Nottingham Trent University

Guide for
International
Students
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Contents
Welcome Living in Nottingham
A great place to study 4 Explore Nottingham 42
Your future career 6 Accommodation46
What our students say 8 Student living costs 50

Advice and support More about NTU

International Office Regional 10 Campuses52
Teams Facilities and resources 54
Advice for parents and family 12 Learning with the best 57
Support services, health, and 14 Academic Schools 60
wellbeing
Entry requirements 68
Find your course
Course list 16
How to apply 69

January start courses 26 Keeping in contact 70

Distance learning 30
University preparation courses  32
(Foundation and Pre-Masters)
Pre-sessional English (PEAP) 34

Scholarships and other

money matters
International Scholarships 36
Tuition fees and making  40
payments

#NTUInternational
Welcome to

Nottingham Trent
University (NTU)

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

Arkwright Building, City Campus

Welcome 3

At NTU you’ll be part of a

truly international community,
with students and staff
from over 160 countries.
Nottingham is a welcoming
and diverse student city, and
we know you’ll make friends
for life here.

We’ve designed this guide so that you

can easily find the information and
advice you need to research your study
plans on the web. You’ll find information
about:

• International Office regional teams

• Advice for your parents and family
• Course list
Students in the roof top garden, Boots library.
• Scholarships and money matters
• Campuses and Academic Schools
• How to apply

If you need advice we're always happy

to help.

International Office Team

We hope you’ll find a course

that’s just right for you. We look
forward to welcoming you to the
University soon.

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

4

A great place You’ll be living in a

popular, affordable,
to study and diverse UK city.

Recently added

Top 5
Thinking green? Taking
sustainability seriously?
So are we.
(2021 UI GreenMetric World University Rankings)

Re-imagined classics

Winner
International Whatuni
Award 2022

Because we think you’ll like

QS 2021
A sign of quality teaching, facilities,
and employability prospects.

10:00 / 60:00
 5

Discover NTU

“NTU has broadened my opportunities and given me so

many lessons and experiences that I’ll have for life.”
Aneurin Lau, Hong Kong
BA (Hons) Marketing

Top 10
for number of year-long
work placements
HESA 2019/20

Over £450m
invested in our campuses
in the last 15 years.

Relax and socialise

in our award-winning
Global Lounges.
6 Welcome
Your future
career
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.
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.
You can also get advice on working
in the UK after you graduate.
Visit ntu.ac.uk/job-ready to find out more.
Every NTU course has
opportunities to gain
work-like, 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.
Welcome 7

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.

Shraddha on her work placement.

 8 Welcome
What our students say
“I’ve had a lot of support from
NTU. Getting in touch with the
International Office gave me enough
advice and guidance during the
application process, and my travel
to Nottingham. Thereafter, the
Employability team assisted me
with my work placement search,
writing a good CV, helping with
interview preparation and meetings
with employability advisors. The
library and academic English
team was always available when I
had difficulties with my academic
writing and research for my essays
and reports.
Scan to read Chukwuka's full interview
I would advise future students
to come with the willingness to
embrace the opportunities that
appear. Also, an open mind to
try new things, explore and learn
from all the experiences.
I have really enjoyed my time in
Nottingham as it is a very diverse
city demographically. I found it
easy to go around the city as there
is a very efficient public transport
system available. I’ve travelled
around UK a bit to enjoy the
beautiful sights and I fell in love
with the countryside especially
waking up next to Alpacas when
I went ‘glamping’! I’m currently
planning to extend my travels
to Europe this year as I enjoy
travelling and exploring different
cultures.”
“NTU in 3 words? Amazing.
Exciting. Expeditious.”
Chukwuka Oguchi, Nigeria
MSc Project Management
 Welcome
“I love that all the theory we learn
is strengthened by practical work.
That makes memorising much
easier and gives wider context to
the topic. Thanks to my course, I
have visited many beautiful and
protected areas in the Midlands,
such as Sherwood Forest and
Attenborough Reserve. The content
Scan to read Katarina's full interview
9
of this course is quite wide which
is good as it enables students to
find their place, especially if you
go for a year-long work placement,
and then choose a more
specialised master’s degree.
For me, the work placement
year was a turning point in my
career as I have finally found
out what exactly my interests
are. The Employability Team
showed extraordinary interest in
each student’s satisfaction, they
provided constant support and
were enthusiastic to keep up to
date with my tasks and progress
while on work placement.
It’s important to get advice and
find out as much as you can –
I spoke to NTU students who
encouraged me to study here and
showed me by example that NTU
really is a home away from home.”
“NTU in 3 words? Inclusive.
Vibrant. Respectable.”
Katarina Miler, Croatia
BSc (Hons) Biological Sciences
(Environmental Biology)
10 Advice and support

International Office
Regional Teams
Our friendly, specialist regional teams and country advisors offer
advice to future international students, and their families – we
also have members of staff based in Vietnam, China, and India.

