to register with a GP doctor soon after you arrive in Nottingham. You can do this online, or in person. We have medical centres on the City and Clifton campuses, and students at Brackenhurst campus register with the local medical centre in the nearby town of Southwell.

Visit ntu.ac.uk/health for more advice on students’ wellbeing at NTU.

WinnerOutstanding Support

for Students THE Awards 2020

International student support team

Visit ntu.ac.uk/entryrequirements to find out more.

How to apply72

Entry requirementsWe accept qualifications from all over the world. Visit our website for a guide on how your qualifications match our entry criteria.

We always recommend that you also check the entry requirements on the web page of the course you want to study. Some courses have additional requirements, such as a portfolio of work, or relevant experience.

English language entry requirements

If English isn’t your first language, you’ll need to show that your language skills are strong enough for intensive academic study.

You’ll need to achieve the required grade in an accepted English test like IELTS or successfully complete our Pre-sessional English course (see page 26).

You’ll find our English requirements at ntu.ac.uk/englishlanguage and a list of the English tests we accept.

How to apply 73

How to apply

Visit ntu.ac.uk/myapplication for advice.

73

If you need any support with the application process, please contact our international enquiries team – see page 74 for contact details.

Postgraduate courses (Masters – MSc, MA, MRes, LLM)

Postgraduate research (MPhil, PhD)

Foundation and pre-Masters courses

Distance learning courses

Pre-sessional English for Academic Purposes (PEAP)

Applying for a Student visa

Undergraduate courses (Bachelors – BSc, BA, LLB)Undergraduate courses awarded at Masters level (MChem, MSci, MComp, MMath, MGeog, MBiol, MEng, MArch)

Visit ntu.ac.uk/apply to apply online using the NTU Applicant Portal.

Visit ntu.ac.uk/research to download an application form.

Contact Nottingham Trent International College (NTIC) (see page 25).

Visit ntu.ac.uk/apply to apply online. Some distance learning courses require you to apply through Wiley. Please visit ntu.ac.uk/online-courses for this information.

Visit ntu.ac.uk/apply to apply online using the NTU Applicant Portal.

NTU is a highly trusted sponsor with the UK Visas and Immigration Office (UKVI). Visit ntu.ac.uk/visa for advice on making a successful application.

Apply through UCAS at ucas.com by June.If you’re only applying to NTU you can visit ntu.ac.uk/apply to apply online using the NTU Applicant Portal.

Visit ntu.ac.uk/messages to register and keep in contact.

Contact information74

Keeping in contact with usThere are lots of ways for you to get in touch with us and find out more about studying at NTU.

Contact your NTU country representative

Our team advises and helps students from all regions of the world – visit ntu.ac.uk/mycountry to contact yours.

We also work closely with a network of education counsellors and representatives who can advise you, particularly on your visa application. Visit ntu.ac.uk/representatives to find them.

Sign up to receive messages

Go to ntu.ac.uk/messages to register your contact details.

A member of our international team will contact you to discuss your study options, and we'll keep in touch with regular news and updates.

Email us

If you have any questions about studying here, email our highly experienced enquiries team [email protected] and we’ll be happy to advise.

Contact information 75

ntu.ac.uk/entryrequirements

75

Visit ntu.ac.uk/social to see NTU social media, including country specific groups.

Get a call from an international student

We often ask our current international students to call applicants. It’s a great opportunity for you to ask more detailed questions, so remember to add your telephone number to your application.

Chat with students and staff

Visit ntu.ac.uk/chat to chat online; a great way to find out more.

Follow NTU

• Join live Q&A sessions with current students and staff.

• Post your questions.• Meet offer holders from your

country.• Get the latest news.• Make friends and become part of

the NTU community.

#nottingham #nottinghamtrentuniversity

Page name76

Visit ntu.ac.uk/international to find out more.

Global Week #ntuglobalweek

Roof top garden #showusyourNTU

Café culture #afternoontea #showusyourNTU

Playing a tune #ntumusic

#ntuinternational

What a great match! #ntusport #ntuvolleyball

Arriving at Nottingham train station! #ntuinternational #nottingham

Relaxing #ntugloballounge #ntuinternational

Clifton Campus #Sunshine

#NottinghamTrentUni

ntu.ac.uk/international

Contact us

Find us

Tel: +44 (0)115 848 8175Email: [email protected]

ntu.ac.uk/international

International Development OfficeNottingham Trent University50 Shakespeare StreetNottinghamNG1 4BU

This information can be made available in alternative formats.

Please note that whilst the University has taken all reasonable steps to ensure the accuracy of the content within this brochure at the time of printing, the University reserves the right to remove, vary or amend the content of the brochure at any time. For avoidance of doubt, the information provided within the content of this brochure is for guidance purposes.

© Nottingham Trent University and may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form in whole or in part without the prior written consent of Nottingham Trent University.

8064/06/21

London

Birmingham

Manchester

EdinburghGlasgow

NOTTINGHAM

nottingham trent university guide for international students

Documents