Nottingham Trent University (NTU) is one of the largest universities in the UK in terms of campus area. It is a public university famous for its strong focus on practical education and industry connections.

The university holds records as the sixth-largest university in the UK. Situated in the heart of Nottingham City. With its six spacious campuses spread across the city, the University hosts 40,000 students per year. Providing guaranteed accommodation to students who have enrolled in one of the programmes offered.  The institution also expanded its newest campus in the city of London.

The courses offered at NTU are divided into eight academic schools, each with unique characteristics and facilities tailored for relevant study areas. The campus is filled with a lively student community and over 200 undergraduate courses to choose from, the students at NTU experience a university life like no other. Moreover, the university also offers

Academic guidance and support provided by Nottingham Trent University gained numerous national and international awards. Most noticeably achieved University of the Year five times in six years and recently students voted NTU as the best university in the UK by Uni Compare 2025. Also ranking 1st in the UK for employability, NTU has retained its position as the UK's most employment-focused university.

Every year the university also offers multiple discounts and scholarship schemes to help students financially. Combining academic excellence with engaging multicultural campus life and numerous options for practical skill development, the student life offered at NTU is unique in its own way.

Nottingham Trent University believes in "Inspiring our learners to be ambitious, and to succeed in their chosen industry." The university main moto is to provide progressive, successful, and high-quality education, ensuring that learners develop ideal values, embrace sustainability, establish a global connection, create opportunity, enrich society and empower people to become industry-ready or academically prepared for further study.

Thus adapting NTU's behaviour and commitment to providing a supportive and inclusive learning environment.

The origin of Nottingham Trent University dates back to the establishment of Nottingham Government School and College in 1843. Later in 1865, the school curriculum was transferred to the Waverley Building, expanding its cultural, economic and political growth throughout the following years.

The institution saw a major upgrade in 1881, through the establishment of the University College of Nottingham and started its academic support from Arkwright Building. The college expanded quickly, incorporating various subject areas and departments.

Such as engineering, classics, education, economics, history, philosophy, french, geology, classics, pharmacy etc. Nottingham Government School of Design was introduced as an extension to their study options in 1934 (now known as the College of Art).

During the time of world war, the college building was heavily damaged. The council along with hefty donations from local entrepreneur Jesse Boot renovated the college and announced its intention to become a university. The institution that we now know was named Nottingham and District Technical College in 1945.

After 4 more years, the Nottingham Farm Institute was incorporated to offer farmers agricultural work mix with scientific skills. Within the time span from the year 1949 to 1988, the institution achieved some major overhauls, incorporating new courses and introduced new buildings for new departments.

And finally in 1992, with the accreditation from the Further and Higher Education Act, it achieved university status and became what we know as Nottingham Trent University.

Today, the university has become a known name among thousands of alumni members and young students who consider the university a world-class institution offering high-quality education and research opportunities on multiple platforms.

Nottingham Trent University (NTU) is accredited by several prestigious organizations, ensuring that its programs meet high standards of quality and excellence

1. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
2. Association of International Accountants (AIA)
3. Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International)
4. BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT
5. Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia (BQSM)
6. British Psychological Society (BPS)
7. Broadcast Journalism Training Council (BJTC)
8. Chartered Association of Building Engineers (CABE)
9. Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT)
10. Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB)
11. Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM)
12. Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)
13. Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)
14. Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD)
15. Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA)
16. Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (CICES)
17. Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT)
18. Chartered Management Institute (CMI)
19. Chartered Society of Designers (CSD)
20. Department for  Education (DfE)
21. EFMD Quality Improvement System
22. EPAS (EFMD Programme Accreditation System)
23. Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS)
24. Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)
25. Institute of Food Science and Technology (IFST)
26. Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE)
27. Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA)
28. Institute of Physics (IOP)
29. Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)
30. Institution of Engineering Designers (IED)
31. Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES)
32. Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE)
33. National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ)
34. National Youth Agency (NYA)
35. Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS)
36. Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
37. Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
38. Royal Society of Biology (RSB)
39. Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

Nottingham Trent University provides all the necessary campus facilities and maintains standards similar to those of other top universities in the UK. In addition, the University has multiple campuses in different locations in Nottingham City. Some unique Campus facilities include:

1. Dedicated Courtrooms
2. Business School Space
3. Business Lab
4. Boots Library
5. Newsroom
6. Centre for Broadcasting & Journalism
7. Digital IP-based radio suites.
8. Creative Spaces
9. 3D Printing Studio
10. 3D, Laser Cutting and Digital Printing Section
11. Animal Care Unit
12. Bonington Art Shop
13. Architectural Technology Facilities
14. Bioscience Facilities
15. Biomedical Engineering facilities
16. Brackenhurst Library
17. Civil Engineering Facilities
18. Concrete Lab
19. Construction and Quantity Surveying facilities
20. Creative Digital Architecture and Construction Lab
21. Crime Scene Training Facility
22. Digital Media Hub
23. Environmental Chamber
24. Fashion, Textiles, and Knitwear Design Facilities
25. Geotechnics / Soils Lab
26. Graphic Design and Illustration Facilities
27. Home Farm
28. Imaging and Displays Research Facility
29. Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Facility
30. Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Centre (ISTeC)
31. John van Geest Cancer Research Centre
32. Laboratories
33. Link Lounge
34. Mansfield Library
35. Metal Workshop
36. Model-making Studio
37. Natural Sciences Research Facility
38. Postgraduate Centre
39. Outdoor classroom
40. Print Shop City Campus
41. Product Design Facilities
42. Prototyping Workshops
43. Psychology Laboratories
44. Structural Testing Labs
45. Teaching and Learning Centre
46. Tech Studio and Electronics Lab
47. Trent Astronomical Observatory
48. Sports membership
49. Tennis courts
50. Swimming Pool
51. Sports Centre
52. Refractory
53. Restaurants
54. Cafe etc.