Would you like to discuss your study

plans? Just visit our website or scan
to meet your regional team. You could
request a one-to-one online counselling
session, sign up to keep in touch with
the team or visit them when they are
next in a city near you. We work very closely with
a worldwide network of
Education Counsellors who
can give advice on any aspect
Scan to arrange a of studying at NTU. Visit
one-to-one session with ntu.ac.uk/representatives
your NTU Country Advisor.
to find one near you.

Visit ntu.ac.uk/international-office
Advice and support 11

Africa Americas Central Asia

ntu.ac.uk/africa ntu.ac.uk/americas ntu.ac.uk/central-asia

East Asia Middle East Europe

(including China) and North Africa ntu.ac.uk/europe
ntu.ac.uk/east-asia ntu.ac.uk/mena

South Asia South-East Asia Students from

ntu.ac.uk/south-asia ntu.ac.uk/se-asia partner universities
ntu.ac.uk/global
Scan to find specialist NTU advice
for students from your country.
12 Advice and support

Advice for parents and family

If your son or daughter is considering studying with us, we
are here to offer you advice and information to support them
through that life-changing decision.

Our specialist Country Advisors in We are also so very fortunate to have a

the International Office can give you,
and your son or daughter, advice on
any aspect of studying at NTU, so that
you'll feel able to fully support them
with their study plans.
Another option would be to speak to
one of our NTU Education Counsellors.
These are external agencies based all
over the world, with whom we have
a very good relationship. They can
give your family helpful advice on the
application process, and they are best
placed to advise on visa applications in
your country (see page 10).
dedicated International Student Support
team available here at the University.
They can help with any problems and
offer truly excellent services, including
visa application advice (Student visa,
Graduate route visa and Student visa
extension) and help with settling into
student life so your son or daughter has
the best experience in Nottingham (see
page 14).

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

Advice and support
Please visit our webpage
for parents and family, to
find information on:
• International Office
regional teams
• Student support and
making friends
• Safety on campus
• Health and wellbeing
(NHS)
• Living in Nottingham
• Faith
• Application and travel
advice
ntu.ac.uk/family
13
“Since studying at NTU she (our
daughter) has changed a lot. She
has become so responsible and so
focused. For her to study at NTU
of course we had to let go – we
need to have more confidence in
our children! She has done it and
done it very well – we are so proud
of her.”
Jyoti Pareek (left) with her daughter Ekta
Pareek, who studied MSc Marketing at
Nottingham Business School here at NTU.
Watch the full
interview
with Jyoti
Pareek on
Facebook
14
Support services,
health and wellbeing
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.
Winner
Outstanding Support
for Students
THE Awards 2020
Visit ntu.ac.uk/internationalsupport to find out more.
Advice and support
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.
International student support team
Advice and support 15

Our team is dedicated to the needs

of international students. We are a
specialist visa team and can advise
on all aspects of visa application,
including:

• Student visa and Short-term We also offer advice and

study visa guidance on a range of issues,
including:
• Graduate route visa
• Visa extension • settling into student life,
recognising cultural changes
• Regulations for working in the UK
• living in Nottingham, including
advice on opening a UK bank
account
• disability services
• health services, including NHS
and mental health services
• academic issues, language
support services
• pastoral support

Our team are often some of the

very first people you’ll meet when
you arrive, as we run a series of
welcome events and activities
to help all international students
settle into the University.
Student Services Centre, City campus

ntu.ac.uk/internationalsupport
16 Find your course

Course list
We offer over 500 full‑time
courses, all offering Undergraduate courses
opportunities for work-like, Bachelors – BA, BSc, LLB. These
practical experience. Our take 3 years, or 4 years with a
work placement.
undergraduate courses and
many of our postgraduate
courses include an option to
apply for a work placement. Postgraduate courses
Most courses are listed Masters – MA, MSc, LLM. These
take 1 year, or 2 years with a work
here and postgraduate work placement.
placement options are marked
with a in this list. We also
offer:
• distance learning / Postgraduate Research
courses (page 30) Doctorate – MPhil / PhD. We offer
expertise and opportunities in the
• courses starting in following areas:
January (page 26) • Health and Wellbeing
• Medical Technologies and
• university preparation
Advanced Materials
courses (page 32) • Safety and Security of Citizens
and Society
• pre-sessional English
• Sustainable Futures
(page 34)
• Global Heritage

Visit at ntu.ac.uk/research
Turn to page 69 for advice on how to apply.

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

Find your course 17

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 Finance

BA (Hons) Economics
BA (Hons) Economics with Business
BA (Hons) Economics with International
Finance and Banking
Animal, equine and wildlife
MSc / MRes Biodiversity Conservation
MSc / MRes Endangered Species
Recovery and Conservation
MSc / MRes Equine Performance, Health
and Welfare
BSc (Hons) Animal Biology
BSc (Hons) Zoo Biology
BSc (Hons) Equine Behaviour, Health and
Welfare
BSc (Hons) Equine Sports Science
BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation
BSc (Hons) Zoology
Architecture and civil
engineering
MArch Architecture
MA Interior Architecture and Design
MSc Digital Architecture and
Construction
MSc Civil Engineering
MSc Structural Engineering with
Materials
MSc Structural Engineering with
Management
MEng (Hons) Civil Engineering Design
and Construction
BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and
Design
BArch (Hons) Architecture
BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology
BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering
BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering

ntu.ac.uk/courses
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Art and design
MA Fashion
MA Fashion Knitwear
MA Textiles
MA Fashion and Creative Pattern
Cutting
MA Fashion and Textiles
MA International Fashion Management
MA Fashion Marketing
MA Fashion Communications
MA Luxury Fashion Brand Management
MA Animation
MA Graphic Communication
MA Illustration
MA Photography
MFA Fine Art
MA Design: Products and Furniture
MSc Design: Products and Technology
BA (Hons) Fashion Knitwear Design
and Knitted Textiles
BA (Hons) Textile Design
BA (Hons) Fashion Design
BA (Hons) Fashion Pattern Cutting
BSc (Hons) Fashion and Material
Technology
BA (Hons) Fashion Management
BA (Hons) Fashion Marketing and
Branding
BA (Hons) Fashion Communication
and Promotion
Visit ntu.ac.uk/courses to view course modules.
Find your course
BA (Hons) International Fashion
Business (1 year top up)
BA (Hons) Creative Direction and
Curation for Fashion
BSc (Hons) Fashion Business Analytics
BA (Hons) Design for Film and Television
BA (Hons) Costume Design and
Construction
BA (Hons) Design for Theatre and Live
Performance
BA (Hons) Graphic Design
BA (Hons) Illustration
BA (Hons) Animation
BA (Hons) Filmmaking
BA (Hons) Motion Graphics
BA (Hons) Photography
BA (Hons) Fine Art
BA (Hons) Furniture and Product Design
BA (Hons) Product Design
BSc (Hons) Product Design
Find your course 19

Business, management BSc (Hons) Management

and marketing BA (Hons) Business
BA (Hons) Business Management
MSc International Business
(Accelerated)
MSc International Business (Dual
BA (Hons) Business Management and
Degree)
Accounting and Finance
MSc Human Resource Management
BA (Hons) Business Management and
MSc Advertising and Marketing Economics
Communications
BA (Hons) Business Management and
MSc Digital Marketing Entrepreneurship
MSc Marketing BA (Hons) Business Management and
MSc Marketing and Brand Human Resources
Management BA (Hons) Business Management and
MSc Marketing and Data Marketing
Analytics NEW BA (Hons) International Business
MSc Project Management BA (Hons) International Business with
MSc Management Spanish
MSc Management and Finance BA (Hons) International Business with
French
MSc Management and
BA (Hons) Marketing
Marketing
MSc Management and International
Business
MSc Management and Global Supply
Chain Management
MSc Management and Business
Analytics
MSc Innovation Management and
Entrepreneurship
MSc Business Transformation NEW

MBA Global Executive NEW

MBA Master of Business

Administration

ntu.ac.uk/courses
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Computing, engineering,
maths and other technologies
MSc Cloud and Enterprise Computing
MSc Computer Science
MSc Computing Systems
MSc Data Science NEW
MSc Engineering (Electronics)
MSc IT Security
MRes Mathematical Sciences
MSc Engineering Management
MSc Transport Systems NEW
MSc Medical Engineering NEW
MSc Sustainable BA (Hons) / BSc Product Design
Engineering: Energy NEW
BEng (Hons) / MEng (Hons) / with
Foundation Year Biomedical Engineering
BEng (Hons) / MEng (Hons) / with
Foundation Year Electronic and Electrical
Engineering
BEng (Hons) / MEng (Hons) / with
Foundation Year Sport Engineering
BEng (Hons) / MEng (Hons) / with
Foundation Year Mechanical Engineering
BEng (Hons) / MEng (Hons)
/ with foundation year Aerospace
Engineering NEW
BSc (Hons) / with Foundation year Data
Science
BSc (Hons) / MMath (Hons) / with
Foundation year Mathematics
BSc (Hons) / with Foundation year
Mathematics with Statistics
Visit ntu.ac.uk/courses to view course modules.
Find your course
BSc (Hons) / with Foundation year
Financial Mathematics
BSc (Hons) / with Foundation year
Computer Science and Mathematics
BSc (Hons) / MComp (Hons) Computer
Science
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Games
Technology)
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Artificial
Intelligence) NEW
BSc (Hons) Cyber Security
BSc (Hons) Computing
BA (Hons) Games Art (subject to
validation)
BA (Hons) Games Design (subject to
validation)
BSc (Hons) Software Engineering
BSc (Hons) Furniture and Product Design
English, history and philosophy
MA Creative Writing
MRes English Literary Research
MA Museum and Heritage Development
MA Philosophy (by research)
MA Holocaust and Genocide (by
research)
MA History
BA (Hons) English
BA (Hons) Creative Writing
BA (Hons) Humanities Joint Honours
(areas include English, History,
Philosophy, Linguistics, etc.)
BA (Hons) History
BA (Hons) History and Politics
Find your course 21

