NTU is one of the largest "new" universities in the country, with around 25,000 students. They are spread over three campuses - one in the city centre, another about five miles away and a third in the country about 12 miles out of town. Guess which one has its own dairy farm.
The university is one of the top places in the country for graduate employment. NTU has close links with over 6,000 employers across the world; most courses here are vocational, with many students spending up to a year on work placements in the UK or further afield. The student community here is diverse, with a wide range of nationalities and backgrounds represented.
Nottingham is a vibrant city with a proud history. The city centre has the full range of leisure options, from sleek cocktail bars to grungy clubs.
Fees
£3,145 for full-time undergraduates in 2008.
Bursaries
£1,050 a year for those on full maintenance grants, then on a sliding scale between £650 and £350 for those on partial grant. Those whose family lives in Nottinghamshire get an extra £110 to £260. Scholarship bursaries of £2,000 a year go to at least 25 students on full grant.
Accommodation
All new students get university-allocated accommodation. Self-catering accommodation is from £69 to £105 a week.
Facilities
Some 24-hour computing facilities.
Transport
The city centre is easily accessible. Nottingham has great transport links.
Contact
Tel: 0115 941 8418
Email: admissions@ntu.ac.uk
Web: ntu.ac.uk
Accommodation: sas.general.enquiries@ntu.ac.uk