Nottingham Trent University

NTU ranks 46th in the UK in the Complete University Guide 2027. It also holds an overall Gold rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework 2023, recognising the quality of its student experience and outcomes.

NTU’s Employability Promise includes eight weeks of practical, employer-facing experience on every undergraduate course. Students can access careers fairs, skills workshops and specialist guidance, while many courses offer a placement year. Support continues after graduation, with access to employability experts and career coaching for up to three years, plus ongoing online resources.

Full-time home undergraduate tuition fees are £9,790 for 2026/27 and £10,050 for 2027/28. Nottingham Business School’s integrated foundation year costs £5,760 in both years, with subsequent years charged at the standard undergraduate rate. International and postgraduate fees vary by course. Check your course page for the relevant academic year, additional expenses and any placement or study-abroad fees.

For September 2026 entrants, the NTU Bursary provides eligible UK home undergraduates with £750 annually for full-time study or £375 for part-time study. Household income must be £27,500 or less, alongside tuition fee and student finance requirements. Assessment is automatic through your Student Finance application. Eligible care leavers and foyer residents under 25 can receive a separate £1,000 annual bursary for full-time study. Funding arrangements for courses starting from January 2027 will be confirmed separately.