Geography, horticulture SQE Preparation courses:

and environment
BSc (Hons) Agriculture
BSc (Hons) Ecology and Conservation
BSc (Hons) Environmental Science
BSc (Hons) Food Science and Technology
BSc (Hons) Geography / Geography:
Physical Geography
BSc (Hons) Horticulture (one-year
top-up)
BSc (Hons) Climate Change NEW
LLM Law and Legal Practice: SQE 1
LLM Professional Legal Practice: SQE 1
LLM Advanced Professional Legal
Practice: SQE 1 and SQE 2
LLM Legal Practice Course
LLM Barristers Training Course (BTC)
Postgraduate Diploma in Law
MA Criminology
MSc International Law Enforcement
MSc Policing Leadership *

LLB (Hons) Law

Languages and linguistics LLB (Hons) Business Law

MA TESOL (Teaching English to LLB (Hons) International Law

Speakers of Other Languages)
MA Linguistics (by research)
BA (Hons) Humanities joint honours
(areas include English, linguistics, etc).
Law, criminology and justice
LLB (Hons) Law Senior Status
LLB (Hons) Law with Business /
Criminology / Psychology
BA (Hons) Criminology
BA (Hons) Professional Policing
BA (Hons) Youth Justice

LLM Master of Laws (General)

LLM Sports Law
LLM Health Law
LLM Human Rights
LLM International Commercial Law
LLM International Energy Law
LLM Technology Law
LLM Corporate Law
LLM International Legal Studies

ntu.ac.uk/courses
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Media, journalism and
communication
MA Broadcast Journalism
MA Documentary Journalism
MA Magazine Journalism
MA Media and Globalisation
MA News Journalism
BA (Hons) Broadcast Journalism
BA (Hons) Journalism
BA (Hons) Media Communications and
Culture
BA (Hons) Media Production
BA (Hons) Media and Film & Television
BA (Hons) Humanities Joint Honours
(areas include English, Media, Film and
TV, Communication and Society, etc.)
Visit ntu.ac.uk/courses to view course modules.
Find your course
Politics and international
studies
MA Politics
MA International Development
MA International Relations
MA Security Studies
MA International Relations and Security
MSc Public Policy
MSc Politics and Public Policy
BA (Hons) Politics and
International Relations
BA (Hons) Politics
BA (Hons) International Relations
Find your course
Property, construction and
surveying
MSc Construction Management
MSc Project Management (Construction)
MSc Quantity Surveying
MSc Building Surveying
MSc International Real Estate Investment
and Finance
MSc Property Development and Planning
MSc Real Estate
BSc (Hons) Building Surveying
BSc (Hons) Construction Management
BSc (Hons) Property Development and
Planning
BSc (Hons) Property Finance and
Investment
BSc (Hons) Real Estate
BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying and
Commercial Management
ntu.ac.uk/courses
23
Psychology, sociology, health
and social care
MSc Cyberpsychology
MSc Applied Child Psychology
MSc / MRes Psychological Research
Methods
MSc Psychological Wellbeing and Mental
Health
MSc Forensic Mental Health
MSc Forensic Psychology
MA Sociology
MSc Occupational Psychology
MSc Psychology
MA Public Health
BA (Hons) Health and Social Care
BSc (Hons) Psychology, including
specialist routes of Cognitive and
Neuroscience and Social and Cultural
Psychology
BSc (Hons) Psychology with Criminology
BSc (Hons) Psychology with Sociology
BA (Hons) Social Work
BA (Hons) Sociology
BSc (Hons) Psychology with Counselling
BSc (Hons) Psychology (Mental Health)
BSc (Hons) Psychology (Forensic
Psychology)
BSc (Hons) Psychology (Educational
Developmental Psychology)
24
Sciences, including sport
science
MRes Advanced Materials Chemistry
MRes Analytical Chemistry
MSc Biomedical Science by Flexible
Learning
MSc Biomedical Science
MSc / MRes Biotechnology
MRes Cancer Biology
MRes Cell Biology
MRes Chemistry
MSc Chemistry / MSc Chemistry
(Professional Practice)
MSc Forensic Science
MRes Molecular Biology
MSc / MRes Molecular Microbiology
MSc / MRes Pharmacology
MSc / MRes Neuropharmacology
MSc Molecular Cell Biology
MRes Pharmaceutical Analysis
MRes Pharmaceutical and Medicinal
Science
MRes Medical Imaging
MSc / MRes Physics
MRes Performance Analysis
MRes Sport Science
MRes Sport and Exercise Psychology
MRes Exercise Physiology
BSc (Hons) Applied Physics
BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science
Visit ntu.ac.uk/courses to view course modules.
Find your course
BSc (Hons) Biological Sciences
BSc (Hons) / MBiol (Hons) Biochemistry
BSc (Hons) / MBiol (Hons) Microbiology
BSc (Hons) / MBiol (Hons) Pharmacology
BSc (Hons) / MChem (Hons) / with
foundation year Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Medicinal Chemistry
BSc (Hons) / MSci (Hons) Forensic
Science
BSc (Hons) / MSci (Hons) / with
foundation year Physics
BSc (Hons) Physics with Nuclear
Technology
BSc (Hons) Physics with Astrophysics
BSc (Hons) / with foundation year
Physics and Mathematics
BSc (Hons) / with foundation year Sport
Science and Mathematics
BSc (Hons) Sport Science and Coaching
BSc (Hons) Sport Science and
Management
BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science
BSc (Hons) Sport Science, Health and
Nutrition
Nursing and Paramedicine
(at Clifton)
BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult)
BSc (Hons) Nursing (Mental Health)
BSc (Hons) Nursing (Learning
Disabilities) NEW
BSc (Hons) Paramedic Science
Find your course 25

