Our students are making a big difference through the NTU Green Rewards programme. By logging sustainable actions and embracing green behaviours, 100,000 actions were completed between 2023 and 2024, ...

Current NTU students and university experts discuss everything from submitting the perfect UCAS application, writing your personal statement, and the countless opportunities available at university.

Your wellbeing is a key priority for us here at NTU, and we want to support you in looking after your mental and physical health. Help us do this by taking part in the WHO-5 survey and be in with a ...

Dr Prashant Jindal is a visiting professor at NTU. His teaching and research expertise spans across nano-composite polymer materials, mechanical characterization, 5G devices in healthcare, 3D modeling ...

Calling all NTU students, colleagues and alumni – this year's creative competition is open for entries and we want to hear from you! Submit a piece of creative writing, art or music inspired by ...

In this episode of the NTU podcast, we discuss everything you need to know about our student accommodation. From exploring the options available and the booking process, to practical tips on what to ...

About this episode On this episode of the NTU podcast we cover how our Employability team can help you gain valuable skills and connections – from career coaching and CV workshops to internships and ...

After 11 years as Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Edward Peck CBE, is to leave Nottingham Trent University in summer 2025. Professor Edward Peck, Vice-Chancellor and President, said: “I am ...

Our experts Elliott and Jacqui break down everything you need to know about funding your university experience: from busting student loan myths to financial fails, and practical tips on budgeting and ...

Tell me about your role at the University? I am one of the Senior Regional Managers in the International Development Office, and I oversee the teams that support students from South East Asia, the ...

Duck, duckie, mardy and cob are just some of the words used locally in Nottingham and the Nottinghamshire area. Hear from Natalie Braber, Professor in Linguistics, where the Nottingham dialect comes ...