Nottingham Trent

 http://www.ntu.ac.uk/

All of the University’s work is guided by its strategic plan.

Our mission is to deliver education and research that shape lives and society.

We have five strategic aims:

1. To develop confident and ambitious graduates equipped to shape society
2. To provide education that promotes both intellectual initiative and the highest academic standards to prepare students for life and career
3. To be the university of choice for business, industry and the professions in our areas of expertise
4. To be recognised both nationally and internationally for the effectiveness of our teaching and the relevance of our research
5. To provide a learning and working environment that inspires and promotes a culture of ambition, community and innovation.

As one of the leading new universities in theUK, we provide our students with first-class learning and teaching facilities.

Since 2004 over £130million has been invested into Nottingham Trent University and the i Study at one of the UK’s most popular universities

Nottingham Trent University’s reputation as one of the most popular universities in the UK has been reinforced with the latest undergraduate degree application figures released by UCAS. According to the new digest, the University is now the 10^th most popular institution in terms of applications received, having risen six places in the last year. The top ten position has been secured with a 24.1% rise in applications against this point last year, well above the national sector increase of 17.2%. The figures also reveal that the University has recorded the fifth largest increase in applications out of the top 30 institutions.

The award-winning transformation of NTU’s estate

NTU’s ambitious estates regeneration strategy has led to a prestigious award nomination from the Times Higher Education Leadership and Management Awards 2010.

Over the past three years, the estates management team have led a £90 million regeneration of Newton and Arkwright, two Grade II* listed buildings at the heart of the city centre. The project includes substantial refurbishment throughout and major construction of an ultra-modern central court building to link Newton with Arkwright to create both a versatile learning environment and a striking front door to the University.  

Redevelopment work has taken place on all three of the University’s campuses, ranging from the renovation of existing facilities to the building of state-of-the-art lecture theatres, restaurants, reception areas, student services areas and laboratories. New student accommodation is among the finest in theUKand facilities such as the Psychology lab in Chaucer and the observatory atCliftoncampus are underpinning our mission to deliver education and research that shapes lives and society.