I have loved being at Nottingham Trent. The university provides everything you need; accommodation, facilities, support and social life. This university is so largely recognised (especially the Business School) as a really good university, with students getting good results and high employability rates.

Brilliant, the library is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with 4 floors to meet every students' needs. There are various university buildings for different courses around the city centre, all with good facilities such as computers, study spaces and group work rooms.

There is a lot of support services at the University, for example mental health, financial support and accommodation support. They really emphasise the importance of having these and make sure every student knows they are available. The tutors offer support in terms of providing feedback, extra help in learning and also support in your personal life as well as they care beyond your learning.

The SU is great, holding regular events and club nights. The cafe is really cheap and they have a little shop as well to buy snacks from. There is also a gym which provides cheap membership as well. They also have loads of support incentives in place, such as student reps, mental health clinics etcs.

Always buzzing. There's so much to do and loads of food and drink places. There's a student night nearly every night in different places as well so you won't be bored of going to the same place every week. There's also different variety of shops, having 2 shopping centres and then a market square with places to go. The tram is cheap and goes nearly everywhere in Nottingham but if it doesn't go where you want there is also Uber here.

There is loads of clubs in Nottingham, which nearly all have a student night for Trent. When you first join Nottingham Trent, there's a freshers fair in the beginning of October, with stands for every society so you don't miss out and you can sign up there and then. The societies range from every aspect; languages, hobbies, sport, courses etc.

The tutors are all really nice and relatable. They know exactly how to ensure you understand everything and go out of their way to do this. They really value everyone's learning and wellbeing. The thing I like least is there are a few tutors who don't know how explain things in a proper way so that everyone understands or rush the seminar.

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They provide loads of incentives to go to, for example mock interviews and assessment centres. They also hold job fairs and graduate fairs. You can do a year in industry placement or work experience through the university. There is an employability department where you can drop in for advice and they also regularly email you with job updates, advice and upcoming events.

It has been amazing! I'm so glad I chose NTU for my semester exchange, it definitely accomplished the aim of broadening my boundaries and giving me the motivation of becoming a citizen of the world

Excellent!

As for me, I have never felt unsupported. There has always been someone to help me out with both academics and personal issues. As I'm an exchange student we also have the global lounge to help us mingle and meet new people, and they are always concerned about how are we doing!

It's so good! I have access to the gym and fitness and blast sessions for a very cheap price. Also, they always have new activities and the SU building it's very good and complete

It's very diverse, there is a lot to do from going to markets to ice skating, bowling, trampoline parks, etc. Lost of shops very close to uni and a lot of different activities. Also transportation is very useful as it covers all the city

Some are very well organized, some are not. As for me, I am part of the dance club and even though I just made it to the open team, we had a very good consideration and participated even in the annual show

I like the seminars, as they help to develop critical and analysis competences.

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They have an employability team, and they give fairs, talks, open lectures and even one to one assessment.

Great! It's a nice space for meeting new people and it's well maintained. The only struggle is to share the kitchen with like 20 other people.