University of Nottingham admissions run on rolling UCAS submissions for undergraduate courses and direct portal applications for postgraduate programs, with the September 2027 primary intake taking most Indian applicants. Undergraduate entry from CBSE or ISC Class XII typically asks 84 to 93 percent across four best subjects, and master’s programs ask for a Bachelor’s degree at 60 to 70 percent depending on your Indian university’s tier.
- September 2027 primary intake: UCAS Medicine deadline 15 October 2026 (Closing Soon). Standard UG closes 14 January 2027.
- Base tuition from GBP 33,000 (around INR 42.67 Lakhs) per year. UCAS fee GBP 34.50 (around INR 4,461). No standard PG application fee.
- UG: Class XII 84%+ (CBSE or ISC). PG: Bachelor’s 60%+ from Tier 1 university. IELTS 6.5, no band under 6.0.
- Acceptance rate estimated at 25 to 35 percent. Nottingham publishes no official institutional figure.
Indian applicants gravitate to Nottingham’s one-year MBA, MSc Data Science, and MSc Finance and Investment, all Russell Group masters with strong post-study visa pathways. Student reviews flag the tri-campus setup and Jubilee Campus tech facilities as pulls, though hall accommodation books out fast, so treat the University of Nottingham profile as your baseline for fees, ranking, and living-cost detail before you file.
Admission status: Open. The University of Nottingham September 2027 primary intake is live. The UCAS 2027 cycle for undergraduate courses opened 1 September 2026, and the 15 October 2026 deadline for Medicine and Veterinary Science is Closing Soon. Standard UG applications close 14 January 2027 (UCAS application fee GBP 34.50, around INR 4,461). Postgraduate taught applications are open on the Campus Solutions portal for a September 2027 international deadline of early August 2027, and Nottingham charges no application fee for standard PG programs.
Table of Contents
- University of Nottingham Application Deadlines
- Nottingham Eligibility for Indian Students
- University of Nottingham PG Programs
- Nottingham UG Programs and Entry Bands
- University of Nottingham MBA Admissions
- Nottingham PhD Admissions
- University of Nottingham Application Process
- Documents Required for Nottingham Applicants
- University of Nottingham Acceptance Rate
- UK Student Visa Process for Indian Students
- Tips and Checklist for Nottingham Admissions
- University of Nottingham Admissions FAQs
University of Nottingham Application Deadlines for Indian Students
The University of Nottingham’s primary intake for Indian students is September, where the bulk of undergraduate, taught postgraduate, MBA, and PhD programs open. Undergraduate applications route through UCAS on a fixed 2027 cycle. Postgraduate applications go directly through the university’s own Campus Solutions portal on a rolling basis, closing about six to seven weeks before teaching starts.
Dates below are confirmed per the Nottingham postgraduate apply page and the UCAS 2027 cycle published dates.
| Intake | Level | App Opens | Deadline | App Fee | Portal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary intake September 2027 | UG Medicine and Veterinary Science | 1 September 2026 | 15 October 2026 (Closing Soon) | GBP 34.50 (INR 4,461) | UCAS |
| Primary intake September 2027 | UG standard courses | 1 September 2026 | 14 January 2027 | GBP 34.50 (INR 4,461) | UCAS |
| September 2027 | UG UCAS Extra window | 28 February 2027 | 30 June 2027 | GBP 34.50 (INR 4,461) | UCAS |
| September 2027 | PG Taught (international) | September 2026 | Early August 2027 (est.) | No fee | Campus Solutions |
| September 2027 | PG Research (international) | September 2026 | Mid-August 2027 (est.) | No fee | Campus Solutions |
Planning note: Nottingham advises Indian applicants to file about 10 to 12 weeks before the international deadline. A CAS-ready file by mid-May 2027 gives room for tuberculosis testing, financial evidence of GBP 1,136 monthly (around INR 1.47 Lakhs) held for 28 days, and visa biometrics before late September teaching starts.
