1,966 reviews for Nottingham Trent University

Good facilities and equipment with supportive Uni staffs and lecturer

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

It is a really nice campus and there are some good facilities available, however the campus being so far out the city means there is lots of difficult decisions to make including choosing where to live each year, especially with them seemingly limiting the amount of buses going to and from the campus each year.

There has been no worst aspects till now, I have loved the uni and its resources are just amazingg!

Nottingham is a great University to study at. A whole bunch of resources and facilities are available. The teaching and non-teaching staff are great too.

Best aspects - Facilities, location Worst aspects - Sometimes details are difficult to find

Best part of my uni experience is the learning…worst party Is there aren’t a lot of social events, I also hate the way they teach especially in computer science because they teach like we are supposed to already know what they’re teaching.

The best part of my uni experience has definitely been making friends and going to a variety of different activities with them, as I was unable to do this in my small town. The worst part of my uni experience was the timetabling, not a major issue but some days I have nothing and other days I dont have time to eat lunch and would prefer if my timetable was better spread out.

The university is a welcoming and safe place to be enabling growth giving you a proper chance to flourish. The range of facilities are great like fast internet, 24 hour laptop loans, plenty of places to eat and keep warm and if you're a disabled student like me you get adequate accommodations which has helped unlock my full potential as an academic. There are a couple of buildings which are a little outmoded, but I don't mind them so much as they're quirky and unique. Last and most importantly the lecturers (at least on my course) are always happy to help, they make learning fun and accessible.

My time at university has been more than a struggle due to external circumstances, and the responsibilities of also being a single Mum. However, through it all University staff have been phenomenal. I was ready to quit within the first week, and even later on in the first term. But with the right help and support I am still a student now. The Student Support Services managed to offer support that I didn’t even know was a possibility. I have used the counselling services more than once and each time it was a God send. The lecturers were able to make accommodations when I needed them, so that I could engage in my studies to the best of my ability. I have grown so much since being a student. I have learnt, and still continue to learn, how much I can truly achieve if given the opportunity, and I truly believe that I chose the right University for me. At NTU students are not just a number, or a statistic. We are people, and all members of staff, despite their ranking, make us feel like an individual. Our thoughts and beliefs are listened to, valued and appreciated.