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Trent was always my top choice for university. I've met so many of my closest friends through societies and clubs and the opportunities to try so many new things is incredible. The staff, safety and facilities really make it feel like home and make it bittersweet to leave for holidays.
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Trent was always my top choice for university. I've met so many of my closest friends through societies and clubs and the opportunities to try so many new things is incredible. The staff, safety and facilities really make it feel like home and make it bittersweet to leave for holidays.
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- Entry Requirements
64-112 UCAS Points
Average range for Nottingham Trent University (NTU) entry requirements. Varies depending on the course.
Nottingham Trent University (NTU) Reputation
Nottingham Trent University is one of the UK's most popular universities, with over 41,000 students studying across its three campuses and partner institutions. It has recently been named The Times and The Sunday Times Modern University of the Year 2023.
Their combination of quality courses and facilities, award-winning student support and buzzing student community, provides a student experience that's hard to match. With over 200 undergraduate courses to choose from you’ll find a course to suit your interests and ambitions.
Some key facts and figures about NTU:
- 84% of NTU students would recommend studying there (National Student Survey 2022).
- NTU is one of the UK’s most popular universities, ranking 3rd for the number of students accepting offers to study here (2022 UCAS UG acceptance data).
- NTU was awarded Gold in the 2023 Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) assessment
- Every single NTU undergraduate course includes work-like experience — whether that’s a placement, professional project or volunteering opportunity.
- NTU has been named a Top 10 University for Work Experience in the RateMyPlacement Awards 2023 and a top-10 ranking for the number of year-long placements offered – NTU is one of the UK’s most employment-focused universities (HESA 2021/22) — great news for your future prospects.
- NTU has invested over £450 million in their tools, technology and facilities over the past 15 years — meaning you’ll be building up your skills and workplace confidence by using the same equipment and spaces as the pros.
NTU Open Days
2025 entry undergraduate open days
If you’re interested in applying to join NTU in September 2025, they are holding undergraduate open days on:
Saturday 26 April 2025
Saturday 28 June 2025
Discounted travel offers are available to all NTU undergraduate open day visitors – whether you’re travelling by car, coach, rail, or tram. Find out more.
Explore our facilities, including our teaching spaces, library, and sports and leisure facilities through a student-led tour. You can also view our student accommodation and meet our support staff. Campus tours are available at our City Campus, Clifton Campus and Brackenhurst Campus. Site tours are also available at NTU in Mansfield. Find out about upcoming tours and reserve your place.
You can also take a virtual tour and explore NTU from the comfort of your home.
Graduate Outcomes
NTU is one of the UK’s leading universities when it comes to securing excellent outcomes for its graduates. They have a top-10 ranking for the number of year-long placements offered – NTU is one of the UK’s most employment-focused universities (Latest HESA data 2021/22).
They’ve also been named a Top 10 University for Work Experience in the RateMyPlacement Awards 2023. This ranking demonstrates their commitment to providing exceptional opportunities for students to gain practical skills and valuable experience in their chosen fields. Find out more about how NTU can boost your career prospects.
NTU offers personal advice and a strong focus on employability will get you ready to develop your career. They even support you after your studies for up to three years and offer you a paid internship opportunity if you’re not in employment or further study 12 months after graduating. This is a Graduate Promise like no other!
Facilities and campuses
NTU has got campuses across Nottinghamshire and a site in London, each uniquely developed to the needs of their student community. From the vibrant City Campus in the bustling heart of Nottingham to the idyllic countryside estate of Brackenhurst, NTU has a number of University sites across Nottingham and further afield.
What is Nottingham like?
Nottingham is one of the most popular student destinations, with over 60,000 students choosing to make the city their home. It’s not hard to see why – Nottingham combines its history with a generous helping of shopping, culture, music, nightlife and sports. There is even beautiful countryside right on your doorstep.
Nottingham is a big place, but the city centre is surprisingly compact, with everything you need within a few minutes’ walk. There’s an eclectic mix of old and new buildings, a sleek and modern market square, and a handy tram system – with a stop right outside NTU’s City Campus.