Teacher training, education, and BA (Hons) Childhood (areas include

childhood and youth studies
MA Career Guidance and Leadership
MA Education
MA Education Leadership and
Management
MA Special and Inclusive Education
*may not be suitable for students
needing a Student visa.
Health and Wellbeing, Psychology,
Society)
BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies
BA (Hons) Education (areas include
Psychology, Special Educational Needs
and Inclusion)
BA (Hons) Primary Education
BA (Hons) English / Physics / Maths /
Chemistry / Computing with Secondary
Education

Please note that this course list is correct at the time of going to print. Always
check our website at ntu.ac.uk/courses for the most up to date information.

Students working together in a small group.

ntu.ac.uk/courses
26 Find your course – January start

January start courses

Interested in starting at NTU in January?
We offer a wide range of 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 this list. These courses are perfect if you
haven’t found the right course in September or need a bit more time to get your
qualifications or visa confirmed. 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.

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

Find your course – January start 27

Yash

“I was a little worried to start in

January because of the pandemic,
but it was indeed a spectacular
experience for me. The teaching
staff were really supportive, and I
never felt left out.
I had a good time on campus and
enjoyed the practical learning
approaches. I found another home
in the NTU Global Lounge which is
a hub for international students to
socialise and hang out.”

We run an airport
transfer service from “NTU in 3 words? Diversity.
Heathrow for our Engaging. Innovative.”
students arriving in
September and January.
Yash Shah, India
MSc Project Management
(Construction), January 2021

ntu.ac.uk/january
28 Find your course – January start

Students working in seminar.

Business, finance, management MSc Engineering (Electronics)

and marketing MSc IT Security

MSc Management MSc Transport Systems NEW

MSc Management and International MSc Medical Engineering NEW

Business MSc Sustainable

Engineering: Energy NEW
MSc Marketing
MSc Finance
MSc Marketing and Brand
Management
Online Master of Business
Administration (MBA) / + Data Analytics
/ + Fast Track
We offer flexible
Computing and Engineering accommodation
contracts – perfect
MSc Engineering Management
if you’re starting in
MSc Engineering (Cybernetics and
January.
Communications)

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

Find your course – January start 29

Sciences
MSc Biomedical Science
MSc Pharmacology
MSc Molecular Cell Biology
MSc Molecular Microbiology
MSc Biotechnology
MSc Chemistry
MSc Chemistry Professional
Practice
MRes Analytical Chemistry
MRes Pharmaceutical Analysis
MRes Pharmaceutical and Medicinal
Science
MRes Chemistry
MRes Advanced Materials
Chemistry
MSc Neuropharmacology
MSc Biomedical Science (flexible
learning)
MRes Cancer Biology
MRes Cell Biology
MRes Molecular Biology
MRes Pharmacology
MRes Molecular Microbiology
MRes Neuropharmacology Students working in the
MRes Biotechnology Superlab, Clifton campus

