Global Week returns from Monday 9 February — Friday 13 February 2026 and celebrations will take place across our Clifton, Brackenhurst, and City campuses. We’re inviting all NTU students to help us ...
Revolutionise your products with textiles that do more. Our technology embeds sensors, energy harvesters, and active components directly into yarns and fabrics, enabling capabilities like motion ...
Dr Mohsen Rahmani has been awarded a £1.2 million Future Leaders Fellowship by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). Science Minister Amanda Solloway has today announced the latest next wave of ...
At NTU, we know your emotional wellbeing is just as important as your physical health. Student life can sometimes feel overwhelming, and it’s not uncommon to experience loneliness, stress, anxiety or ...
Great news! The Maltings prices for all rooms and licence lengths have been reduced for the 2025/26 academic year. The Maltings is a gated residence of 266 self-catered rooms, located in Old Basford - ...
The Transport Research in Psychology (TRiP) group undertakes award-winning research with the aim of helping reduce injuries and fatalities on our roads. Research specialisms include hazard perception, ...
Outside of these hours, the Library@Dryden space in Dryden building is open for study, IT access, laptop loans and printing on a 24/7 basis. Kitchen facilities are also available. You need your NTU ...
Mark is a Principal Lecturer at Nottingham Law School and Course Leader for the Academic LLM portfolio of courses. He teaches International Criminal Justice at LLB and LLM level, and Current Issues in ...
The Centre for Economy, Policy and Place, within Nottingham Business School, brings together research on economic and policy issues and public management across the whole public sector at ...
For NTU London enquiries, you can call or email us using the details below. Our phone line is open Monday – Thursday 8.30 am – 5 pm, and Friday 8.30 am – 4.30 pm. At NTU London you’ll find endless ...
Narrow streets in city centres which are flanked by tall buildings may be trapping pollution and leading to poor air quality, a study shows. Research by Nottingham Trent University (NTU) shows that ...
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