University of Nottingham

Overview

The University of Nottingham is a public varsity located in Nottinghamshire, UK. Established in 1881, it earned university status in 1948. It has eight campuses in total located in the UK, Malaysia, and China.
Five faculties offer over 600 courses in total. It hosts over 43,000 students worldwide with 34,000 in the UK campuses. Over 9,000 students come from overseas. It has 7,000 staff members.
This institution offers 30 halls for all students. The housing contract generally estimates 31 weeks. Both catering and self-catered facilities are available. The halls contain single, shared, en-suite, communal rooms, and studio flats as well. The accommodation policy is all cost inclusive.
International students can apply for various merit and sports scholarships. The university website lists detailed information on program-specific funding.
The university accepts test scores that prove the English skills of the students. IELTS and CELE scores also fall under this policy. Detailed information is available on the university website.
With 50 research centers, this institution focuses on research works. £105m of its income in 2019/20 came from research grants. It ranked 13th in the UK for research quality in 2021 (Scimago Institutions Rankings). 300,000 alumni members include three Nobel laureates and a Fields medalist. With all these features, the University of Nottingham attracts students from around the world.