At night, Nottingham really comes alive. There are pubs, bars and restaurants to suit every taste and budget. Dance the night away in student favourite Ocean, or check out Rock City if rock and indie is more your thing. The city has received a Purple Flag accreditation – the sign of a safe, enjoyable and diverse night out – for nine years in a row!
Student Life
Nottingham Trent Students’ Union is run by students, for students. There are over 120 societies to join, and getting involved is the perfect way to meet like-minded people or throw yourself into something completely new. They’ll also be on hand to help you settle into life at NTU.
Wherever you’re based, you’ll see that each of NTU’s campuses has its own community feel, with everything you need right on site to get the most out of your student experience, from study spaces and world-class facilities to places to unwind with your friends.
You’ll also have the exciting student city of Nottingham to explore, and all the opportunities and possibilities studying at NTU offers.
Your home away from home
With accommodation to suit all budgets and preferences, you’re sure to find your home from home at NTU. Halls of residence are specifically designed for student living with a wide choice of rooms, in a safe, secure and supportive environment.
There are many options available on or close to the university campuses and the city centre, from NTU-owned and our partner provider - UPP, including halls of residence and university shared houses. There’s also a great range of privately owned accommodation in Nottingham too: from halls of residence to student apartments and shared housing with private providers that NTU recommend. Book a NTU Open Day to view our accommodation.
Accommodation guarantee (T&Cs apply)
NTU guarantees accommodation (T&C apply) in Nottingham for first-year undergraduate students joining us in 2025. There are many options available on or close to the university campuses and the city centre, from NTU-owned and our partner provider - UPP, including halls of residence and university shared houses. There’s also a great range of privately owned accommodation in Nottingham too: from halls of residence to student apartments and shared housing with private providers that we recommend.Book an NTU Open Day to view our accommodation.
Degree Apprenticeships at NTU
Degree Apprenticeships offer an alternative route to a degree and a rewarding career within your chosen industry. An apprenticeship combines on-the-job training with academic learning. It leads to a nationally recognised qualification and provides you with the opportunity to acquire the relevant knowledge, skills and behaviours to be fully competent and confident in your chosen area of work.
NTU offer a variety of Degree Apprenticeships, ranging from level 3 (equivalent to two A level qualifications), through to level 6 (equal to a bachelor’s degree) and level 7 (equivalent to a masters qualification).
The Degree Apprenticeships NTU offer span several different sectors and industries, including;
- Business and administration
- Childcare and education
- Construction
- Digital
- Health and science
- Social care
Q&A
We're delighted you are interested in studying Software Engineering MSc! The industry-focused nature of this course will ensure that you stand out from the crowd when it comes to job applications and pursuing your future career. Please see the course page for further information on how you are taught.
Hi, thank you for your query regarding the Masters in Business Administration.
At Nottingham Business School, we’re focused on your employability from the start of your degree. We provide you with a learning experience that integrates theory and practice.
Graduates from this course have gone onto roles within the public, private and third sector, undertaking positions such as:
Head of Procurement Project Manager Managing Director Finance DirectorIf you have further queries about the types of roles and opportunities you can contact our Employability Team as they offer guidance and support. We also have an online chat with staff and students fuction where you can ask course specific questions to our academics and students.
I hope this helps. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us via our Ask NTU Form or by calling +44 (0)115 848 4200.
Thank you for your interest in studying at Nottingham Trent University.
We are pleased to hear you are interested in the MSc Marketing and Brand Management.
The entry requirements are:
This programme is open to graduates from any discipline and does not require marketing study to be completed at undergraduate level.
One year course
You will need an undergraduate degree equivalent to a UK undergraduate honours degree (2.2 or above) containing some evidence of quantitative ability. All applicants will be required to demonstrate a commitment to the subject they wish to study and should demonstrate how their chosen programme of study will benefit them in their future career. One academic reference is required.Two years with placement
You will need an undergraduate degree equivalent to a UK undergraduate honours degree (2.1 or above) containing some evidence of quantitative ability. All applicants will be required to demonstrate a commitment to the subject they wish to study and should demonstrate how their chosen programme of study will benefit them in their future career. One academic reference is required.
If you’re considering submitting an application for this course, but you have more than three years of relevant work experience, why not consider applying for our Master of Business Administration (MBA) course? Find out more about our MBA here.
