Module enrolment

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Module enrolment

Module enrolment is the process that allows you to choose and register for specific optional modules. It allows you to tailor your academic experience by choosing modules that align with your interests, course regulations and future careers.

Module enrolment dates for 26/27
Spring module choice - Monday 25 January 2027 at 12 noon - Friday 5 February at 5pm
Early module choice for September 2027 - Monday 26 April 2027 at 12 noon - Friday 7 May at 5pm

Curriculum catalogue

Familiarise yourself with your programme of study. You need to know which modules are available to you and decide which modules you'd like to choose. Here is the link to the curriculum catalogue to help you choose your modules:

Guide for using the curriculum catalogue

School and department module information

To help you select your modules, schools and departments have put together useful resource guides that provide all the information you need on how many credits of optional modules you can take and from which schools and departments.

Arts

Medicine and Health Sciences

Medicine PGT

Medicine - Medical Physiology & Therapeutics

Social Sciences

Education

Engineering

Science

Language opportunities

Are you interested in learning a new language? Or want to improve existing skills? Even if you aren't a language student, the Language Centre offers students the opportunity to learn a language as an optional module alongside their degree for credits (Interfaculty Modules). You will be joining students from around the University.

Students who do not have spare credits for optional modules can take an interfaculty language module as a fee-paying student.

Alternatively, you can also join a language module through the Nottingham Advantage Award (NAA).

Interfaculty Modules

Nottingham Advantage Award

1) Watch the guidance video on how to complete module enrolment

2) Check when the online module enrolment form opens and closes

3) If you're interested in a module which is Capped (has a limited capacity). Please submit your choices as early as possible because places on these modules are allocated on a first-come first-served basis. Please note that we do not keep waiting lists and you are not guaranteed a place even if you are able to submit the online module enrolment form.

Please note: Choosing modules that fit with your degree programme is your responsibility, so it is important to familiarise yourself with your programme of study. Student Registry colleagues will be in touch if there are any problems which need resolving with your choices.

Frequently asked questions

I am having issues with NottinghamHub

Please check that you have entered your university username (e.g ttxaaf) and password. You can view our online guidance for using if you're struggling with using the system.
Talk to our team on live chat when module enrolment is open (10am-4pm, Monday - Friday) so we can investigate further for you.
It's best to complete your choices in NottinghamHub, but please use the form below if advised to do so by a member of our team.

Free choice modules

If your Programme enables you to select some free choices then you can find a list of free choice modules here.

Please do use the module title and codes to visit the curriculum catalogue for more in depth details about the module before selecting any free choices.

Free choice modules September 2026

My choices have not been approved

Module requirements

Some modules have prerequisites that you must meet before you can take them, we review everyone's choices to make sure they comply with the programme and module regulations, and if you don't meet the requirements you may be asked to choose another module.

At capacity

The module you have selected may be full. If this is the case then we will use any information you give us about your alternative choices to allocate you to another module.

There is a clash on my timetable

The range of optional choices across our curriculum sometimes means that there are timetabling clashes with other modules, you can check your student timetable to see if this is the case for you. If you have a clash you may need to select another module.

Exceptional amendment form

The exceptional amendment module enrolment form is for students needing to request module changes for the current academic year. Students will have another opportunity to choose modules for the next academic year before teaching starts in September.

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