B.Eng from Nottingham Trent University [NTU], Nottingham - Fees & Admission Details 2024
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- Likes:
- I like the way we have to take ownership and learn from scratch if you are changing country as the education system is different.,
- Learned how research is done how important it is when it comes to education.,
- I liked campus, cafe and events hosted by University.,
- Rest facility provided my university access to library, systems all is best.
- Dislikes:
- I disliked the teaching provided to me for my particular course. It is very difficult if you come from a different field. They will expect alot from you as you are masters student but when it comes to teaching to be honest it is a big zero. Hardly any lecturers were good. Will be a waste of money doing luxury fashion brand management as they hardly have any industry visits or any person coming from industry and teaching or sharing experience.,
- Exposure needed to luxury industry is not there. I expected people from luxury industry will come share experience or will get to visit any company or something but none of it was been done. So basically for this course is a waste of money. As a master’s student and mainly the course is about management where in real nothing related to management withing luxury is been taught.,
- You have to make your own contacts. So start making contacts as soon as possible.
I chose this university as it ranked amongst top 10 in arts in UK. My overall experience is a learning path for me evolving gradually and learning. Career opportunities is hardly any if you do not make contacts. Achieving good marks and passing will not help unless you make industry contacts.
- Likes:
- I like how we are made feel at home, we have great teachers and they support us at every point.
- Dislikes:
- But I think the job help could be better, especially for international students.
I chose this university as the academic reputation of NTU is great for my course of study, and the city itself is extremely student-friendly. It was extremely easy for me as an international student to indulge in university activities and eventually, I fell in love with the city.
- Likes:
- Support from staff, placements, canteen, Sports activities, Academic support, Mental health team, Legal support
Good placements and qualified staff and most importantly it is located in a big city, you need a good city to live in which will help you grow and can give opportunities.
- Likes:
- I liked their international support team for whatever issues students face they respond to it.
- Dislikes:
- What I dislike is less placement support
I absolutely loved living in Nottingham and being a part of NTU. I chose it because of the CIPD qualifications along with my degree which was only at NTU. Overall student life and campus were fun. They have many welcoming activities which is great to learn about the city and other peers.
- Likes:
- I liked all the facilities and opportunities I got through the college. The staff were very friendly and supportive when required.
I chose Nottingham Trent University by looking at the coursework and the college history. It also has very good ranking in the United Kingdom. The city is very nice.
- Likes:
- Liked the culture. Liked the atmosphere and liked how the students learn here.
- Dislikes:
- Disappointed with the placements.
I chose this university as it was the most suitable option based on the marks I scored and was also the most affordable financially. I had read a lot about the same and also found it was easier to study in a small city.
- Likes:
- After receiving the offer letter from multiple universities, I compared the ranking of the universities and ambience along with the advancement in practical knowledge,
- So, here I am confused a little bit what should I include or what not. Everything here like people are very nice. The ambience is good which provides the facilities of Wi-Fi, sports club and gym as well.
- Dislikes:
- I loved the university very much, they don't have anything such students hate. They provide the best facilities in terms of everything.I might say that it is very expensive, which I hate.
In my experience in terms of knowledge, I was able to enhance many of my skills and able to learn new skills as well.
- Likes:
- I liked how they make us apply what we study in real life. We also collaborated with students in Canada to work on a group project which was excellent. There were multiple events on campus to showcase our work.
- Dislikes:
- The lack of international student body. Most of the students were Asians- mostly south asians. I think having an international student body gives you more exposure
I had to submit 2 LORs, a CV, Grades from my undergraduate degree. There wasn’t an interview requirement. I had to write a Statement of Purpose No interview rounds It was a good university which ranked fairly well in my subject- Fashion. It was an old university which meant a good alumni network I liked the location- Nottingham. It is a student city therefore its nightlife is amazing. One downside going to my university was the lack of international diversity which could have been better.
- Likes:
- One of the leading UK law school; Nottingham Law School. Modern University for last 4 consecutive years! What uni award received! Living cost is low compared to other places of UK. Well equipped library both in Clifton and City Campus. Diversity is found including friendly stuffs and professors.,
- Environment, faculties, gym and the self dependent research facilities are the main attraction to study at NTU. Professors are very helpful. Infact uni has mental well being to help students suffering from mental health issues.
- Dislikes:
- Placement opportunity could be more better. It's very difficult to get employed after finishing the degree and students mostly go for jobs different from their profile to sustain there. Very costly country.
It was overall a wonderful experience. Learnt a lot about survival in the most difficult situations.
NTU is accredited by the national council of training for journalists. The module if comprehensive and up to date with the latest requirement in the job market. Ample amount of research scope with faulty coming from around the world.
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