Over 400 courses are offered by Nottingham Trent University. They are:

Foundation Courses:

1. Aerospace Engineering
2. Agriculture
3. Agriculture (with Placement Year)
4. Animal Biology
5. Animal Biology (with Placement Year)
6. Artisan Food Production
7. Biomedical Engineering
8. Chemistry
9. Computer Science and Mathematics
10. Ecology and Conservation
11. Ecology and Conservation (with Placement Year)
12. Electronic and Electrical Engineering
13. Environmental Science
14. Environmental Science (with Placement Year)
15. Equine Sports Science
16. Equine Sports Science (with Placement Year)
17. Event Production
18. Film Production Technology
19. Financial Mathematics
20. Forensic Science
21. Geography
22. Geography (with Placement Year)
23. Graphics and Digital Design
24. Mathematics
25. Mechanical Engineering
26. Music Performance
27. Music Production
28. Physics
29. Physics and Mathematics
30. Sound Engineering & Audio Production
31. Sport Engineering
32. Sport Science and Mathematics
33. Television Production Technology
34. Veterinary Nursing
35. Visual Effects Production Technology
36. Wildlife Conservation
37. Wildlife Conservation (with a Placement Year)
38. Zoo Biology
39. Zoo Biology (with Placement Year)
40. Zoology
41. Zoology (with Placement Year)

Undergraduate Courses:

1. Accounting and Finance
2. Accounting and Finance (with a Placement Year)
3. Aerospace Engineering
4. Aerospace Engineering (4 Years)
5. Aerospace Engineering (with a Placement Year)
6. Aerospace Engineering (with a Placement Year) (5 Years)
7. Aerospace Engineering (with Foundation Year)
8. Agriculture
9. Agriculture (with a Placement Year)
10. Agriculture (with Foundation and Placement Year)
11. Agriculture (with Foundation Year)
12. Animal Biology
13. Animal Biology (with a Placement Year)
14. Animal Biology (with Foundation and Placement Year)
15. Animal Biology (with Foundation Year)
16. Animation
17. Architectural Technology (with a Placement Year)
18. Architecture (ARB/RIBA Part 1)
19. Artisan Food Production
20. Artisan Food Production (with a Placement Year)
21. Biochemistry
22. Biochemistry (with a Placement Year)
23. Biological Sciences
24. Biological Sciences (with a Placement Year)
25. Biomedical Engineering
26. Biomedical Engineering (4 Years)
27. Biomedical Engineering (with a Placement Year)
28. Biomedical Engineering (with a Placement Year) (5 Years)
29. Biomedical Engineering (with Foundation Year)
30. Biomedical Science
31. Biomedical Science (with a Placement Year)
32. Broadcast Journalism
33. Building Surveying
34. Building Surveying (with a Placement Year)
35. Business
36. Business (with a Placement Year)
37. Business Law
38. Business Management (Accelerated)
39. Business Management and Accounting and Finance
40. Business Management and Economics
41. Business Management and Economics (with a Placement Year)
42. Business Management and Entrepreneurship
43. Business Management and Entrepreneurship (with a Placement Year)
44. Business Management and Human Resources
45. Business Management and Human Resources (with a Placement Year)
46. Business Management and Marketing
47. Business Management and Marketing (with a Placement Year)
48. Chemistry
49. Chemistry (4 Years)
50. Chemistry (with a Placement Year)
51. Chemistry (with Foundation Year)
52. Chemistry with Secondary Education (QTS)
53. Childhood and Psychology
54. Childhood and Society
55. Childhood: Health and Wellbeing
56. Civil Engineering
57. Civil Engineering (3 Years)
58. Civil Engineering (with a Placement Year)
59. Civil Engineering (with a Placement Year) (4 Years)
60. Civil Engineering Design and Construction
61. Civil Engineering Design and Construction (with a Placement Year)
62. Communications and English
63. Communications and History
64. Communications and Linguistics
65. Communications and Philosophy
66. Computer Science
67. Computer Science (4 Years)
68. Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence)
69. Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) (with a Placement Year)
70. Computer Science (Games Technology)
71. Computer Science (Games Technology) (with a Placement Year)
72. Computer Science (with a Placement Year)
73. Computer Science (with a Placement Year) (5 Years)
74. Computer Science and Mathematics
75. Computer Science and Mathematics (with a Placement Year)
76. Computer Science and Mathematics (with Foundation Year)
77. Computing
78. Computing (with a Placement Year)
79. Computing with Secondary Education (QTS)
80. Construction Management
81. Construction Management (with a Placement Year)
82. Content Creation
83. Costume Design and Construction
84. Costume Design and Construction (with a Placement Year)
85. Creative Direction and Curation for Fashion
86. Creative Direction and Curation for Fashion (with a Placement Year)
87. Creative Writing
88. Criminology
89. Cyber Security
90. Cyber Security (with a Placement Year)
91. Data Science
92. Data Science (with a Placement Year)
93. Design for Film and Television
94. Design for Film and Television (with a Placement Year)
95. Design for Theatre and Live Performance
96. Design for Theatre and Live Performance (with a Placement Year)
97. Early Childhood Studies
98. Early Childhood Studies (with a Placement Year)
99. Ecology and Conservation
100. Ecology and Conservation (with a Industry Year)
101. Ecology and Conservation (with Foundation and Placement Year)
102. Ecology and Conservation (with Foundation Year)
103. Economics
104. Economics (with a Placement Year)
105. Economics with Business
106. Economics with Business (with a Placement Year)
107. Economics with International Finance and Banking
108. Economics with International Finance and Banking (with a Placement Year)
109. Education Studies
110. Education Studies and Psychology
111. Electronic and Electrical Engineering
112. Electronic and Electrical Engineering (4 Years)
113. Electronic and Electrical Engineering (with a Placement Year)
114. Electronic and Electrical Engineering (with a Placement Year) (5 Years)
115. Electronic and Electrical Engineering (with Foundation Year)
116. English
117. English and Film & TV
118. English and History
119. English and Media
120. English and Philosophy
121. English Language and Linguistics
122. English Language and Linguistics (with Placement Year)
123. English with Secondary Education (QTS)
124. Environmental Science
125. Environmental Science (with a Placement Year)
126. Environmental Science (with Foundation and Placement Year)
127. Environmental Science (with Foundation Year)
128. Equine Sports Science
129. Equine Sports Science (with a Placement Year)
130. Equine Sports Science (with Foundation and Placement Year)
131. Equine Sports Science (with Foundation Year)
132. Esports Production
133. Event Management
134. Event Production
135. Fashion Communication and Promotion
136. Fashion Communication and Promotion (with Placement Year)
137. Fashion Design
138. Fashion Design (with Placement Year)
139. Fashion Knitwear Design and Knitted Textiles
140. Fashion Knitwear Design and Knitted Textiles (with a Placement Year)
141. Fashion Management
142. Fashion Management (with a Placement Year)
143. Fashion Marketing and Branding
144. Fashion Marketing and Branding (with Placement Year)
145. Fashion Photography
146. Fashion Photography (with Placement Year)
147. Film & TV and History
148. Film & TV and Philosophy
149. Film Technology
150. Film Technology (with Placement Year)
151. Filmmaking
152. Filmmaking (with Placement Year)
153. Financial Mathematics
154. Financial Mathematics (with a Placement Year)
155. Financial Mathematics (with Foundation Year)
156. Fine Art
157. Fine Art (with Placement Year)
158. Forensic Science
159. Forensic Science (4 Years)
160. Forensic Science (with a Placement Year)
161. Forensic Science (with a Placement Year) (5 Years)
162. Forensic Science (with Foundation Year)