University of Nottingham Eligibility Requirements for Indian Students
Eligibility runs on two axes: academic band by qualification and English proficiency. Nottingham reads Indian Class XII on the four best-scored subjects and grades your Bachelor’s institution on a three-tier basis. English requirements vary by course, and Class XII English at 70 percent or more can waive the IELTS entirely for CBSE and CISCE candidates.
- UG general entry (CBSE, CISCE, Maharashtra): Class XII at 84 to 93 percent across four best subjects, mapped to UK A-level bands.
- UG West Bengal Board: Class XII at 70 to 83 percent on the same four-subject basis.
- UG other state boards: Class XII at 85 to 98 percent, since state marking is scaled lower.
- PG Tier 1 Bachelor’s: 60 percent for a UK 2:1 equivalent, 55 percent for a UK 2:2.
- PG Tier 2 Bachelor’s: 65 percent for a UK 2:1, 60 percent for a UK 2:2.
- PG Tier 3 Bachelor’s: 70 percent for a UK 2:1, 65 percent for a UK 2:2.
Standard English floors are IELTS 6.5 with no band under 6.0, TOEFL iBT 87 with 20 in each element, or PTE Academic 62 with 55 minimums. Higher-demand courses like MBA, Law, and Nursing move to IELTS 7.0, and Medicine or Physiotherapy sit at IELTS 7.5.
What are the University of Nottingham IELTS waivers for Indian students?
Two waiver paths apply to Indian applicants and are worth using where you qualify, since IELTS booking now runs GBP 250 plus travel to a test centre.
- Class XII English score (CBSE or CISCE only): 70 percent maps to IELTS 6.0, and 85 percent maps to IELTS 7.5. This waiver is granted at the course-team review stage.
- University-of-origin exemption for master’s: Bachelor’s graduates from IIT, Delhi University, Mumbai University, Anna University, and Christ University are typically exempt from a separate English test.
Confirm your waiver eligibility on the Nottingham minimum English entry policy before you skip the IELTS booking.
University of Nottingham PG Programs and English Requirements
Nottingham runs over 400 taught postgraduate courses, mostly one-year full-time. The table below covers the programs most Indian students apply to, with the entry band and English requirement each course actually publishes. Base tuition for these programs starts at around GBP 33,000 (around INR 42.67 Lakhs) per year, and cost of attendance detail sits on the course-wise fee breakdown.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| MBA (Business Administration) | 12 months | Bachelor’s UK 2:1 (Tier 1 India 60%). Three to five years post-graduation work experience. Interview. | IELTS 7.0 |
| MSc Data Science | 12 months | Bachelor’s UK 2:1 (Tier 1 India 60%) in Computing, Mathematics, or a numerate discipline. | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Business and Management | 12 months | Bachelor’s UK 2:1 (Tier 1 India 60%) in any discipline. | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Finance and Investment | 12 months | Bachelor’s UK 2:1 (Tier 1 India 60%) in Finance, Economics, Accounting, or Business with quantitative content. | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Computer Science | 12 months | Bachelor’s UK 2:1 (Tier 1 India 60%) in any subject. Prior programming not required. | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Marketing | 12 months | Bachelor’s UK 2:1 (Tier 1 India 60%) in any discipline. | IELTS 6.5 |
| LLM (Master of Laws) | 12 months | Law Bachelor’s UK 2:1 (Tier 1 India 60%). Non-law backgrounds considered case by case. | IELTS 7.0 |
| MSc International Business | 12 months | Bachelor’s UK 2:1 (Tier 1 India 60%) in any discipline. | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Electrical Engineering | 12 months | Bachelor’s UK 2:1 (Tier 1 India 60%) in Electrical, Electronic, or Communications Engineering. | IELTS 6.0 |
Insider note: Nottingham Business School reviews master’s applications in rolling waves. Files submitted before 31 January 2027 for the September 2027 intake get first look at merit funding like the South Asia Postgraduate Excellence Award and the Developing Solutions scholarship, before those pools thin.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official University of Nottingham postgraduate page for your chosen program before applying.