MRes Medical Imaging

MSc Paramedic Science
Health and Social Care
MA Social Work
Please note that this course list
is correct at the time of going to
print. Always check our website at
ntu.ac.uk/courses for the most up
to date information.

ntu.ac.uk/january
30
Distance learning
courses
Are 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.
Visit ntu.ac.uk/online-courses to find out more.
Find your course – Distance learning
Courses available
MBA (2.5 years) / Fast Track (18
months) / with Data Analytics (2.5
years)
Global EMBA
MSc Construction Project
Management (2.5 years)
MA International Relations (2.5 years)
MSc Biomedical Science by
Flexible Learning (2-3 years part-time)
LLB (Hons) Law (3, 4 or 5 years full or
part-time)
Postgraduate Diploma in Law
LLM International Commercial Law
LLM International Legal Studies
LLM Corporate Law
LLM Technology Law
LLM International Energy Law
LLM Legal Practice (top-up)
SQE Preparation courses:
LLM Professional / Advanced
Professional Legal Practice: SQE 1
and SQE 2
LLM Law and Legal Practice: SQE 1
 31

City campus, outside main entrance.

32 Find your course

Students relaxing in the

NTIC garden, City campus.

University preparation courses

If 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 As an NTIC student, you'll have
a range of subject areas, including: access to all University facilities
• Art and design • Law and can enjoy guaranteed entry
• Business • Media to NTU when you pass your NTIC
course at the required level with
• Computing • Science
good attendance.
• Engineering • Social sciences

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

 Find your course
Terry
“Before I progressed to NTU, I
studied foundation courses at
NTIC. I think these courses
prepared me well for my university
course. They gave me time to
adapt to the teaching habits,
learning atmosphere and living
environment in the UK in advance.
In my first year at the University,
I think I adapted to NTU and life
in the UK much better than other
international students who had
not done a preparation course.
During the pandemic, the
university was friendly and helpful.
NTU and NTIC gave me a lot of
support. Everyone understood the
difficulties I was having, and the
support teams were very nice to
work with and the teachers were
all very friendly.”
Terry Tan, China
NTIC Foundation course, progressing
to BSc Sports Science and
Management
ntu.ac.uk/ntic
33
Maryam
“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
Contact NTIC
Nottingham Trent
International College
(part of Kaplan
International)
Tel: +44 (0)20 7045 4925
Email: ntic@kaplan.com
Search NTIC
Nottingham
34 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
You can get free
complete a PEAP course at
language support classes
the University before your
throughout your time
course begins.
as a postgraduate or
The length and cost of your PEAP course undergraduate student,
will depend on your current level of including one-to-one help
English. Our courses range from 6 to 20
weeks. with writing. Visit
Our staff are very experienced and ntu.ac.uk/english-support
the course is designed to develop the to find out more.
academic English language and study
skills needed to study at NTU.

Scan or visit ntu.ac.uk/peap to find out more.

Find your course
Students in PEAP lesson
PEAP is more than just an
English language course
– it’s great preparation 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’.
ntu.ac.uk/peap
35
What our students say
“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
36 Scholarships and other money matters

International Scholarships
We award 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. If you're progressing from one of our partner universities, you're eligible
for an NTU international scholarship or a partner progression discount (the higher
amount would be deducted from your tuition fees).

“How did I feel when I won an NTU

scholarship?
I was overwhelmed with joy and excitement.
This has opened new opportunities to finally
achieve my dreams of becoming an engineer.
And it has reduced some of the financial
constraints significantly for my family and I.”
Tremaine
Tremaine Maskall, Belize

“It was nice, there was a different smile on

my face when I read the email about being
awarded the scholarship. And when my
parents received the news, they were very
proud and it meant a lot to me because I
never expected to deserve a scholarship!”
Meetraj Meetraj Singh, Tanzania

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

Scholarships and other money matters 37

“A scholarship is
Last year we an opportunity
for you to make
yourself stand
awarded out from the

854
crowd.”
Azad Azad Urusha, India
MSc Finance and

scholarships Investment Banking

to students “Yes, a
from scholarship is
a fee discount

64
but it’s so
much more
than that – you
countries. Khadija
become part of
a community.”
Khadija Twumasi,
Ghana LLM Health
Law

“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
Kirkke Poldsalu, Estonia
BSc (Hons) Forensic Science

ntu.ac.uk/internationalscholarships
38 Scholarships and other money matters

Benefits of an
NTU scholarship

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.

ntu.ac.uk/internationalscholarships
Scholarships and other money matters 39

“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 Rezhyar Hamad Ameen, Iraq
BA (Hons) History and International Relations

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.

ntu.ac.uk/internationalscholarships
40 Scholarships and other money matters

Tuition fees and making

payments
We 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.