163. Furniture and Product Design
164. Furniture and Product Design (with a Placement Year)
165. Games Art
166. Games Art (with Placement Year)
167. Geography
168. Geography (with a Placement Year)
169. Geography (with Foundation and Placement Year)
170. Geography (with Foundation Year)
171. Graphic Design
172. Graphic Design (with Placement Year)
173. Health and Social Care
174. History
175. History and Linguistics
176. History and Philosophy
177. History with International Relations
178. History with Politics
179. Horticulture (Final Year Top-Up)
180. Illustration
181. Illustration (with Placement Year)
182. Interior Architecture and Design
183. Interior Architecture and Design (with a Placement Year)
184. International Business
185. International Business (with French)
186. International Business (with Spanish)
187. International Business Management (Top Up)
188. International Fashion Business (one year top-up)
189. International Law
190. International Relations
191. International Relations (with a Placement Year)
192. Journalism
193. Law (Distance Learning) (3 Years)
194. Law (Distance Learning) (4 Years)
195. Law (Distance Learning) (5 Years)
196. Law (Full-time)
197. Law (Sandwich)
198. Law Senior Status
199. Law with Business
200. Law with Criminology
201. Law with Psychology
202. Linguistics and Media
203. Linguistics and Philosophy
204. Marketing
205. Marketing (with a Placement Year)
206. Mathematics
207. Mathematics (4 Years)
208. Mathematics (with a Placement Year)
209. Mathematics (with a Placement Year) (5 Years)
210. Mathematics (with Foundation Year)
211. Mathematics with Secondary Education (QTS)
212. Mathematics with Statistics
213. Mathematics with Statistics (with a Placement Year)
214. Mathematics with Statistics (with Foundation Year)
215. Mechanical Engineering
216. Mechanical Engineering (4 Years)
217. Mechanical Engineering (with a Placement Year)
218. Mechanical Engineering (with a Placement Year) (5 Years)
219. Mechanical Engineering (with Foundation Year)
220. Media and Film & TV
221. Media and Philosophy
222. Media Communications and Culture
223. Media Production
224. Medical Physics
225. Medical Physics (with Placement Year)
226. Medicinal Chemistry
227. Medicinal Chemistry (with a Placement Year)
228. Microbiology
229. Microbiology (with a Placement Year) (5 Years)
230. Motion Graphics
231. Motion Graphics (with Placement Year)
232. Music Business (3 Years)
233. Music Performance
234. Music Production
235. Nursing (Adult) - Clifton Campus
236. Nursing (Adult) - Mansfield
237. Nursing (Learning Disabilities)
238. Nursing (Mental Health) - Clifton Campus
239. Nursing (Mental Health) - Mansfield
240. Paramedic Science
241. Pharmacology
242. Pharmacology (with a Placement Year)
243. Photography
244. Photography (with Placement Year)
245. Physics
246. Physics (with a Placement Year)
247. Physics (with Foundation Year)
248. Physics and Mathematics
249. Physics and Mathematics (with a Placement Year)
250. Physics and Mathematics (with Foundation Year)
251. Physics with Astrophysics
252. Physics with Astrophysics (with a Placement Year)
253. Physics with Nuclear Technology
254. Physics with Nuclear Technology (with a Placement Year)
255. Physics with Secondary Education (QTS)
256. Politics
257. Politics (with a Placement Year)
258. Politics and International Relations
259. Politics and International Relations (with a Placement Year)
260. Primary Education (QTS)
261. Product Design
262. Product Design (with Placement Year)
263. Professional Policing
264. Professional Policing (with a Placement Year)
265. Property Development and Planning
266. Property Development and Planning (with a Placement Year)
267. Property Finance and Investment
268. Property Finance and Investment (with a Placement Year)
269. Psychology
270. Psychology (Educational and Developmental Psychology)
271. Psychology (Educational and Developmental Psychology) (with a Placement Year)
272. Psychology (Forensic Psychology)
273. Psychology (Forensic Psychology) (with a Placement Year)
274. Psychology (Mental Health)
275. Psychology (Mental Health) (with a Placement Year)
276. Psychology (with Placement Year)
277. Psychology with Counselling
278. Psychology with Counselling (with a Placement Year)
279. Psychology with Criminology
280. Psychology with Criminology (with a Placement Year)
281. Psychology with Sociology
282. Psychology with Sociology (with a Placement Year)
283. Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management
284. Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management (with a Placement Year)
285. Real Estate
286. Real Estate (with a Placement Year)
287. Social Work
288. Sociology
289. Sociology (with a Placement Year)
290. Sociology and Criminology
291. Software Engineering
292. Software Engineering (with a Placement Year)
293. Sound Engineering & Audio Production
294. Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion
295. Sport and Exercise Science
296. Sport and Exercise Science (with a Placement Year)
297. Sport Engineering
298. Sport Engineering (4 Years)
299. Sport Engineering (with a Placement Year)
300. Sport Engineering (with a Placement Year) (5 Years)
301. Sport Engineering (with Foundation Year)
302. Sport Science and Coaching
303. Sport Science and Coaching (with a Placement Year)
304. Sport Science and Management
305. Sport Science and Management (with a Placement Year)
306. Sport Science and Mathematics
307. Sport Science and Mathematics (with a Placement Year)
308. Sport Science and Mathematics (with Foundation Year)
309. Sport Science, Health and Nutrition
310. Sport Science, Health and Nutrition (with a Placement Year)
311. Television Production
312. Television Production (with a Placement Year)
313. Textile Design
314. Textile Design (with a Placement Year)
315. Veterinary Nursing Science (Final Year Top-Up)
316. Virtual Production
317. Visual Effects Art
318. Visual Effects Art (with a Placement Year)
319. Visual Effects Technical Direction
320. Visual Effects Technical Direction (with a Placement Year)
321. Wildlife Conservation
322. Wildlife Conservation (with a Placement Year)
323. Wildlife Conservation (with Foundation and Placement Year)
324. Wildlife Conservation (with Foundation Year)
325. Youth Justice
326. Zoo Biology
327. Zoo Biology (with a Placement Year)
328. Zoo Biology (with Foundation and Placement Year)
329. Zoo Biology (with Foundation Year)
330. Zoology
331. Zoology (with a Placement Year)
332. Zoology (with Foundation and Placement Year)
333. Zoology (with Foundation Year)

