Studying at NTU has been a great journey of unforgettable experiences. The well-being and learning disability support has been valuable in helping me navigate challenges while studying, the library services have provided guidance on revision and academic writing and NTU also opened doors to amazing opportunities including my placement year which has shaped my passion for psychology. Beyond academics, I’ve made lifelong memories through societies and the varsity ice hockey game (an absolute highlight every year). Now, as I prepare to pursue my masters in psychotherapy, I know NTU has given me the confidence and skills for the next step #LoveNTU

You can tell that so many tutors and lecturers love their topic and are passionate about their classes #LoveNTU

If there’s a problem or something breaks it will get sorted quickly and having security onsite is reassuring #LoveNTU

One of the best aspects of studying at Nottingham Trent is the social life, there is a wide variety of people that you can meet which just makes the experience more enjoyable. There is a great variety of clubs and societies to join too. Also the support I have gotten from staff is great, lecturers, tutors and support staff have been very helpful in the past and are very knowledgeable in their topics. I believe they have a lot of opportunities for students and have an great employment team. The buildings my courses are based in are nice and modern. The location of my course is in the City campus which is right in the city center making everything close which I love, however I know people who study in Clifton campus have said it is quite far but there is a bus available.

The way the content is taught is good. I really enjoy the content and the way that it is delivered. Lecturers are quick to reply to emails, friendly and I have had a positive experience with them overall.

I have stayed in Norton Court in my first year of uni and found it fun as I had a lot of friends there although it is reasonably far from the city center I’d say a 15 minute walk, about 5 of it is up a massive hill, and you can easily feel isolated from others as the majority live closer to the center. In my 2nd year I lived in Blenheim Halls which was better for location however in my experience less safe, in the first week someone staying at the accommodation got hit and had their wallet stolen right outside the accommodation. Both Radford (Norton Court) and St Anns (Blenheim) aren’t great areas of Nottingham. There are other accomodation available which are in the city center but are much more expensive.