University of Nottingham

Our Students’ Union is the hub of student life on campus, but your options don’t end there.

Relax with friends in halls, check out the Lakeside Arts Centre, visit the Farmers’ Market or enjoy our gardens, woodlands and lake. You can also join one of our many societies or sports clubs.

Meanwhile, the city of Nottingham beckons with its legendary tales of Robin Hood and UNESCO City of Literature status. You’re never short of things to do here. Think museums, theatres, music festivals, Premier League football, the National Ice Centre and one of the oldest pubs in England, built into the caves of Nottingham castle.

As for nightlife, Nottingham has something for everyone – from unique games bars, beer gardens and cocktail bars to buzzing live music venues and nightclubs.

For foodies, there’s a mix of cafes, restaurants, delis and markets. If shopping is your thing, small independents nestle alongside high street names, while the trendy Hockley area is the place to grab a vintage bargain.

Woodlands, wildflower meadows, lakes – no wonder our UK campuses are multiple Green Flag award winners. They’ve certainly got the seal of approval from the geese, rabbits and other wildlife that call our campuses home.

With natural beauty sitting alongside study-friendly spaces and facilities, we offer the best of both worlds. University Park is spread across 300 acres, with 12 halls of residence, 3 libraries, the £40 million David Ross Sports Village, Lakeside Arts Centre and our Students’ Union.

Nearby Jubilee Campus boasts futuristic, eco-friendly buildings and a library on a lake, while beautiful Sutton Bonington offers a dairy farm, stables, animal smallholdings and our popular farmers’ market.

Globally, our Malaysia campus is based in Semenyih, Selangor – an hour from Kuala Lumpur. Our China campus is in Ningbo, a historic city on China’s eastern coast close to Shanghai. The 140-acre campus includes a lake and its own version of Nottingham’s famous Trent Building.