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The University of Nottingham Key Information:-

•Informally known: University of Nottingham
•Established: (1881)  University status awarded in 1948
•Motto: Sapientia urbs conditur (LATIN) " A city built on wisdom."
•Address: Nottingham NG7 2RD, United Kingdom
•Affiliation: ACU/Association of MBAs/EQUIS/EUA/Russell Group/Sutton 13/Universitas 21/Universities UK/Virgo Consortium/Sutton Trust
•Category: Public Research University
•Available study options: Undergraduate/Post graduate
• Acceptance Rate:
• Chancellor: Sir Andrew Witty
• Vice Chancellor: David Greenaway
• Visitor : Lord President of the Council (Ex-Officio)
•University papers:
•Website: www.nottingham.ac.uk
•Phone: +44 115 951 5151
•E-mail:

The University of Nottingham Highlights:-

• The University of Nottingham is a public research university and a truly global one with campuses in China and Malayasia.
• This university is distinguished by its constant commitment to learning and world-class research.
• Nottingham university offers more than 400 degree programs at undergraduate and post graduate level in faculties of arts, engineering, medicine, health sciences, social sciences and business.
• Nottingham is the UK's fifth largest university based on total student enrolment.
• The university is also known for its continual investement on support services that invariably improve the learning and living experience of staff and students associated with the university.
 

University of Nottingham Admissions :

The University of Nottingham Admission:-

The University of Nottingham Undergraduate Admission:-

All applications for undergraduate study at the University of Nottingham is to be made thorough Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) . This application is common for national and international students.

CLICK HERE for UCAS online

Please ensure that your UCAS application is complete in all possible respects. Failure to do so may result in delayed decisions or offers being rescinded. Your UCAS application will ask you for a campus code. You will only need to complete this if your course is available at more than one campus (nursing, for example).

The following can make your application form standout:-

Academic ability and potential as shown by GCSE (or equivalent) results and predicted or achieved examination grades
Strong reasons for choosing the course at Nottingham and motivation to study a particular discipline
Related work or voluntary experience showing commitment to a chosen career (particularly important for courses with a vocational slant)
Extracurricular activities, achievements and interests

Apart from these you would also require

Personal Statement
School Reference
English Language Requirements (in case of international students whose first language is not English).

Entry requirements may not always apply and requirements for various faculties of study may vary.

CLICK HERE for undergraduate admission process and deadlines.
 
The University of Nottingham Nottingham Post Graduate Admission:-

To apply for the University of Nottingham Nottingham Post Graduate Admission you will need to meet both general and course specific requirements.

To apply for the course of your choice you must complete a Postgraduate application form, either in hard copy or online at: https://pgapps.nottingham.ac.uk

You should supply a copy of your degree certificate together with a final or latest transcript of your degree course and English language test result, if required (see below). If you have not yet completed your course, please supply a list of modules you are studying in your final year. Your application should be supported by one academic references (wherever possible).

The fee for online application is £ 25 and for hard copy of application is £ 30. There is no application fee for alumni or registered students of Nottingham university.

English Language Requirements

Either:

An IELTS score of at least 7.0 with a minimum score of 6.0 in each of the four elements of the test.

Or:
Pearson Test of English (PTE) 67 (minimum of 55)

CLICK HERE for more information on University of Nottingham Nottingham Post Graduate Admission and deadlines

CLICK HERE for information on University of Nottingham PhD Admission

The University of Nottingham Nottingham Academic Year

The University of Nottingham Nottingham Academic Year is divided into terms

Autumn Term: September to  December
Spring Term: January to March
Summer Term: April to June.

The University of Nottingham Nottingham Tuition Fee:-

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University of Nottingham Infrastructure

The University of Nottingham Infrastructure:-

The University of Nottingham is divided into several campuses based in the United Kindgom. The university also has  two international campuses in Malaysia and China.

a) University Park Campus: The University Park Campus is often referred to as the historic home of University of Nottingham. Regarded as the greenest and the most attractive campus in the United Kingdom. All campuses at the university are modelled after this garden campus with 1/2 period housing or halls situated around a lake with extensive botanic. The only exceptions to this being Sutton Bonington campus, which predates the creation of University Park Campus.

b) Jubliee Campus: Jubliee campus designed by Sir Micheal Hopkins and inagurated by Queen Elizabeth-II  houses the Schools of Education and Computer Science, and The Nottingham University Business School. The site is also the home of The National College for School Leadership.

c) Other campuses of the University of Nottingham:

•Sutton Bonington Campus houses Nottingham's School of Biosciences and the new School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, this campus also includes a dairy center.
• Kings Meadwos Campus houses the adminstrative buildings of the university and has a functioning television studio that is rented for film and television shootings.
•At the south entrance to the main campus, in Highfields Park, lies the Lakeside Arts Centre, the University of Nottingham's public arts facility and performance space.
•The DH Lawerence Pavilion of the university is used for a number of cultural events.
•Other facilities include the Djanogly art gallery, recital hall, and theatre, which in the past have hosted recordings and broadcasting by BBC Radio 3, the NOTT Dance and NOW festivals, and a series of contemporary art exhibitions.

The University of Nottingham boasts of 13 libraries across its UK and international campuses. Together they provide access to over one million books and journals and more than three million manuscripts. We also have more than 12,000 e-journal titles and 650,000 ebook items.

d) International Campuses:

The Malayasia Campus of the University of Nottingham is the first british university campus in Malaysia and the first anywhere in the world. It is situated in  Semenyih, Selangor, Malaysia, a short distance from Kuala Lumpur. The second campus opened in 2004 is at
Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, China. Both these campuses are modelled on University Park Campus.

The University of Nottingham Faculty:-  

The University of Nottingham faculty both past and present consists of academicians, subject scholars, researchers and persons of repute the world over.

The University of Nottingham Student Life and Activities:

The University of Nottingham Students' Union is heavily involved with providing student activities at the university and has more than 190 student societies affiliated to it. There are 76 clubs that are affiliated to the Students Athletic Union of the university. Nottingham participates every year in the Varsity series.  The Student magazine "Impact is published regularly during term time. The Union boasts the largest student-run RAG organisation outside of the US, 'Karnival' (abbreviated to "Karni"). The university radio is URN/Students Radio for Nottingham.

Another distinctive feature of The University of Nottingham Nottingham Student Life and Activities is Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE).

The university offers catered and self-catered halls in terms of accomodation for both students and faculty. While self-catered halls offers the independence of cooking, food expenses of catered halls is included in tuition fees.

• There are 12 catered halls in University campus , one in Jubliee campus.
• Eight self-catered halls
• One part catered site.

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University of Nottingham Rankings

According to the Fullbright Commission, "The University of Nottingham is UK oldest , largest and most prestigious of universities." Nottingham has been ranked on various parameters ranging from  research aptitude,highest application, acceptance rate,  most sought-after in higher education courses and "the brightest in their peer group." Listed are the latest University of Nottingham Nottingham rankings both national and international.

Rankings

ARWU (2013, national): Rank 09
ARWU (2013, world): Rank 84
QS (2013/14, national): Rank 14
QS(2013/14, world): Rank 75
Times Higher Education (2013/14, national): Rank    24
Times Higher Education (2013/14, world): Rank 157
Complete (2015, national): Rank 21
The Guardian(2015, national): Rank 23
Times/Sunday Times (2014, national): Rank 23

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