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Nottingham Trent University

Why choose Nottingham Trent University?

Nottingham Trent University is home to over 26,000 students, making it one of the largest universities in the UK. It has one of the highest employability rates which is testament to the quality of its teaching, research and resources and the links that courses have made with industry.

The university is spread over three campuses - a city center campus for arts, humanities, design and business, a science campus with a super lab and education centre, and a rural campus home to a farm and environmental studies.

The city has the youngest population of any in the UK, making it an attractive place to live and study. Excellent bars, restaurants, theaters, cinemas and clubs keep students entertained morning, noon and night. Nottingham is also home to the tales of Robin Hood and Sherwood Forest, Lord Byron's estate at Newstead Abbey and Wollaton Hall (Batman's Wayne Manor in the Dark Knight Rises).

Website
www.ntu.ac.uk
Founded
1843

Reviews

Kamil
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

MBA in England NTU

Great time!
MBA is an exciting time a lot to learn and a lot to do, comparing with studing in Poland, England is much more practical, you meet a lot of business people with practice.
I had only few problems with travelling.
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Pros
  • A lot of practical knowledge!
  • You meet professionals.
  • You get a lot of global quality contacts.
Cons
  • Take care about yourself, a lot of migrants.

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Staff Interviews

These are in-depth Q&A sessions with program leaders.

Steve Whalley

Job Title
Summer School Manager
Steve has been involved in summer schools and study abroad for over twenty years, in both London and Nottingham. Nottingham is his home town, so he has no problem in showing off everything the city has to offer international students.

What is your favorite travel memory?

I get to travel overseas quite a lot, but one of my favorite places has to be in the UK. Whitstable is the perfect English seaside town with a slightly creative, naughty edge, and the best oysters you can find. There are great little shops, top award-winning restaurants, wonky seafront pubs, crazy locals and a big sky - it's a bit of a hidden treasure, so please don't go there.

Which destination is most underrated? Conversely, which is most overrated?

I went to Berlin for the first time a few years ago and it was amazing. It was such a surprise. I knew it would have good galleries and museums, and big beers, but it had much more. Everything was easy to navigate, the people were friendly and the bars and restaurants were really funky. I'd go back there anytime.

And overrated. Maybe Paris. The culture is great but there are only so many galleries you can do before you get a bit jaded. And everything closes on Sundays - it's a ghost town, nothing to do.

What is the best story you've heard from a return student?

We've had summer study abroad students at NTU for many years', and because I'm at a lot of the orientation and hosting events you get to know a lot of people - most of whom I'm still in contact with. The best experience is seeing students who have left their home country for the first time, come to the UK, and then go home with a taste for travel.

Previous students have travelled on to Icelandic nature reserves or sent reports home from Nepal, or started their own creative businesses... and I like to think their NTU experience gave them a bit of perspective and confidence. We even get to see their wedding photos!

What unique qualities does your company possess?

Nottingham Trent University has an amazing student community. It currently holds the award for best Student's Union in the UK - meaning the support services, social events and sports facilities at NTU are second to none.

The NTU Global Summer School is therefore a great way for students from around the world to experience this student-friendly environment first hand, whilst also studying in our industry-standard workshops and laboratories on campuses in the heart of the city.

And being in the center of the country it's easy to jump on a train and see the rest of the country - a must for any study abroad student.