Nottingham Trent University - NTU
speciality: Communication

I’m currently pursuing an MA in Global Media and Communications—and honestly, if you’d told me a few years ago that I’d be studying this abroad, I probably wouldn’t have believed you. But here I am, and I have no regrets—just gratitude.

What really convinced me to pursue this course at my current university was, first of all, the partial scholarship I received as an international student. It wasn’t just about being able to pay tuition—it felt like they saw real potential in my academic journey and believed I was someone worth investing in. That kind of recognition is so motivating, especially when you’re stepping into a new chapter in a completely different country.

Another thing that stood out to me was how genuinely supportive the lecturers are i special shoutout to Colin Alexander and Angela Robson. It’s very different from what I was used to back home. Here, the focus isn’t just on academics—it’s on you as a person. My lecturers take time to check in, offer career guidance, and have one-on-one conversations where I can speak freely about my experiences, including how I’ve been adjusting as an international student. Even the class schedules were thoughtfully spaced out to give us time to settle in, explore the city, and get our bearings.

Truthfully, I don’t have any dislikes. Everything from the academic structure to the support system and the diverse, welcoming environment has been better than what I experienced in my home country. It’s made this transition not just manageable, but meaningful—and I’m excited about the direction it’s taking me.

I would absolutely recommend this university to anyone with an open mind and a genuine curiosity to grow—not just academically, but personally. If you’re ready to challenge your perspective and embrace learning beyond what you already know, this is the place to do it.

With three campuses in Trent, City, Clifton and Blakenhurst, all three campuses are very beautiful and modern. The city campus is my home base and all accommodation and the city center are within walking distance. Newton’s building is very impressive and the doctor and tutor are very friendly and willing to answer questions and assist. I have had a great experience so far. They improved my academic and professional skills. The university offers many opportunities to help you improve your social and professional skills and the subjects taught are of great interest.

I like. NTU has Good teaching methodology, quality training programs are well organized, buildings and training facilities are well maintained and modern. There are good clubs and societies that students can join. The library is well equipped and the study facilities are good.

This University provided an excellent course and executed with proficient and experienced staff. There was a lot of face to face teaching and input. The campus life at the Clifton site was great fun and welcoming. The city itself was great for students with lots of great nightlife and entertainment.
The only negative is that the University is not as highly regarded as it should be .
I have no hesitation in recommending it to any undergraduate. It helped me to achieve a 2:1 in my degree and gave me the attributes to go and pursue a job in my chosen career in film and television. A 32 year career which is still ongoing. Also I still have the three best friends that I met on my first day at Nottingham Trent.