Postgraduate Courses:

1. Advanced Materials Chemistry
2. Advertising and Marketing Communications
3. Advertising and Marketing Communications (with Placement Year)
4. Analytical Chemistry
5. Animation
6. Applied Child Psychology
7. Applied Ecology and Geospatial Techniques
8. Architecture (ARB/RIBA Part 2)
9. Artificial Intelligence
10. Artificial Intelligence (with Placement Year)
11. Barristers Training (7 Months)
12. Barristers Training Course
13. Biodiversity Conservation
14. Biodiversity Conservation (1 Year)
15. Biology (Secondary)
16. Biomedical Science
17. Biomedical Science (with Placement Year)
18. Biomedical Science by Flexible Learning
19. Biotechnology
20. Biotechnology (1 Year)
21. Biotechnology (with Placement Year)
22. Broadcast Journalism
23. Broadcast Journalism (1 Year)
24. Building Surveying
25. Business Education (Secondary)
26. Business Transformation
27. Cancer Biology
28. Cell Biology
29. Chemistry
30. Chemistry (Secondary)
31. Chemistry / Chemistry (Professional Practice)
32. Chemistry / Chemistry (Professional Practice) (with Placement Year)
33. Civil Engineering
34. Cloud and Enterprise Computing
35. Cloud and Enterprise Computing (with Placement Year)
36. Computer Science
37. Computer Science (with Placement Year)
38. Construction Management
39. Corporate Law
40. Creative Writing
41. Criminology
42. Cyber Security
43. Cyber Security (with Placement Year)
44. Cyberpsychology
45. Data Science
46. Data Science (with Placement Year)
47. Design: Products and Furniture
48. Design: Products and Technology
49. Digital Architecture and Construction
50. Digital Finance and Data Analytics
51. Digital Marketing
52. Digital Marketing (with Placement Year)
53. Economics
54. Economics (with Placement Year)
55. Economics, Banking and Finance
56. Education
57. Electronic Communications Engineering
58. Electronic Communications Engineering (with Placement Year)
59. Engineering Management
60. Engineering Management (with Placement Year)
61. English Literary Research
62. Equine Performance, Health and Welfare
63. Equine Performance, Health and Welfare (1 Year)
64. Event Management
65. Exercise Physiology
66. Fashion
67. Fashion and Creative Pattern Cutting
68. Fashion Communications
69. Fashion Knitwear
70. Fashion Marketing
71. Filmmaking
72. Finance
73. Finance (with Placement Year)
74. Finance and Accounting
75. Finance and Accounting (with Placement Year)
76. Finance and Investment Banking
77. Finance and Investment Banking (with Placement Year)
78. Fine Art
79. FinTech and Financial Markets
80. Forensic Mental Health
81. Forensic Psychology
82. Forensic Science
83. Further Education and Skills
84. Global Media and Communications
85. Graphic Communication
86. Health Law
87. History
88. Human Resource Management
89. Human Resource Management (with Placement Year)
90. Human Rights
91. Illustration
92. Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship
93. Interior Architecture and Design
94. International Business (Dual Award)
95. International Business (Single Award)
96. International Commercial Law
97. International Energy Law
98. International Environmental Law
99. International Fashion Management
100. International Law Enforcement
101. International Legal Studies (Distance Learning)
102. International Relations
103. International Relations and Security
104. Journalism
105. Law
106. Law and Legal Practice - Barristers Training Course
107. Law and Legal Practice: SQE 1 Preparation Course
108. Laws
109. Linguistics (by Research)
110. Luxury Fashion Brand Management
111. Magazine Journalism
112. Management
113. Management (Business Analytics)
114. Management (Sustainable Leadership)
115. Management (with Placement Year)
116. Management and Business Analytics (with Placement Year)
117. Management and Global Supply Chain Management
118. Management and Global Supply Chain Management (with Placement Year)
119. Management and International Business
120. Management and International Business (with Placement Year)
121. Marketing
122. Marketing (with Placement Year)
123. Marketing and Brand Management
124. Marketing and Brand Management (with Placement Year)
125. Marketing and Data Analytics
126. Marketing and Data Analytics (with Placement Year)
127. Mathematical Sciences
128. Mathematics (Secondary)
129. MBA
130. MBA (Global Executive)
131. MBA (with Placement Year)
132. Medical Engineering
133. Medical Engineering (with Placement Year)
134. Medical Imaging
135. Molecular Biology
136. Molecular Cell Biology
137. Molecular Cell Biology (with Placement Year)
138. Molecular Microbiology
139. Molecular Microbiology (1 Year)
140. Molecular Microbiology (with Placement Year)
141. Music Business
142. Music Production
143. Neuropharmacology
144. Neuropharmacology (with Placement Year)
145. Nursing (Adult)
146. Nursing (Learning Disabilities)
147. Nursing (Mental Health)
148. Occupational Psychology
149. Paramedic Science
150. Pharmaceutical Analysis
151. Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Science
152. Pharmacology
153. Pharmacology (1 Year)
154. Pharmacology (with Placement Year)
155. Philosophy (by Research)
156. Photography
157. Physics
158. Physics (1 Year)
159. Politics and Public Policy
160. Post-Compulsory (Education and Training)
161. Primary Education
162. Project Management
163. Project Management (Construction)
164. Project Management (with Placement Year)
165. Property Development and Planning
166. Psychological Research Methods
167. Psychological Research Methods (1 Year)
168. Psychological Wellbeing and Mental Health
169. Psychology
170. Psychology (1 Year)
171. Public Health
172. Public Policy
173. Quantity Surveying
174. Real Estate
175. Secondary Computer Science with ICT
176. Secondary Education (Design and Technology)
177. Secondary English
178. Secondary Music
179. Secondary Physics
180. Smart Agriculture
181. Social Work
182. Sociology
183. Software Engineering
184. Software Engineering (with Placement Year)
185. Sound Engineering & Audio Production (Confetti London)
186. Sport and Exercise Psychology
187. Sports Journalism
188. Sports Law
189. SQE 1 Preparation Course
190. Structural Engineering with Management
191. Structural Engineering with Materials
192. Sustainable Engineering: Energy
193. Sustainable Engineering : Energy (with Placement Year)
194. Technology Law
195. TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)
196. Textiles
197. Virtual Production
198. Youth Work Leadership and Practice

