At Nottingham Trent University (NTU), our mission is to deliver education and research that combines academic excellence with impact upon people, business, and society. We aspire to be a university that unlocks potential, breaks down barriers, and makes a real difference to lives around the world. ​Established in 1843 as the Nottingham Government School of Design, NTU has evolved through various transformations:​

• 1945: Formation of Nottingham and District Technical College.​

• 1958: Establishment of Nottingham Regional College of Technology.​

• 1970: Merged institutions became Trent Polytechnic.

• 1992: Gained university status, becoming Nottingham Trent University.​

Educational Approach

NTU offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across various disciplines. Our approach emphasizes practical experience, industry connections, and research-informed teaching to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed for successful careers. We focus on experiential learning and personalisation, directly engaging with businesses and organisations to ensure our education is relevant and impactful. ​

Campus and Facilities

NTU operates across multiple campuses:​

• City Campus: Located in the heart of Nottingham, housing the Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Law School, and other faculties.​

• Clifton Campus: Situated four miles from the city center, hosting the School of Arts and Humanities, School of Science and Technology, and School of Education.​

• Brackenhurst Campus: A 200-hectare estate near Southwell, dedicated to the School of Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences.