Campus University vs City. Good institutions in general, but coming from London, one thing I hate is the city of Nottingham.
Very roadman and few amenities. Public transport is available, but inconvenient compared to London. Trams cost £5 round trip to anywhere. This is roughly equivalent to traveling through Zone 1 in London with an Oyster card. But otherwise excellent lectures and mostly exciting seminars.

Applying to university for international students involves several steps that may not be difficult, but are quite complex and time-consuming.
These stages are:
1. Filling out the university application
2. Send the listed documents: CV, cover letter, letter of recommendation, proof of English level (IELTS, TOEFL), mark sheet from the previous school, and certificate confirming that you have completed the previous school.
3. After sending the documents, if the answer is positive, the university will send you an offer.
4. Accepting the offer
5. Tuition deposit payment
6. Accommodation reservation, deposit payment
7. After that, the university sends you the CAS and the housing contract
8. All payments are made after these documents
9. Dealing with visa issues and obtaining a visa (if required according to your citizenship)
10. You are already a student at Nottingham University.

Hi everybody,

I am a Master student of Business and Management at the University of Nottingham. In this article I want to talk about why I chose this school and why I recommend the same to you.
First of all, I would like to point out that the University of Nottingham is one of the best universities in the world, ranked 114th in the world and 18th in the country. It is also a member university of the Russel Group Universitas 21. The university has campuses in UK, China and Malaysia, which means that UoN provides both local and international experience.
As for my personal opinion, I can confidently say that entering this university was one of the most correct and pleasant decisions in my life. The university with its staff, environment, infrastructure, student-tailored schedule, student support and many interesting extra activities makes any student feel happy and comfortable.
I’m not going to deny that learning is quite difficult, it really is. In order to achieve the desired results in this university, you need a lot of hard work, patience and determination. However, since the lecturers are very friendly and always ready to help, you can be sure that everything will work out for you.
I’m an international student and at first I was very afraid that I wouldn’t be able to cope with my work here, I wouldn’t make new friends, which means both students and university staff, but luckily I was wrong, today I have a lot of local and international friends, whether they are students, lecturers or other representatives of the university .
Also, I know that many students are afraid about employment. However, the University of Nottingham will reduce this fear as much as possible, as there are a lot of meetings with potential employers, sessions where students learn what is needed for employment, how to prepare a CV, how to fill out an application, how to successfully interview and so on. But, most importantly, in this university you will get such knowledge, through which your unemployment rate will be reduced to a minimum.
So I strongly recommend the University of Nottingham, I assure you that you will not regret it and you will be very satisfied and happy if you study here. Everything is balanced, you will be able to study, enjoy student life, have fun and work at the same time.

With great respect,
Nini

I am very lucky to have entered this university. Of course I am very satisfied, the environment is very comfortable, full of friendly staff. To be honest, no matter how long I think, I can’t think of anything negative associated with this university.

There are a lot of societies at Uni of Nottingham and likely something for everyone to participate in. The nightlife is good and the campuses are very attractive making it a pleasant place to study. I think the quality of teaching could be improved though as I got a 2.1 without attending lectures as they just read of lecture slides.