3,720 reviews for Nottingham Trent University

I love waking up to an online lecture, saves me having to get ready and transport to my lecture building. The worst aspects of my course is when I missed a tutor drop-in session and I feel as if they won't reply in time before my submission or exam date. However all tutors I have attempted to get into contact with have replied within good time.

Everything is in the city which I love as everything you need is basically at your doorstep and completely accessible!

In first year, I stayed in GSN (Gill Street North) top floor in D block. Looking back, and I'm sure many others were in the exact same position as me, I was feeling anxious and nervous to arrive at university and meet new people as I was unsure what to expect especially not having already been to an open day. However, I am already quite an extrovert and bubbly person so it wasn't too difficult to socialise with people I haven't met before and also get to know my flatmates more. There were also, helpfully, moving in volunteers provided by the university to help navigate across the campus and give you any help if you needed it. Halls are so expensive though and for nearly £200 a week you'd expect a lot more value for your money. The cleaning wasn't persistent, although when they did come they did an amazing job. The WIFI in halls wasn't the best and the connection always went on and off. The accomodation felt safe with the electronic gates controlled by reception, but at times the gate was left open and there was no security around the accom not that I could see anyway. But tbf the blocks, flat door and our rooms had locks on them so I felt pretty safe - especially being with 7 others in my flat. I absolutely loved the fact that there was no fair usage policy with hot water as well so you could have a long shower without feeling too guilty, the ovens however werent of the best quality and often burned my food even if it wasnt in there for that long or it would undercook in the middle even after being in there for a long time.

I feel Nottingham Trent University has a very good faculty for Computer Science course. The tutors are approachable and and they are quick to respond to our questions and queries. I feel tutors need to ask questions to the students when no student has asked any doubts post their explanation, this approach will make student be more attentive in the fear of getting picked up by the tutor for the question related to the content taught

I really like my course content. We only need to attend about 8 hours/week at school and the rest of the week is our independant time. We can sign up for other workshops or using other facilities such as library, Mac suite, etc. My lecturers are responsive and give me good advice for my projects. I have learned so much.

Tutors care about students’ works a lot and it’s easy to contact with my lecturers

My lecturers are all very passionate and have inspired me to continue studying

Had mould but everything else was fine

Our course is mostly taught in person which I really like, its much more engaging than online classes. Nottingham Business School facilities are fantastic and really modern. Some lecturers are engaging and really enthusiastic which makes learning more fun and enjoyable. However, I believe there can be some very poor quality seminar tutors which lack enthusiasm and honestly can be extremely boring and difficult to understand.

There is so much in Nottingham, shopping, bars and nightclubs. The tram and buses are regular and reliable. I think its quite safe especially around the student areas on city campus. It is difficult to find a oart time job though.

I made a great decision deciding to stay at Byron Residence. The location is fantastic, on campus and extremely close to city centre. My kitchen is spacious and there is plenty of kitchen storage. In the bedroom, you only get a single bed but you do get an en suite shower room. There is plenty of storage in the bedroom and a huge desk and wardrobe. The laundry facilities are modern and there is plenty of washers and dryers, its rare to have to wait for one to become free, however the laundry is expensive and considering you already pay quite a premium price for the accommodation, the laundry should be cheaper. I think the accommodation is slightly overpriced as I feel you can get bigger bedrooms, with double beds etc for cheaper even in the city centre. But I do not regret my decision to stay here whatsoever, I have loved staying at Byron it feels like home! I have friendly flatmates and met some great people here. There is 24/7 security and I felt pretty safe here. Maintenance issues are solved mostly in a satisfactory timeframe.

I really love architecture, and I am grateful that I have a chance to study it. However, i think we could have more contact hours with our tutors

Great mix of practical and written, my course leader is amazing, is always there to support you

Wifi is faulty sometimes but are in a rural location, paths get flooded easily. Good level of security.

my course is very content heavy and competitive whilst also being engaging and enjoyable

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Pavallion at my university is a vibrant hub of activity that never fails to inspire a sense of belonging and community. Nestled at the heart of the campus, it serves as a dynamic meeting point where students from diverse backgrounds come together to connect, collaborate, and unwind amidst the bustling academic environment. What I particularly enjoy about this space is its inviting atmosphere, characterized by comfortable seating areas, ample natural light, and lively conversations echoing through the air. Whether it's grabbing a coffee with friends between classes or finding a quiet corner to study solo, the versatility of the common area caters to a wide range of needs and preferences. Its has all the facilites at one place, so we dont need to go anywhere else. On busy days the Pavallion gets too crowded. So something even seating area is hard to find. This is the only part which I dont like about my university hall.