University of Nottingham UG Programs and Entry Bands
Undergraduate applications go through UCAS. Nottingham asks Class XII on the four best-scored subjects, and the exact percentage floor depends on your board and the A-level grade band the course lists. Base tuition for UG international students sits around GBP 33,000 (around INR 42.67 Lakhs) per year, with Medicine and lab-based courses at the higher end.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| BSc Computer Science | 3 years | CBSE or ISC Class XII 87% (AAB), including Mathematics at high band. | IELTS 6.5 |
| BEng Mechanical Engineering | 3 years (4 with placement) | CBSE or ISC Class XII 87% (AAB), with Mathematics and Physics. | IELTS 6.0 |
| BSc Economics | 3 years | CBSE or ISC Class XII 90% (AAA), with Mathematics. | IELTS 6.5 |
| LLB Law | 3 years | CBSE or ISC Class XII 93% (A*AA) with strong English marks. | IELTS 7.0 |
| BA International Relations | 3 years | CBSE or ISC Class XII 90% (AAA) across four best subjects. | IELTS 6.5 |
University of Nottingham foundation year for Indian students
Applicants who finish Class XI or hold a three-year diploma can enter the one-year foundation at Nottingham International College (Kaplan partnership) across Business, Law, Social Sciences, and Science and Engineering streams. Foundation entry is IELTS 5.5 with 5.0 in each element, and successful progression drops you into Year 1 of the linked BSc, BA, LLB, or BEng.
University of Nottingham MBA Admissions
The Nottingham University Business School Full-time MBA runs for 12 months starting September, and tuition for the 2027 entry is GBP 34,800 (around INR 45.00 Lakhs) for the full program. The MBA cohort is small and reviewed by round, with an interview at the shortlist stage. Deadlines confirmed on the MBA 2027 entry course page.
University of Nottingham MBA entry requirements
- Full-time MBA: Bachelor’s UK 2:1 (Tier 1 India 60%), plus three to five years post-graduation full-time work experience with management responsibility. Interview at the shortlist stage. IELTS 7.0 with 6.0 minimum bands.
- Executive MBA: Bachelor’s UK 2:1 (Tier 1 India 60%), plus at least five years post-graduation work experience including management. Interview at shortlist. IELTS 7.0.
- Executive MBA Healthcare: Same five-year experience floor with healthcare sector focus. Interview at shortlist.
- No-degree pathway: Candidates without a Bachelor’s may be considered where professional qualifications and management experience are exceptional. Case-by-case review by admissions.
GMAT or GRE is not required for the Nottingham MBA, though a strong score can support borderline files. Two references are needed, and Nottingham prefers referees who have directly managed you or observed your performance. Interviews happen on Microsoft Teams for Indian applicants, typically 30 to 45 minutes, focused on career trajectory and post-MBA plan.
Insider note: Nottingham does not publish fixed MBA round deadlines but does prioritise files received by 31 January 2027 for September 2027 intake. Applications close for international candidates around early July 2027, though scholarship pots for Indian applicants typically empty by April.
University of Nottingham PhD Admissions
Nottingham runs doctoral admissions on a rolling basis across the calendar, and offers standard start points in October, February, and May depending on the department. Fee-paying PhD students from India apply directly through Campus Solutions with no application charge. Funded PhD positions and studentships close on department-set windows.
University of Nottingham PhD application steps
- Identify a supervisor: Match to a faculty member whose research aligns with your proposal before submitting.
- Research proposal: 1,500 to 2,000 words on question, method, and contribution.
- References: Two academic references dated within two years.
- Interview: Online interview with prospective supervisor and a second panel member.