Graduates from our postgraduate marketing courses have gone onto roles within the public, private and third sector, undertaking positions such as:
Marketing and Business Development Manager Marketing Manager Brand Manager Account Executive Product Manager
Employability Team
We have a dedicated Employability Team who not only help you during your time with us but also following graduation, they’ll continue to support you by providing a number of services that will help kick-start your career.
Our Employability Team offer a wide range of support from one-to-one appointments with our specially trained consultants, to arranging recruitment fairs and skill building workshops.
I would highly encourage taking a look at online course profile where you’ll find lots of helpful information, including:
· Full course specification
· What you’ll study
· How you’ll be taught
· Careers and employability
· Facilities
· How to apply
· Fees and funding
Applications for this course should be submitted via the Applicant Portal, however if you are unsure how to do this, please follow our How to apply guide.
We will be running several postgraduate events including an online virtual open event where you will have chance to ask questions and get more information on these courses. Use the link to check the dates and reserve your place.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us via our Ask NTU Form or by calling +44 (0)115 848 4200.
Thank you for your query about the MA Fashion Communications course at NTU!
MA Fashion Communications provides the essential conduit between fashion organisations and their consumers, stakeholders, and the wider fashion environment. This subject area combines visual, audio and written media to communicate the creative essence of the fashion industry.
You’ll have the opportunity to undertake self-negotiated placements or internships, learn entrepreneurship skills through NTU Enterprise - our centre for entrepreneurship and enterprise and attend events held by industry experts and organisations.
This course will prepare you for senior management roles across the fashion industry, in areas such as:
- fashion communication
- digital and social media management
- marketing
- advertising
- fashion consultancy
- trend prediction
- styling
- visual merchandising management
- art direction
- public relations
- fashion journalism
The skills and knowledge you'll learn through this course will be transferable to roles within other industries.
What are we looking for?
- 2.2 honours degree.
- Applicants with non-standard entry qualifications and / or relevant work experience will be considered on an individual basis.
Other requirements:
You are asked to use your Personal Statement to illustrate your knowledge and perspective on an aspect of the fashion industry.
This should be related to the course and could include product development, supply chain, marketing, forecasting, consumer behaviour or the financial aspects of fashion as well as many other topics.
I would highly encourage taking a look at online course profile where you’ll find lots of helpful information, including:
· Full course specification
· What you’ll study
· How you’ll be taught
· Careers and employability
· Facilities
· How to apply
· Fees and funding
Applications for this course should be submitted via the Applicant Portal, however if you are unsure how to do this, please follow our How to apply guide.
We will be running several postgraduate events in the spring including an online virtual open event where you will have chance to ask questions and get more information on these courses. Use the link to check the dates and reserve your place.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us via our Ask NTU Form or by calling +44 (0)115 848 4200.
Thank you for your question and we apologise for the delay in response. It's great to hear you are interested in the MSc Biotechnology SW course.
This exciting biotechnology postgraduate degree is designed to give you the theoretical and practical skills needed for a career in Biotechnology within companies and research organisations.
Biotechnology is a key international growth area and this course is driven by the latest commercial and research advances in the field. Students have the opportunity to learn from experienced academic researchers with the possibility of undertaking a research project in industry.
This course is ideal if you:
- are a recently qualified undergraduate and are looking for the professional skills needed to obtain a job in a Biotechnology company
- are working in an organisation and want a masters-level qualification to give you a competitive edge
- require the skills and experience needed to study for a research degree
- are an international student who would like to study abroad
- would like a course delivered by experienced research academics, with the possibility of completing a research project in industry
- want to use cutting-edge facilities to develop your own learning and research.
I would highly encourage taking a look at online course profile where you’ll find lots of helpful information, including:
· Full course specification
· What you’ll study
· How you’ll be taught
· Careers and employability
· Facilities
· How to apply
· Fees and funding
Applications for this course should be submitted via the Applicant Portal, however if you are unsure how to do this, please follow our How to apply guide.
I hope this helps. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us via our Ask NTU Form or by calling +44 (0)115 848 4200.
