Located on NTU’s City Campus, and a 10-minute walk to Nottingham city centre, Gill Street South houses 376 self-catered rooms. Close to lectures, the Boots library, leisure facilities and the Students ...

The Alzheimer’s, Dementia and Parkinson’s (ADP) research team at Nottingham Trent University is working to combat the ...

Find out how we regularly review our admissions policy every year to ensure the process of making offers is fair for everyone. We understand applicants to our undergraduate degrees have a range of ...

As the digital economy continues to grow, and new and increasingly powerful technologies emerge, computer science underpins more and more of modern life. At NTU, we’ll use industry projects and ...

Our City Campus boasts a host of sports and fitness facilities and our friendly, expert instructors are always on hand if you need any support. Our City Sports Centre facilities include: Gym with over ...

Volunteering opportunities you can do alongside your studies at NTU.

With over 150 academic experts with knowledge and experience across the breadth of the discipline, NTU Psychology in the School of Social Sciences at NTU is one of the largest departments in the UK.

Nurses, paramedics, and occupational therapists are compassionate, committed, and a critical part of our communities. Our health and allied professions courses take you from classroom to consultation ...

Our animation and digital screen arts facilities are based in the new Design & Digital Arts building – a hub of innovation, equipped with the latest technology and designed to inspire creativity.

NTU offers a range of bursaries and scholarships. Check if you are eligible, how to apply, when they are paid and who to contact for further information. NTU Bursaries help students with their living ...

Dr. Omprakash Kaiwartya (Google Scholar) is an Associate Professor (Networks & Cybersecurity for CAV) and PhD (PGR) Research Coordinator at the Department of Computer Science. He is also the Research ...

Our gym is busiest at 11am and between 3pm - 6pm on weekdays. Quieter times tend to be 7am – 10am on weekdays and 8am – 12pm on weekends. Find out more about the amazing range of sport and fitness ...