Research Courses:

1. Architecture, Design and the Built Environment
2. Education
3. Forensic Psychology
4. Law
5. Social Practice

Pre-Sessional Courses:

1. English (10 weeks)
2. English (6 weeks)

Northumbria University is divided into several schools and departments, each providing a large number of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Here are some of the main divisions and departments:

1. Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences
2. Arts and Humanities
3. Architecture, Design and the Built Environment
4. Nottingham Law School
5. Nottingham Business School
6. Nottingham School of Art & Design
7. Science and Technology
8. Social Sciences
9. Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies
10. Specialist Confetti Campus in London & Mansfield, UK

Nottingham Trent University (NTU) offers a diverse faculty, consisting of over 3,000 academic and professional staff members. This includes professors, lecturers, researchers, and support staff across various departments. Some of the popular figure are listed below.

1. Sir John Peace (Chancellor)
2. Edward Peck (Vice Chancellor)
3. Neil Gaulden (Chairman)
4. S Denton. Chief Operating Officer and Registrar
5. Professor E Peck. Vice-Chancellor
6. Yeong, Aquila - Senior Lecturer
7. Hu, Sheng - Senior Lecturer
8. Wang, Yan - Associate Professor
9. Chen, Gwen - Senior Lecturer
10. Wang, Jing - Senior Lecturer
11. Mudd, Tammy - Principal Lecturer
12. Newham, Tom - Senior Lecturer
13. Fan, Jingwen - Senior Lecturer
14. Parry, Rebecca - Professor
15. Ackrill, Robert - Professor Emeritus
16. Al-Habaibeh, Amin - Professor
17. Allin, Simone - Senior Lecturer
18. Arm, Richard - Senior Research Fellow
19. McLaughlin, Susan - Senior Lecturer

Nottingham Trent University offers exceptional student life that extends far beyond just classrooms and books. Here are some of the features that students can engage to enrich their university experience.

Opportunity to work:

Students will be able to work temporarily or part-time during the term of their study. Enabling them to gain new skills and develop work experience in real-time scenarios.

Students can get help such as job placements, CV preparation, workshops on interview sessions etc through the university employability department. Linking you directly with trusted employers working in partnership with the institution.

Convenient travels:

With the availability of well-connected public transport and developed roads all over the UK. You as a student, could travel to various parts of the country, visit other major cities, explore the beautiful natural parks and experience the rich British, Scottish and Welsh culture at affordable prices.

All the major public transport such as Trams, Busses and National Coaches offer student discounts for students to travel at discounted rates.

Participate in social events:

The city of Nottingham is a student-oriented city with tons of cultural engagement. Students can explore theatres, music venues, art galleries, and museums.

The city also hosts festivals, markets, and cultural events throughout the year, providing multiple ways to experience local culture and entertainment.

Join student clubs or societies:

NTU has over 160 societies and sports clubs, each with its own speciality and taste. If you like outdoor sports you could easily join the sports club and engage with others with similar interests.

This keeps you engaged and quickly develops your skills in that sector. On the other hand, if you are interested into drama, dance or music, you could certainly join cultural clubs associated with these sectors.

Experience student union:

Every year, the student union at NTU organises various kinds of events and activities for students and faculty members. This includes movie nights, quizzes, bonfire nights, Christmas celebrations, themed parties, site tours, day long tour, charity fundraising etc.

You as a s student will be able to participate in many other events and gatherings to boost your social activities, keeping you mentally active and healthy.

Relax and recharge:

There are plenty of places inside the campus and its surrounding areas to relax and refresh, both physically and mentally.

From cosy cafes, pubs or bars and green spaces such as parks, open fields, nature walks, student lounges and gaming rooms, students can find spots to get relief from extra stress and familiarise themselves with others.

1. Female- 55%
2. Male- 45%
3. UK Students- 72%
4. EU Students- 4%
5. International Students- 24%
6. Full-time Students- 88%
7. Part-time Students- 12%
8. Postgraduate Students - 19%
9. Undergraduate Students - 81%
10. First-year- 40%
11. Other years- 60%

Students studying at Nottingham Trent University can use various options to travel within Nottingham City and its surrounding places.

1. There is a tram network that links multiple locations within the city and spans over 32km of track making up Nottingham’s’ tram network, including stops near NTU's City and Clifton campuses. Tram is the most convenient way to travel between places inside the city of Nottingham.
2. Bus service is the most common form of travel option for Nottingham residents. Bus routes are intricate and cover most roads in Nottingham. It is maintained by Nottingham City Transport and runs the award-winning Uni 4 Bus Service. Students studying at Nottingham Trent University can get an Academic Bus Pass to travel at a discount when using the bus as a means of travel.
3. Cycling to travel within the city and university campus can be your choice if you like to travel solo, burn extra cardio and explore different corners of Nottingham, inaccessible by other means. Like other big cities, Nottingham has dedicated cycle lanes on most major roads.
4. Walking is another effective way as there are numerous walking routes that can help you discover local markets, landmarks and heritage sites in Nottingham. There are several parks and riverside walks which are a small walking distance from Nottingham Trent University for convenience of your travel and keeping you mentally and physically healthy.
5. NTU operates a car-sharing scheme to help students reduce travel costs and CO2 emissions. Students can find others travelling the same route and share the journey together.