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I love studying here they have given me a broader idea on what I can do with my life and the social side is amazing.
very good here, staff are all friendly and helpful
Very good uni in the heart of the city
Everything amazing. Staff are friendly and helpful
good uni courses need further consideration and refinement. additionally needs more consideration with students with disabilities and how to mark their work fairly.
The clubs and society’s are amazing and there is so many to chose from. All the library’s are so good.
It is a very nice place, but I didn't really take advantage of the opportunities it gave me. A lot of things did seem to go on all throughout the year though.
Very good campus in a great location, short walk to Victoria centre and various other places
good good good good satisfactory
good student union, would prefer more evening deals
Decent experience. Would recommend to others
its alright depending on the distance between where you stay but overall its good
All of the social areas are bright and inspiring, with lots of societies to join and plenty of clubs to visit. However, the wifi in almost all of the NTU campus areas is very slow and does not seem to work well.
NTU city campus is in an excellent location and the study spaces are pretty good
Not much in or around campus. Standard facilities
I like everything UPP is offering for us students.
good library and campus, which makes it good for students
My experience of studying at Nottingham Trent University has been overwhelmingly positive, and there isn't much to say that is negative about the University.
NTU has a great campus and lots of clubs and societies.
Campus is of high quality with plenty of facilities for studying and socialising.
Campus is good with solid facilities and a wide range whilst having nature throughout for a more natural atmosphere
Nothing much to complain so far it’s my first year here though
Seriously misjudged great uni to go to would highly recommend
The campus is a decent place to socialise and learn new things
I enjoy living here at Peverell and taking the number 4 or 1 bus into city for my lectures. I can’t wait to stay at Peverell again next academic year.
I loved living in a big flat, as it meant out of the big group, you are bound to find your people. For me I made a really close group with six people, if I was in a smaller flat then who knows if I’d get on with all six, but this worked really well for me. It’s super social and a great location, in my opinion it’s the best option for a reasonable price and great social life! I love my time at Sandby
Personally there is not a lot of activities held by the SU that i feel like i can get involved in
I have enjoyed my time at NTU so much, I couldn’t imagine spending my three uni years anywhere else. Everything from accommodation to student facilities and the general student life has been so good; can’t wait for my next two years in Nottingham.
Nice campus. Good for career support. Lots of events hosted by SU
everything is good, I can’t say much about social events because i don’t attend them
Good university, cool people and the level is epic
Very happy I picked NTU. Great facilities and great people
I feel like there needs to be a wider range of activities and everyone from other campus feels left out since everything is mainly in the city
pretty good not much to complain about
Amazing community, the location is great.
Clifton Campus is really nice and provides me with everything I need to unlock my potential.
Good labs and teachers and decent content
Campus is very social in a good location, I would recommend the uni due to the location. The WiFi is great in uni and outside of campus
Only part I really am unhappy with at university is living in student halls. Living in a flat with 10 people is way too much and people stay up drunk and screaming until around 4 am so I barely get any sleep this effecting my studies and causing me to miss lectures and classes.
No issues with the uni, really enjoying it, lots of fun trips etc
I have really enjoyed my time at Nottingham and the students union always advertises events
I just wish we had better sports facilities to train and enjoy for leisure purposes in the city instead of Clifton.
Top experience in Nottingham. Overall nothing to worry about
good university close to everything
Very helpful In giving information about future careers that you might be interested in.
Amazing university with lots to so in events.
We're so glad to hear you're enjoying the vibrant campus life! Our team works hard to make sure there's always something exciting happening!
It is nice. Loving the experience
best campus in town, the point has cheap pints
i quite enjoy the campus and the student union
Not had an encounter either the SU therefore my rating may be incorrect, campus is lovely and well organised and there are many societies
We're glad to hear you're enjoying the campus and the wide range of societies available. If you ever get the chance, we’d love for you to connect with the Students' Union — they offer a lot of support and opportunities to get involved.
Decent su and there’s a spar.lost of sports facilities.
