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You can log in to your NotttinghamHub at any time to track the progress of your application. When we have made a decision, we will email you to let you know what you need to do next.

In order to check the listed conditions of your offer, please visit your NottinghamHub. Once you have satisfied these conditions, your offer should be updated to Unconditional.

All unsuccessful applicants will receive feedback on their application record, which provides the specific reason for the application outcome.

Due to the large volumes of applications received, we are unable to provide more detailed feedback in addition to this.

You can upload these to your NottinghamHub account, or you can send these documents through our enquiry form and we would be happy to upload these for you.

Dependent on your area of study, deadline dates vary. However, some useful dates are shared below:

• Postgraduate courses application deadlines

Depending on the course you are applying for, you may also need to provide two references, including at least one who can comment on your academic ability.

A reference must include the following:

• Signed
• Dated within two years of the date of application
• On letter-headed paper
• Non-editable format, for example, PDF

In order for us to consider a course change request, we must receive this in writing.

Please contact the faculty that corresponds to the destination course you would like to change to through our enquiry form. From here, an administrator will process your request and ask you for any further information, if needed.

In order for us to consider a deferral, we must receive the request in writing. Please contact the Future Students Engagement Team to request a deferral via the enquiry form.

This depends on the individual course, as some courses will offer transfers from related courses, whereas some won't allow transfers of any kind due to the structure or requirements of the course.

However, it is often the case that you can make an application through UCAS to apply to start in year one (should you meet the entry requirements).

Undergraduate full-time transfers students who wish to transfer from another institution to the ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ for an undergraduate course should contact Admissions initially to check eligibility. This is because courses may not be able to consider applications for year two or three entry due to accreditation requirements, core modules that may not be covered by other providers and/or lack of vacancies on the course.

If the course supports transfers, Admissions will check to see if an offer for a place on year two or three can be made (depending on course vacancies, previous qualifications, previous study and if any core modules are required).

If a transfer would be considered, an application should then be made through UCAS. The standard application process would then apply.

A Recognition of Other Learning application may also be required depending on the year of entry. Other information on the detail of transfers is included in this policy.

If you would like to withdraw your application from us, please do so via UCAS for undergraduate applications, or by directly contacting the Future Students Engagement Team. Please be aware that this is subject to relevant deadlines.

Please contact the Future Students Engagement Team as soon as possible and we will see if we can make this possible.

The university does not require applicants to declare criminal convictions. However, it is required if applicants wish to stay in university owned or managed accommodation. Any declaration of a criminal conviction will not form part of the initial academic assessment of the application.

Please contact the Future Students Engagement Team if you have declared a criminal conviction accidentally when applying through UCAS.

If you will be under the age of 18 when you register and begin your course with the university, your parents or legal guardian must complete an under 18 consent form.

The university is not able to take on the usual rights, responsibilities and authority that parents have in relation to a child, and it will not act in loco parentis in relation to students who are under the age of 18 years.

We must receive consent from the student's parents or legal guardians, to acknowledge their acceptance of the policies and arrangements set out in this webpage. This is a condition of admission to the university for all students who will be under 18 years of age at the time of registration.

Please contact the Future Students Engagement Team to request a new password by the enquiry form or telephone.

EU and international students whose first language is not English are required to have an appropriate grade or score in an approved examination in English language, such as an IELTS. However, we also accept other qualifications. Please ensure you check a course for its individual requirements as they can differ.

You can find a whole range of different information to help support your application on our international students webpage. This includes topics on student life, scholarships, visas and much more.

Our Centre for English Language Education (CELE) offers pre-sessional English for academic purposes courses to help you improve your academic English. The length of course you need depends on your current level of English and the level needed for your degree course. Visit the CELE website for further information. 

Student Living is the foundation of your journey at the ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´. We help support you through the transition into independent living and out into the community. Visit the accommodation website for more information.

We have a large variety of scholarships and bursaries available, offered both internally and externally. Please visit our scholarships and bursaries website to find out more.

For full details of fees, including fees for part-time students and reduced fees during your time studying abroad or on placement (where applicable), please visit our fees page.

To find out when fees are due, what payment methods we accept, and access funding and financial support, please visit our student fees and payments webpage. For details on contacting us directly visit our contact us page.

Once your application has been processed, the Student Loans Company (SLC) will inform the university of the loan that you have been awarded.

Please remember you need to apply for your student loan each year. You will need to complete registration each year before SLC will pay your fee.

Find out more about SLC loans and other funding at our webpage.

If and when you can study abroad will depend on the degree you study and the study abroad programme you want to apply for.

If exchange is available it could be for a semester or year depending on your degree. This information will be listed in the eligibility section on the school/department drop-downs on the global opportunities by faculty webpage. Please note, this information is updated each academic year and is therefore subject to change.

For the majority of exchange opportunities, you must apply in the year before the placement takes place.

The cost of studying abroad will depend on several factors such as where and how long your exchange is, the cost of living and the exchange rate. The cost of studying at different partner universities will also vary, as some may have some compulsory fees or health insurance.

You will also need to consider common costs such as flights, transfers, visa, vaccination, insurance, accommodation and living costs.

There are no tuition fees payable to the partner university, you will pay your fees to Nottingham as usual but at a reduced rate. 

If you study abroad for a period of at least eight weeks as part of your degree programme, you may be eligible for an overseas rate of loan from Student Finance.

A Travel Grant is available to eligible full-time students, who have had a means-tested assessment carried out by Student Finance, and who are attending a clinical placement in the UK or studying abroad as part of their course. For further information, please refer to the .

If you receive a University Core Bursary and your financial circumstances haven’t changed, you will be entitled to the same level of bursary you received in previous years if you study abroad.

Depending on where you study or work, you may also find there is external funding available through organisations like BUTEX, or from governments or partners themselves. Further information can be found on our study abroad finance page.

Some course have compulsory placements that you must complete in order to progress on your degree. For more information please access the compulsory placements webpage.

You might be able to do an optional placement. This is a great way to develop your skills, increase your knowledge and expand your experience, whether you want to supplement your degree or to develop your professional skills. For more information please access the optional placements webpage.