University of Nottingham
A truly international university, Nottingham has campuses in both Malaysia and China. Closer to home, its leafy main campus is set around a lake, and often voted the greenest in the UK. £60m has been invested in teaching and learning spaces since 2014, alongside its current research portfolio worth more than £600m.
The University of Nottingham offers around 350 undergraduate degrees. All of them are modular, so you can tailor your learning to suit you. The uni's campuses in Malaysia and China and partners in 40 different countries mean it's also possible to make international study part of your course.
For home and EU undergraduate students, the 2020/21 fees have been set at £9,250 per year. International students will pay between £18,420 and £35,220 depending on the course studied.
The University of Nottingham has a wide variety of facilities, from conveniences such as childcare, disabled access and restaurants and cafes to an arts centre, Language Centre and a £40 million sports centre.
Choosing the right accommodation can be the most important decision you'll make! It will be your home for a year, and you'll meet lots of new people who could become friends for the rest of your time at uni. The University of Nottingham has a wide selection of halls on offer and undergraduates are guaranteed a place to live in their first year of studying.
Open days are a great way to find out whether the University of Nottingham is right for you. You can meet with current students, discover more about your course and tour the campus and accommodation before making the decision over whether to apply.