It was decent but could be better
Avoid Trinity Square – Terrible Value for Money From September to Christmas, nonstop construction noise made it impossible to rest—drilling started early every morning, which was extremely stressful for students. The lifts are unreliable. One’s been out of order for over a month, and the other is painfully slow. Management says it might be fixed by May, which is unacceptable. Maintenance is poor—one resident’s shower was broken for a whole month with no proper response. The place is also dirty and poorly maintained, with neglected common areas and an outdated feel. I’m paying £181/week for an en-suite, while my friend pays £160/week at Study Inn which includes: • Study spaces • Gym, sauna, steam room • Games area • Big kitchens with personal fridges • Free regular cleaning of rooms, bathrooms, and kitchens included in the price, no extra charges. Trinity Square offers none of this. Don’t waste your money book somewhere better.
Had nothing but fun at NTU. Will never regret choosing NTU
Trent was always my top choice for university. I've met so many of my closest friends through societies and clubs and the opportunities to try so many new things is incredible. The staff, safety and facilities really make it feel like home and make it bittersweet to leave for holidays.
We're so happy to hear that Trent has felt like home for you! It’s wonderful that you've made lasting friendships and embraced all the opportunities through societies and clubs. Knowing that the staff, facilities, and supportive environment have made such a positive impact. We hope the holidays are restful, and we can’t wait to welcome you back soon
I did my undergraduate course here years ago, now finishing my Master's after I had to pause it many years ago. NTU has been perfect with regards to student union support (I've been a course rep and used opportunities given to me in that regard), courses (I've learned many new skills, such as leadership and interviewing people) and the friends I've made (fellow mature students and the Taylor Swift society have been amazing!) Couldn't have asked for a better university experience. My brother has done his undergraduate and Master's here, too, and is applying to do his PhD. NTU rocks!
Campus is attractive and contains an on campus shop, cafeteria, coffee shop and pub, very handy and good services. With 24hr library and good gym. WiFi can be difficult to connect to sometimes but generally works in lectures.
The campus is very big with a lot of modern buildings, the library is very helpful for different groups of people
Great campus with lots of sites and facilities. Great variety of societies and good careers support too if necessary.
It's great to know our careers support has been helpful — we're always here to support you in making the most of your time at Trent
There could be more societies based in clifton
Well run and inclusive, wide range of opportunities
my kettle was broken and I got a new one the next day!!
Great university! Absolutely love my time there!
Lovely facilities, lovely staff and support for everything.
Choosing to study Law at Nottingham Trent University has genuinely been one of the best decisions I’ve made. From academic opportunities to student life, NTU offers a well-rounded experience that’s helped me grow both professionally and personally. I’m currently in my placement year as part of the sandwich LLB (Hons) course, and the practical experience has been invaluable. I’ve worked in a legal clinic, taken part in mooting, and secured a placement at a high street law firm where I’ve had the chance to rotate through different departments. It’s given me real insight into the legal world and confirmed my ambition to become a solicitor. But what really makes NTU stand out is the overall student experience. The support here is excellent—from approachable lecturers to career advisors who genuinely want to help. I’ve always felt encouraged and supported, especially as someone who came from a comprehensive school and is the first in their family to study law.
Very good and clean accomodation for first years looking to live on campus. Close to the point, soar and the bus stops and uber drop off zone. 24/7 reception and security leaves you feeling safe and secure. A bit pricy however as actual room sizes are quite small, however the kitchen and living area is big.
We're really pleased to hear you’ve had a positive experience with the on-campus accommodation — especially that the cleanliness, location, and 24/7 reception and security have helped you feel safe and supported. We understand your thoughts on pricing and room size, and we’re always looking for ways to improve the experience for our students.
Clifton Campus has a mixture of modern and older buildings. The library, pavilion, sports facilities and student union are all quite modern. The accessibility is something Clifton has taken into consideration and implemented well. The only negative is the lack of parking, Monday 7am - Friday 4pm student’s/ members of the public are not permitted to part in the main car park, thus making us difficult for people to visit any other time than the weekend.
Really good University. You can get a lot of help and staff is always friendly. Library is great and a lot of nice events in Clubs and discounts in some stores. I like the NTU quite a lot
Campus location is quite good and varies a lot depending on your course but overall it’s pretty good. Career and employability help is available and is quite helpful, the societies are also nice and a good variety is present.
It's great to know our careers and employability support has been useful, and that you’ve had a positive experience with the variety of societies on offer.
I love socials with swimming I have found life long friends outside of my flat group, The different social groups are so fun and I often swap and change societies every other week to experience new things such as snow sports and cocktail making!
Good campus but far from city .
There’s always events happening in the SU and many different ways to find new hobbies and meet new friends.
NTU is very supportive. From careers services to their wellbeing services, down to the student mentors and tutors. You will feel so supported at NTU. The societies are amazing!
We're so pleased to hear that you’ve felt supported throughout your time at NTU! It’s fantastic to know our careers, wellbeing, and mentoring services have made a difference, and that you’ve had a great experience with our societies too.
Had no problems throughout my stay
The facilities are great and gives a great deal of opportunity and the WiFi runs extremely smoothly
Best university till now as it giving us alot of opportunities for connecting with people and students
It's okay overall can be improved
Made a few friends. Lectures are not as interactive and its difficult to make friends in lectures. The campus is kind of pretty and its also not as spread out so theres less walking
I had a good experience, the sky is blue.
Everything worked perfectly fine for me whilst staying there.
Clifton campus has very good facilities that are easily accessible and open for good times of the day
Very nice dynamic on campus. Our Student Union on Clifton does lack in comparison to the City.
Very good facilities with a spar on site. Loads of societies and activities.
Again, the university has everything you need and gives a nice community feel to the students despite it being in the middle of the city.
Much better than I thought it'd be.
Good location, within walking distance to the university, tram stop and city centre. Facilities are alright but lacking social gathering or get together spaces. Improvement can be made to incorporate social areas. Internet speed is good.
It’s great to hear you’re enjoying the location and finding the internet reliable — being close to the university, tram stop, and city centre is definitely a plus!
Good socials that happen often
Everything has been great but maybe not having much around is kind of difficult for people who don’t drive
All of them are 5* and I am very happy to be part of them and the university.
Im at 1st year graphic designer, and for the amount that i paid to be here, seems reasonable comparing to how much resources i am given, however it still feels like i have to pay a little bit more to showcase my projects in higher quality. Especially printing your process and final outcomes, however its optional. Tutors usually prefer analog work on process book, but digital is fine as well. They are friendly and want to make sure you engage and feel comfortable within the studies, and I really appreciate the amount of feedback/help I was given and others to get better on our task. Loads of events and guest talks to motivate me and technical help is also great. The new building which I reside called "DADA" has loads of rooms to study in and computers for digital work. Also providing amazing views of the city.
Couldn’t recommend NTU more, there’s something for everyone here, the level of support is so appreciated, There is always someone to talk to whether that’s someone at the SU or staff on campus, the opportunity’s Trent has given is amazing such as work experience and new friends!
It’s great to know you’ve made meaningful connections and gained valuable experiences
its okay nothing too much, you have to do everything yourself and find information yourself
Great facilities for studying however the gym in the city is far too small
all very good not much to complain about
Couldnt be happier with the university facilities! No problems there. Lots of help all around and great study areas.
As an international student studying International Business at Nottingham Business School, my experience has been positive. From day one, I felt welcomed and supported by both the staff and other students. It’s such a diverse and friendly environment, which made it easy to connect with people and settle in quickly. The course is engaging and focused on real-world learning. We cover topics that are happening in global business right now, and there’s a big emphasis on practical skills too. The lecturers are approachable and passionate about what they teach, which makes classes more enjoyable and interactive. The City Campus is such a great place to study. It’s modern, well-designed and easy to navigate. I appreciate how everything is in one place—from lecture halls to cafés to study spaces- making day-to-day life more convenient. The library is also well-equipped and a great space to focus.
Great university for all students
facilities are good but expensive, the union i don’t really know much about and the internet is good but breaks down sometimes
We're glad to hear you’re happy with the facilities and internet overall, though we understand occasional issues can be frustrating. If you ever get the chance, we’d definitely encourage you to check out the Students’ Union — there’s a lot on offer, from support to events and opportunities to get involved.
It was a good experience, but there could have been more freshers events
Services provided by NTU have been fantastic and has really made me enjoy my time at NTU