Ranked among the world's top 100 universities, the University of Nottingham delivers an exceptional research-led education and an outstanding student experience.
From pioneering MRI technology to becoming the first UK university to establish campuses overseas, they have a proud history of shaping the way people live, work and understand the world. Today, as a Russell Group university, they continue to build on that legacy, empowering their community to change what's next and create a better future for all.
A Nottingham education is recognised and valued by employers. Ranked as the third most targeted university by top UK employers (The Graduate Market, High Fliers Research 2026) and first for the number of UK graduates entering highly skilled employment (HESA Graduate Outcomes, 2021–2026). As the top-rated Russell Group university for work experience (HigheriN Best Universities for Work Experience 2026-27) they excel at preparing students for successful careers. These achievements reflect the confidence employers place in their graduates and the skills, experience and resilience they develop during their time at Nottingham.
Whether students aspire to lead in their profession, drive innovation, make a difference in their communities or pursue further study, Nottingham provides the knowledge, opportunities and support to help them succeed. By joining the University of Nottingham, they become part of a global community with a shared ambition, to shape a better future for generations to come.
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4.4The University of Nottingham is spread across several campuses. Its main site, University Park, is the largest and includes award-winning landscaping, lakes, gardens, and impressive buildings such as the Trent Building clock tower.
Across the university you'll find top facilities like world-class libraries and the David Ross Sports Village, which includes pools, courts, a high-performance zone, and gym. Nottingham also has campuses in Malaysia and China, giving students the chance to be part of an international network and get a global student experience.
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4.0Room types
At the University of Nottingham, you can choose from catered halls, with meals and an allowance, or self-catered, and ensuite or shared bathrooms.
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Costs and what's included
Packages range from £99 to £226 per week depending on location and type of accommodation. All uni halls include bills and Wi-Fi, plus bicycle storage.
Community & support
Each hall has wardens, resident advisers, and a junior common room (JCR). The common room committee organises social events and creates a welcoming community, with study spaces, lounges, and support to help you settling in well to uni life.
To get a better feel for the uni and to ask any questions, book an open day to visit.
University of Nottingham offers a range of scholarships, from merit-based awards to subject-specific funds, as well as support for widening participation and international students.
As a global university, we are proud to attract talented students from across the world and support them in achieving their ambitions. Through scholarships such as the International Undergraduate Excellence Award and International Postgraduate Excellence Award, we help reduce tuition costs and make a Nottingham education more accessible. These awards recognise academic excellence while giving students the freedom to focus on what matters most: developing new skills, embracing new experiences and building a successful future.
Eligibility & amounts
Eligibility depends on academic achievement, course, and personal circumstances and amounts can vary. It's best to check the eligibility criteria for each scholarship.
For some applications, there's an online form but for others, you're automatically considered when you apply for halls.
You should check out the uni funding page and start researching early. The Careers Service and Student Support can also provide advice and guidance about bursaries, grants, and external funding sources.
The University of Nottingham offers courses across five key faculties:
The uni excels in subjects such as Computer science, Pharmacy, Veterinary Medicine, Engineering and English and is one of the best universities for sport in the UK. We have also been crowned Sports University of the Year three times, most recently in 2024 (The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide).
At Nottingham, you can choose single or joint degrees, including flexible options with placement years which are ideal for applying your learning in real-world settings.
Postgraduate study is also robust, with internationally recognised research and strong graduate outcomes.
The University of Nottingham focuses on research-led teaching, meaning you're learning from ground-breaking academics (including Nobel laureates) from day one. The learning blends lectures, seminars, labs, and project work, supported by one-to-one sessions, and study skills workshops.
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The University of Nottingham has three terms:
During Welcome Week, you'll have countless opportunities to get involved and make the most of your time. You can discover the university's lively Welcome Villages, check out the Students' Union Freshers Fairs, explore a wide range of clubs and societies, and start building lasting friendships.
Tuition fees for UK undergraduates in 2027/28 are £10,050, with possible increases in later years. International fees vary by course, typically ranging from-£25,000 to £48,000+ per year, depending on subject area. View the course pages to find further details.
Nottingham is a fun student-friendly city, packed with bars, cafes, cinemas, cultural venues, and a buzzing nightlife. The Students' Union runs more than 300+ societies and 75 sports clubs. It puts on theatre productions and charity events too. So, if you're into music, sports or the arts, there's something for everyone.
The campuses are well-connected by campus buses and Nottingham's public transport, including trams. The city and university campuses are easy to explore on foot and are also cycle-friendly, making it easy to get between classes, halls, social events, and the city centre.
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4.2Careers support services
The Careers and Employability Service supports students with CV workshops, interview prep, career fairs, and networking events. They also offer one-to-one career coaching and advice on placements, internships, and sector research.
Graduate outcomes
University of Nottingham graduates have excellent employment stats and are often cited among the UK's top universities for industry connections. It ranks first for the number of UK graduates entering highly skilled employment (HESA Graduate Outcomes, 2021–2026).
Industry connections
The university regularly puts on a range of events and courses, featuring live projects, guest speakers, and placements/internships. These are particularly useful for subjects like Engineering, Business, Health Sciences, and Law, connecting you to top employers in the industry. The university has been ranked third in the country in the HigheriN Best Universities for Work Experience 2026, which recognises universities for the support offered helping students gain work experience and placements.
Skills development
At Nottingham, you'll develop some great transferrable skills, like research, teamwork, communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving. You can also opt to participate in volunteering and competitive sports to help further your personal and professional growth.
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