There a three main types of accommodation available for students studying at Nottingham University.

Option number one is Student Halls of Residence maintained by the university authority. These halls are located inside the campus area and include all the necessary amenities such as room heating, shared kitchen, attached or shared toilets, shared study area, common spaces etc including utility bills for high-speed internet, electricity and water supplies. Price starting from:

1. Standard Ensuite Rooms: Approximately £150 to £200 per week
2. Premium Ensuite Rooms: Around £200 to £250 per week
3. Shared Rooms: Typically £125 to £220 per week, including bills and internet

Secondly, you can look for university-shared houses that are allocated to NTU university students. They are located all over the Nottingham city. The cost of university-shared houses at Nottingham Trent University can vary depending on the location, facilities, and contract length, which typically costs between £130 to £220 per week

The third option is to consider staying in private accommodation. You as a student of NTU can choose to live in privately-owned accommodation close to the campuses. These housings maintain a standard layout by NTU and weekly rent can cost between £169 to £250 including all utility bills and internet. Some also has parking spots which you could also get access to for a small fee.

All the residence described above has full-time 24/7 CCTV surveillance, wheelchair access, and necessary furniture for students. You are required to swipe a security card to enter (some accommodations have also implemented fingerprint and facial recognition as an extra security measure to keep their students safe)

1. Football
2. Cricket
3. Ice Hockey
4. Rugby
5. Baseball
6. Skating and Ice Skating
7. Boxing
8. Golf
9. Tennis
10. Archery
11. Swimming
12. Watersports
13. Atheletics
14. Gymnastics

Business Partners

1. Association of Higher Education Professionals (UK)
2. British Small Animal Veterinary Association (UK)
3. Malaysian Anti-corruption Commission (Malaysia)
4. NHS England (UK)
5. Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (UK)
6. School of Artisan Food (UK)

Educational Partners

1. Access Creative College (UK)
2. Beijing Language and Culture University (China)
3. Communication University of China (China)
4. Groupe ESC Clermont (France)
5. Hong Kong Design Institute (Hong Kong)
6. Kedge Business School (France)
7. Lviv Polytechnic University (Ukraine)
8. National Sun Yat-Sen University (Taiwan)
9. Nottingham College (UK)
10. Universitario de Lisboa Education (Portugal)
11. University of Brescia (Italy)
12. University of Economics in Bratislava (Slovakia)
13. University of Valencia (Spain)
14. VN-UK Institute for Research and Executive, University of Danang (Vietnam)

Strategic Partnerships

1. Nottingham Civic Exchange
2. Universities for Nottingham

Nottingham Trent University offers a wide range of research opportunities that help numerous researchers to conduct studies on their desired projects. There are multiple research centres spanning across all academic campuses. Here are some of the research topics offered at Nottingham.

1. Allied Health Professions, Dentistry, Nursing and Pharmacy
2. Architecture, Built Environment and Planning
3. Art and Design: History, Practice and Theory
4. Business and Management Studies
5. Communication, Cultural and Media Studies, Library and Information Management
6. English Language and Literature
7. General Engineering
8. Education
9. Computer Science and Informatics
10. Geography, Environmental Studies and Archaeology
11. Modern Languages and Linguistics
12. Law
13. Politics and International Studies
14. History
15. Psychology, Psychiatry and Neuroscience
16. Sport and Exercise Sciences, Leisure and Tourism
17. Social Work and Social Policys

Tuition fees for International students at Nottingham Trent University for 2025 entry are as follows:

Bachelor programme yearly fees:

1. Courses fees in the Nottingham School of Art & Design and Nottingham Business School: starting from £18,250 per year
2. All other subjects: starting from £17,500 per annum

Masters programme yearly fees:

1. Fashion Management, Marketing and Communication: £17,850 to £19,900 yearly
2. Architecture, Design and the Built Environment Masters: £17,850 yearly
3. Arts and Humanities Masters: £17,850 to £18,050 per annum
4. Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences Masters:  £17,850 yearly
5. Business Masters: £20,650 to £21,400
6. Education Masters:   £17,850
7. Law Masters:  £17,850
8. Science and Technology Masters: £4,950 to £20,250
9. Social Sciences Masters: £17,850 to £19,900

Scholarship Options:

1. NTU International Scholarships up to 50% off your tuition fees (minimum 2000 British Sterling)
2. NLS Professional Courses Scholarships worth up to half the value of your tuition fee
3. Sport scholarships
4. Safety and Sustainability PhD Studentships
5. Fully funded PhD studentships
6. Health Innovation PhD Studentships
7. Digital, Technology and Creative PhD Studentships
8. Postgraduate Masters scholarships
9. Samee Mozumder Memorial Scholarship a total value of up to £10,000, to be divided between one or more successful scholarship applicants and paid over three full-time academic study years