International payments
NTU’s international bank transfer
platform is WU® GlobalPay for Students. Payment methods also include:
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.

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

41
42 Living in Nottingham

Explore
Nottingham
Nottingham’s a great city to be a student.
There are over 75,000 students living here
from all over the world. Over 35,000 of
these are studying at NTU!

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.

 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

ntu.ac.uk/nottingham

What a day! #trentbridge
#ntuinternational
Free time in the fresh air.
#Nottingham
Visit ntu.ac.uk/nottingham to find out more.
Living in Nottingham
Home to sport
Whatever sport you’re interested in, as
a participant or a spectator, you’ll find
it here. We’re home to world-famous
sporting venues, such as the Trent
Bridge cricket ground and Premier
League football at City Ground home
of Nottingham Forest.
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 in Nottingham

Arts and culture

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

Café culture #afternoontea

#showusyourNTU

Meet you by the lions!

#marketsquare #showusyourNTU

ntu.ac.uk/nottingham
46
Your home away from home
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.
University or private
accommodation?
We offer a huge range of both University
and private accommodation to suit every
budget. All our accommodation is high
quality, modern, and meets high safety
standards. And it is located in convenient
locations on – or close to – campus.
Visit ntu.ac.uk/accommodation to start your research.
Living in Nottingham
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.
Living in Nottingham 47

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.

ntu.ac.uk/accommodation
48 Living in Nottingham

Start house-hunting online

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. Here's a selection:

Byron residence Gill Street North Meridian court

City Campus City Campus City Campus

Sandby Peverell New Hall

City Campus Clifton Campus Clifton Campus

College Drive Brackenhurst Bramley Cottages

Clifton Campus Brackenhurst Campus Brackenhurst Campus

Contact accommodation@ntu.ac.uk if you need any advice on your options.

Living in Nottingham 49

Clifton Campus.
50 Living in Nottingham

Kamakshi and friends relaxing at Wollaton Hall

Student living costs

Living in Nottingham as a student is cheaper than in bigger
UK cities, such as Manchester, Birmingham, or London. You
may find that the cost of goods and services in the UK is
quite different to your own country and this can take time to
get used to.
How much you spend of course depends on your own
lifestyle, but here is an approximate guide to what you can
expect to pay as a student at NTU.

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

Living in Nottingham 51

Approximate costs of studying

in Nottingham per month:

Accommodation: £355 – £743

Groceries from
supermarket: £101
Socialising (eating
out with friends): £47

Budgeting Travel: £34

There are many ways to Clothes: £34
save money while you’re
here – using your student Gym membership: £15
card for discounts in shops
Course materials (books): £17
and on transport, for
example. Based on National Student Money Survey 2021

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.

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

52 More about NTU

Campuses
We have eight Academic
Schools located over four Take a virtual tour around
campuses. As an international the University campuses
student, you’ll most probably at virtualtour.ntu.ac.uk
be studying at our City, Clifton
or Brackenhurst campus – it
depends on your subject.

Each school has a friendly student

community and you can find out more
about them on pages 60-67.

City Campus
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

• Nottingham School of Art & Design
• School of Architecture, Design and the Built
Environment
• Nottingham Law School
• School of Social Sciences
• Centre for Broadcasting & Journalism
Entrance to Newton building,
• Nottingham Institute for Languages and
City Campus
Intercultural Communication (PEAP)
• Nottingham Trent International College (NTIC)

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

More about NTU 53

Clifton 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

Pavilion, Clifton Campus

Brackenhurst
Campus
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.

Brackenhurst Hall

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

54 More about NTU

Facilities and resources

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.

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

Boots library, City Campus

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

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

More about NTU 55

Global Lounges
Global Lounges are very special
spaces; a place where you can meet
other students, relax, and hang out.
You’ll find them on our City and Clifton
campuses. For many students, visiting
the Global Lounge is the first step to
settling into student life here:

• language practice opportunities

• communal area to relax
• cultural events
• resource centre
• always a friendly face
You’ll be welcome any time
– you don’t need an appointment.
Relaxing in the Global Lounge
Faith and spirituality
Our Chaplaincy team provides pastoral
support, social encounters and
opportunities for prayer, meditation,
and reflection in our prayer spaces. The
team has Jewish, Muslim, Catholic and
Methodist chaplains and we have Muslim
prayer rooms across all our campuses.

Green spaces
Our greatest resource: all our
campuses have green spaces
outside for you to enjoy some fresh
air and a peaceful atmosphere.
Student faith ambassador

ntu.ac.uk/facilities
56 More about NTU

Sport
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.

Climbing wall, Students' Union

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.

Music
Dedicated music practice space for
all abilities and musical interests.