University of Nottingham PhD funding for Indian applicants
PhD tuition for international students in 2026-27 sits at around GBP 30,750 (around INR 39.76 Lakhs) per year for lab-based science, and lower for arts and humanities. Nottingham’s own Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship for Research Excellence covers tuition plus a stipend at the UKRI rate of GBP 19,237 per year (around INR 24.87 Lakhs) for 2025-26. Indian applicants also target Commonwealth Scholarships and department-linked studentships. Explore the full funding for Indian students before you file.
University of Nottingham Application Process
The process splits by level. Undergraduate courses route through UCAS on a fixed 2027 cycle, while postgraduate taught and research go direct via Campus Solutions. Both take the same core documents but on different timelines.
University of Nottingham UG application steps
- Register on UCAS. The 2027 cycle opened for submissions on 1 September 2026, and you can add up to five course choices in one application. UCAS charges GBP 34.50 (around INR 4,461) as the application fee, and this is your only application fee for standard UG entry.
- Draft the UCAS personal statement in the new three-question 2026 format. Nottingham reads all three sections and expects course-specific reasoning rather than generic ambition.
- Secure one academic reference through UCAS. Reference must be dated within the current or previous academic year.
- Submit before 15 October 2026 for Medicine and Veterinary Science, or 14 January 2027 for standard UG courses. Applications close at 18:00 UK time.
University of Nottingham PG application steps
- Create a Campus Solutions login on campus.nottingham.ac.uk and select your programme.
- Upload Bachelor’s transcripts and degree certificate (or interim marksheet if final year), CV, personal statement (500 to 1,000 words), and two references including at least one academic reference.
- Upload IELTS, TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, or your Class XII marksheet if you claim the English waiver.
- Submit. No application fee for standard PG. Offer decisions typically arrive in four to six weeks, and you must accept, pay the tuition deposit of GBP 3,000 to GBP 5,000 (around INR 3.88 to 6.47 Lakhs), and receive your CAS before applying for the UK Student visa.
Documents Required for University of Nottingham Applicants
Nottingham reviews complete files. A partial application will sit in the queue rather than be sent to the course team, so scan and upload every document in colour and at readable resolution before you submit.
- Passport bio page: Valid for at least two years past your intended course end date.
- Class X and Class XII marksheets and certificates: All boards, both sides scanned.
- Bachelor’s transcripts: Per-semester marksheets from your Indian university, plus consolidated final transcript.
- Bachelor’s degree certificate: Or provisional certificate if final results are pending.
- English test score report: IELTS TRF, TOEFL iBT, or PTE Academic. Optional if you qualify for the Class XII English or university-of-origin waiver.
- Personal statement: Written for the specific programme, 500 to 1,000 words for PG.
- CV: One to two pages covering academic and any professional history.
- Two references: Dated within two years, on letterhead if not sent directly by the referee.
- Work-experience letter: Required for MBA and Executive MBA to prove three-plus or five-plus years respectively.
- Portfolio: Required for design, architecture, or fine-art disciplines only.
University of Nottingham Acceptance Rate for Indian Students
The University of Nottingham does not publish an official institutional acceptance rate. Third-party estimates place the overall offer rate at roughly 25 to 35 percent for international applicants, based on competitive-intake patterns and Nottingham’s Russell Group ranking band (QS 97 globally for 2027, and 15th in the UK).
University of Nottingham course-selectivity variation
Selectivity varies sharply by course. Medicine, Veterinary Science, and Physiotherapy are the tightest at Nottingham. These courses hold interview and situational-judgement stages on top of the UCAS submission, and offer rates drop to around 10 to 15 percent. Popular business and computing masters run at higher throughput but still ask for the Tier 1 60 percent floor. Arts and humanities admits move at a more generous offer rate.
What can Indian applicants do to lift Nottingham offer chances?
Three levers matter: hitting the exact Class XII or Bachelor’s floor with room to spare, writing a course-specific personal statement rather than a generic study-abroad essay, and applying in the first review wave before Christmas.
