University of Nottingham

Life comes around, here on an open day with my son. My father worked here as a maths lecturer Dr David Wood 1965 1993. No longer with us so this is a special visit.

Having never been to a university campus before I have been enlightened to how young adults take on further education & the environment in which it is achieved. This particular one is like a large town within a city. Fabulous green area’s with lakes & ponds. The education facilities are amazing. How things have changed from my education. The staff & students today have been very informative & helpful.

An amazing, fun packed environment. i did a short course there of master class english and cultural context. the lecturers are very helpful! buildings are beautiful and also in a beautiful surrounding

i an not an student in this uni but iv visited nottingham uni, it is really nice, specially the lake inside uni with swans and birds look fantastic, buildings are nice, and energy flows everywhere, thanks to a nice environment, you could find: shops, bank, bookstore, library, restaurants and cafes, and much morea must visit in nottingham.

A very nice university. High ranking, beautiful buildings and grass. There are geese that roam the place and a huge pond for them to sit in. It is only accessable by bus or car. There are no trains or trams that go near it. However the bus does drive into the university and drops you off in the centre.

A highly ranked and reputable university. The campus is really large, green and enclosed. You are in the centre of nottingham so you are not that close to the rougher areas which tend to be near the outskirts of nottingham. My stay at lenton and worthley when i was in halls was good. I got aan ensuite bathroom which made life a bit easier. However the food was awful i have to say. The sports facilities are really good however. In particular having a swimming pool was great. Also it is so good to have everything so close by unlike at other universities.

A university that hasn’t dropped in application numbers, but has slipped in the academic tables a little in recent years. Probably unfairly, as this is one of the most welcoming and achieving campus universities in England. Acres of greenery and high-​end, first class educational and research facilities, it’s difficult to find anything wrong with a university popular both nationally and, more importantly these days as finances are increasingly stretched, internationally. Tables of achievement are notoriously flawed and this is still a Top 10 UK University in my opinion.
If you’re a prospective undergraduate or postgrad, pay a visit and be easily swayed by the attractive student life and study that it offers.

In my 3 years here I had the time of my life. I have to admit that education probably wasn’t my main focus, but no-one’s perfect, and Nottingham students know how to have a good time. There’s a lot of great things about Nottingham, the campus’s (University Park & Jubilee) are both beautifully green and well maintained, the facilities are good and Campus 14, well, you haven’t really gone to Nottingham if you haven’t given it a go!
The Uni is well regarded historically, and Nottingham as a city has a lot to offer, similar to larger cities but just on a slightly smaller scale, it has it’s posh bits, its rough bits, and all inbetween, fairly cosmopolitan with all you’re after, and very accessible from the Uni.
There’s a lot of history here too, they have the castle, the robin hood experience which is worth spending an afternoon at!
As a Uni you can get whatever you want out of it, a great degree, a fantastic time, or if you’re really clever a perfect balance of both, I’ll always have a place in my heart for Nottingham!

A vibrant, internationally respected academic environment. Generous green landscape, mostly contemporary facilities, hard work and opportunities for some serious play too. Lots of student activities going on, and a particularly active international student scene. There is something for everyone.