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

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

More about NTU 57

Learning with the best

You’ll enjoy the highest
standards of teaching during
your studies. Our lecturers
have extensive experience
in industry, research and the
professions, so you can be
sure that our teaching is of
the highest quality in the UK.

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 valued
Our 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/facilities
 #ntuinternational
58 Page name

Clifton Campus #flowers #UniLife

Pavilion #showusyourNTU #Clifton

Clifton Library #study #NTU

Clifton #ntuinternational

Take a tour at virtualtour.ntu.ac.uk

 #NottinghamTrentUni

Arkwright building #ntuinternational

#showusyourNTU

Brackenhurst #NTU

City Campus #nottingham #sunshine

#ntuinternational #robinhood

Visit ntu.ac.uk for more information.

60 More about NTU

Nottingham School of Art & Design

City Campus

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.

Among the top 10% of art and

design providers in the QS World
University Rankings.

Graduate degree show for final

year students to display their work
to the public.

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

More about NTU 61

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.

Professional accreditations:

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

62 More about NTU

School of Animal, Rural and

Environmental Sciences
Brackenhurst Campus

We are one of the leading centres in the UK for animal and

environmental sciences.

Top 20 in the UK for agriculture,

forestry and food in The Guardian
University Guide 2022.
Our Equestrian Centre has
extensive and unique facilities,
including indoor and outdoor
riding and research arenas,
and stabling for 65 horses.
One of the leading centres in the
UK for animal and environmental
sciences.

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

More about NTU 63

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.

Top 20 in the UK for Modern Our journalism courses are highly

Languages and Literature in the
Guardian University Guide 2022.
regarded within the profession.
With our industry-standard
facilities and resources on offer,
it's as close to the real thing as
you can get.

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

64 More about NTU

Nottingham Business School

City Campus

NBS has an unrivalled level of engagement with business,

public and voluntary organisations. Meaning our students
benefit from an education which combines academic
excellence with world leading experiential learning.

Professional accreditations:
AACSB and EQUIS-accredited
business school.

Dedicated approach to
personalised and experiential
learning.

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

More about NTU 65

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.

Many of our staff are experienced

lawyers, and some are still in
practice.

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.

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

66 More about NTU

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:

One of the best

teaching and research
laboratories in the UK.

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

More about NTU 67

School of Social Sciences, including

Nottingham Institute of Education
City and Clifton Campus

We’ll enable you to advance your career in an environment

that fosters ambition, progress, innovation and leadership.

We have a large psychology

Courses designed with
professionals, and with
public organisations.
department with over 90
academics, and some of our
courses are accredited by the
British Psychological Society
(BPS).

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

68 Entry requirements

Students chatting outside Arkwright building.

Entry requirements
We 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.
You’ll find our English
English language entry requirements at
requirements ntu.ac.uk/englishlanguage
and a list of the English
If English isn’t your first language,
you’ll need to show that your language
tests we accept.
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 34).

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

How to apply
How to apply
Undergraduate courses
(Bachelors – BSc, BA, LLB)
Undergraduate courses awarded at
Masters level (MChem, MSci, MComp,
MMath, MGeog, MBiol, MEng, MArch)
Postgraduate courses
(Masters – MSc, MA, MRes, LLM)
Postgraduate research (MPhil, PhD)
Foundation and pre-Masters courses
Distance learning courses
Students from partner universities
Pre-sessional English for Academic
Purposes (PEAP)
Applying for a Student visa
Visit ntu.ac.uk/myapplication for advice.
69
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/apply to apply online
using the NTU Applicant Portal.
Visit ntu.ac.uk/research to download
an application form.
Visit ntu.ac.uk/ntic to contact
Nottingham Trent International
College directly.
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.
Please get in touch at
ntuglobal@ntu.ac.uk for the
appropriate application process.
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.
70 Contact information

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

Contact your NTU Country

Advisor
They're the best people to talk to about
coming to study here, from your country.
You'll find your International Office
Regional Team on page 10.

Getting advice from the International Office

Sign up to receive messages

Scan or 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 international@ntu.ac.uk
and we’ll be happy to advise.
Katie, Laura, Shweta and Chukwuka -
some of our international enquiries team

Visit ntu.ac.uk/messages to keep up to date.

Contact information 71

One-to-one counselling session

Get contacted by an Chat with students and staff

international student Visit ntu.ac.uk/chat to chat online; a
We often ask our current international great way to find out more.
students to call or live chat with
applicants. It’s a great opportunity for
you to ask more detailed questions,
so remember to add your telephone
number to your application.

Follow NTU Our courses are

• Join live Q&A sessions with
current students and staff.
popular and some
• Post your questions. may close early
• Meet offer holders and alumni
from your country. - make sure you
• Get the latest news. apply as soon as
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