Insider note: Nottingham reads the four best-scoring Class XII subjects, not the aggregate. An Indian applicant with a strong Physics, Chemistry, Maths, English cluster at 90 percent can offset a weaker fifth subject like Physical Education without penalty on Engineering or Computing courses.
UK Student Visa Process for University of Nottingham Applicants
Indian students admitted to Nottingham apply for the UK Student visa (formerly Tier 4 General). The visa is granted by UK Visas and Immigration on the strength of your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) issued by Nottingham after you accept the offer and pay the tuition deposit.
Nottingham is on the UKVI-listed sponsor register with a 100 percent visa sponsorship track record. The Student visa fee from April 2026 is GBP 558 (around INR 72,155) when applied from India, and the Immigration Health Surcharge is GBP 776 per year (around INR 1.00 Lakhs) charged for the full course length up front. Financial evidence must show one year’s tuition plus GBP 1,136 per month (around INR 1.47 Lakhs) for nine months of living costs outside London, held in your account for 28 consecutive days before you apply.
Post-arrival, register with the university within your first week to unlock library, hall access, and the Biometric Residence Permit collection, and register with a local GP under the NHS in the same window. Nottingham students on courses of nine months or longer qualify for the two-year Graduate Route visa after completing the degree.
2026 update: UKVI now requires evidence of tuition deposit and 28-day maintenance funds before Nottingham issues the CAS, not just at the visa stage. Plan the deposit-to-CAS turnaround for eight to ten weeks before your intended travel date.
Tips and Checklist for University of Nottingham Admissions
The following tips and steps are drawn from Indian-applicant patterns at Nottingham. Steps are timeline-anchored to a September 2027 primary intake target.
- File in the first wave: Nottingham reads master’s applications on a rolling first-in-first-out basis. October to December 2026 filings sit in the strongest queue for scholarships.
- Request transcripts by December 2026: Indian universities take four to six weeks to certify per-semester transcripts and issue an original consolidated marksheet.
- Book IELTS by January 2027 if you cannot claim the Class XII English waiver. Test dates cluster around Bengaluru, Delhi, and Mumbai, and slots book two months out.
- Draft the personal statement to the course, not the university. Nottingham course teams flag generic essays that could apply to Manchester or Birmingham interchangeably.
- Line up referees in November 2026: Give academic referees at least three weeks before you need the letter uploaded.
- Convert offer to CAS by May 2027: Pay the GBP 3,000 to GBP 5,000 tuition deposit (around INR 3.88 to 6.47 Lakhs) within four weeks of the unconditional offer.
- Show 28-day maintenance by June 2027: Park living-cost funds in your account before mid-June so the 28-day clock closes cleanly.
- Book visa biometrics by July 2027: VFS slots at Mumbai and Delhi tighten from July onwards, so lock a date as soon as CAS lands.
- Book Nottingham hall of residence by June 2027: International guaranteed halls fill on offer-acceptance timing, and Ancaster and Broadgate are the earliest to close.
Nottingham admissions ask for the four best Class XII subjects for UG entry, a Tier 1 Bachelor’s at 60 percent for PG, and IELTS 6.5 unless the Class XII English or university-of-origin waiver applies. File early in the rolling window, keep the deposit ready by May, and pace CAS to biometrics with an eight-to-ten-week buffer for a clean September 2027 start.
University of Nottingham Admissions: Frequently Asked Questions
Ques. What is the University of Nottingham’s next application deadline for Indian students?
Ans. The nearest live deadline is 15 October 2026 for UCAS Medicine and Veterinary Science entries. The main UG UCAS deadline is 14 January 2027, and the postgraduate international deadline for September 2027 entry is around early August 2027 on the Campus Solutions portal.
Ques. Does the University of Nottingham accept Indian Class XII directly for undergraduate entry?
