Explore Nottingham Trent University

In the city of Nottingham, there is lots for you to explore in this central England town. Make Nottingham Trent University your new home, adventure awaits.

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What Nottingham Trent University Offers

Post-Graduation Work Permit, Co-Op or Internship ,Accommodations Available, Conditional Offer Letter

Know Your Community

• 690 courses to choose from
• University of the Year 2019 (Guardian University Award)
• Gold Teaching Excellence Framework
  
  

Know Your Campus

• 23 international scholarships available
• 110 societies
• 16 accommodation choices
  
  

Campus Fun Facts

• 300 restaurants and bars
• 2-Hour train ride to London
• Broadway Cinema is where Pulp Fiction was debuted
  
  

School Overview

Before students set foot in Nottingham Trent University, through to the moment they become an NTU graduate and start their first job, the university is making sure nothing holds students back from achieving remarkable things. It starts from the beginning with the universities outreach into local schools, encouraging 30,000 students each year to dream big and achieve academic success. They help students stay motivated and on track using their student dashboard. They also provide gold-standard teaching, and through their links with industries they create opportunities for volunteering, studying abroad, and work experience with every course.

Programs

• Areas of Study
• Accounting, Finance, and Economics
• Animal, Equine, and Wildlife
• Architecture and Civil Engineering
• Art and Design
• Business, Management, and Marketing
• Computing, Engineering, Maths, and Other Technologies
• English, History, and Philosophy
• Geography, Horticulture, and Environment
• Languages and Linguistics
• Law, Criminology, and Justice
• Media, Journalism, and Communication
• Politics and International Studies
• Property, Construction, and Surveying
• Psychology, Sociology, Health and Social Care
• Sciences
• Teacher Training, Education and Childhood and Youth Studies
  
  

Fees

Undergraduate
£14,500

Postgraduate
£14,100 – £18,500

Research (MPhil/PhD)
£14,500

Language Requirements

Required IELTS scores
IELTS (Academic): 6.5 overall (no individual band less than 5.5)

Broadcasting & Journalism: IELTS
(Academic): 7.0 overall (min. 6.0 in reading and writing and 5.5 in speaking and listening)

Scholarships and Bursaries

Undergraduate Scholarships for International Students

Scholarships of £2,000 per year of study are are available to you as an international undergraduate student. All successful international applications will be considered for the International Undergraduate Full Fee Scholarship. Full list of international scholarships can be found at the link below: https://www.ntu.ac.uk/international/ scholarships-and-fees scholarships