Nottingham Trent University has a diverse and accomplished alumni community. Most noticeably:

1. Richard Bacon – British broadcaster
2. Matt Berry – Actor, writer and comedian
3. Liz Blackman – British Labour Party politician
4. Christopher Blanchett – BBC presenter and weather forecaster
5. Hazel Blears – Labour Party MP for Salford (1997-2015), former Cabinet Minister and Chair of the Labour Party
6. Ana Boulter – Actress, TV Presenter
7. John Bowley – British architect and engineer
8. Lawrence Bright – British architect.
9. Nicholas Buckland – English competitive ice dancer
10. Katie Byres – British track and field athlete
11. Lynda Clark – author and creator of interactive fiction
12. Penny Coomes – English competitive ice dancer
13. George Cooper – English professional footballer
14. Crista Cullen MBE – Olympic gold medal-winning English field hockey player
15. George Daniels – Watchmaker
16. Varun Dhawan – Bollywood actor
17. Sam Fell - Oscar and BAFTA-nominated director of animated films, including Flushed Away.
18. Nick Freeman – solicitor
19. Chris Harrison – British photographer
20. Dave Lewis – CEO of Tesco PLC
21. Joyce Mbui – Kenyan lawyer
22. Bob Mackenzie – British businessman
23. Patricia Noxolo – British geographer who is a professor at the University of Birmingham and many others.

Trusted Alumni Support:

Get access to a wide network of NTU alumni who would be able to provide guidance, mentorship, and job opportunities after you graduate.

NTU Enterprise:

A dedicated centre for entrepreneurship that supports students in starting their own businesses, offering resources, mentorship, and funding opportunities.

Seasonal Job Fairs:

Attending regular job fairs on campus, allowing students to meet and network with potential employers from various industry-leading companies.

Events to grow networks:

There are multiple events organized by the Employability team to connect students with industry professionals and alumni.Giving students a head start on their career run.

Professional Placements:

Opportunities for students to undertake year-long professional placements, gaining valuable industry experience.

Internships and Live Briefs:

Short internships and collaborative projects with over 2,000 industry partners, providing hands-on experience and networking opportunities.

Global Employers:

NTU has strong connections with global employers who attend job fairs and recruitment events on campus.

Local Employers:

Close ties with local businesses and organizations, providing students with opportunities to work and gain experience in the Nottingham area.

Career Coaching:

Personalized career coaching sessions to help students explore career options, develop career plans, and enhance job search skills.

Workshops:

Regular workshops on CV writing, interview skills, job applications, and LinkedIn profile optimization.

Nottingham Trent University achieved numerous national and internation awards, reflecting its high standard of faculty and academic services.

1. Winner of the Outstanding Sustainability Leadership Team of the Year (Green Gown Awards 2024)
2. Named University of the Year (Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2023)
3. Awarded Gold for teaching in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 2023 assessment
4. 2nd most sustainable university in the world in the 2023 UI GreenMetric World University Rankings
5. highest national honour for cultural heritage science research - Queen's Anniversary Prize

Nottingham Trent University's ranking has seen an increase over the past few years. The university is quite popular and is considered one of the industry-standard public universities.

1. 1st in the UK for Employability as voted for by students (Uni Compare 2025)
2. Best university in the UK as voted for by students (Uni Compare 2025)
3. Ranked 45th in the UK (Complete University Guide 2025)
4. Ranked 49th in the UK (Guardian University Guide 2025)
5. Ranked Modern University of the Year (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025)
6. Ranked 52nd in the UK for Research Quality (Complete University Guide 2025)
7. Ranked 592nd globally (QS World University Rankings 2025)
8. Ranked 36th in the UK for Accounting & Finance (Complete University Guide 2025)
9. Ranked 3rd in the UK (People & Planet University Ranking 2024)
10. Ranked 5th globally (UI Green Metric 2024)
11. Ranked 1st in the UK for employability (HESA Graduate Outcomes 2021)

Nottingham Trent University (NTU) is located in Nottingham, a medium-sized city situated in Nottinghamshire, East Midlands, UK. The main City Campus is situated at 50 Shakespeare Street, right in the heart of the city, making it easily accessible by public transport and close to various amenities.

The City Campus is just beside the city centre, a lively place full of shopping malls, restaurants, cultural attractions, and flashy nightlife. The city of Nottingham is also famously known for its rich history and diverse landscape, including landmarks like Nottingham Castle and the historic Lace Market district.

For students seeking a more organic environment, NTU's Clifton Campus is located about four miles south of the city centre. This campus offers a beautiful setting with large green fields, sports &  outdoor gaming options.

Additionally, NTU has a Brackenhurst Campus that is built on a 500-acre countryside estate property, perfect for students who are interested in animal, rural, and environmental studies. There is a charming market town of Southwell, located close to the campus, popular for its pubs, restaurants, and shops.

If you prefer the lively city or the attraction of the countryside, NTU with its multiple campus locations, offers diverse surroundings to explore and enjoy the modern life in England.