Ans. Yes. CBSE and ISC Class XII on the four best subjects is accepted directly, with typical bands from 84 to 93 percent. State board applicants may need higher percentages, and diploma holders can sometimes enter Year 2.
Ques. Is IELTS mandatory for the University of Nottingham?
Ans. No. If your CBSE or CISCE Class XII English score is 70 percent or higher, that maps to IELTS 6.0 as a waiver, and 85 percent maps to IELTS 7.5. Master’s applicants from IIT, Delhi University, Mumbai University, Anna University, or Christ University are typically exempt from a separate test.
Ques. What is the application fee at the University of Nottingham?
Ans. Undergraduate applicants pay the UCAS application fee of GBP 34.50 (around INR 4,461) for up to five choices. Nottingham does not charge a separate application fee for standard postgraduate taught, PhD, or MBA applications submitted through Campus Solutions.
Ques. How long does the University of Nottingham take to send offer letters?
Ans. Postgraduate taught offer decisions typically arrive within four to six weeks of a complete submission. MBA and PhD reviews take six to eight weeks because of the interview and supervisor-match stages. Undergraduate UCAS decisions follow the standard UCAS timeline through to March 2027.
Ques. What Bachelor’s percentage does the University of Nottingham need for master’s?
Ans. A UK 2:1 equivalent, which maps to 60 percent from a Tier 1 Indian university, 65 percent from a Tier 2, or 70 percent from a Tier 3. Nottingham grades your Indian institution on a three-tier basis published in its country entry requirements.
Ques. Does the University of Nottingham need GMAT or GRE for MBA and MSc admissions?
Ans. No. Neither test is a formal requirement for the Nottingham MBA or Business School master’s programs. A strong GMAT or GRE score can support a borderline file but is not asked for by default.
Ques. What is the University of Nottingham acceptance rate for Indian students?
Ans. Nottingham does not publish an official institutional figure. Third-party estimates suggest around 25 to 35 percent for international applicants overall, with Medicine, Veterinary Science, and Physiotherapy tighter at 10 to 15 percent.
Ques. Can I defer my University of Nottingham offer to the next year?
Ans. Deferral is granted at course-team discretion, typically for one year. Request the deferral in writing after accepting the offer and before paying the tuition deposit, and Nottingham will confirm whether your programme is running the following year.
Ques. Does the University of Nottingham offer scholarships to Indian students?
Ans. Yes. The South Asia Undergraduate and Postgraduate Excellence Awards target Indian applicants, and Developing Solutions Master’s Scholarships offer partial or full tuition for eligible master’s students. Chevening and Commonwealth Scholarships also fund Nottingham places.
Ques. What is the tuition deposit for the University of Nottingham?
Ans. International applicants pay a tuition deposit of GBP 3,000 to GBP 5,000 (around INR 3.88 to 6.47 Lakhs) after accepting the offer. UKVI now requires proof of this deposit and 28-day maintenance funds before Nottingham issues the CAS, so plan the deposit-to-CAS turnaround at eight to ten weeks.
Ques. What visa do Indian students need for the University of Nottingham?
Ans. Indian applicants apply for the UK Student visa. The visa fee is GBP 558 (around INR 72,155) from April 2026, plus the Immigration Health Surcharge of GBP 776 per year (around INR 1.00 Lakhs). Nottingham students on courses of nine months or longer are eligible for the two-year post-study Graduate Route visa.
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| Program | Important Dates | Fees | Eligibility | Financial Aid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Fall 2027 intake application deadline (3rd Aug 2027) | USD 46,980 /Yr GBP 34,800 /Yr | IELTS: 7.0, TOEFL: 100, PTE: 76, 2:1 Honours degree in any discipline | ||
MSc Data Science 1 year | Fall 2027 international application deadline (3rd Aug 2027) | USD 46,980 /Yr GBP 34,800 /Yr | IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL: 90, PTE: 71, 2:1 Honours degree (or international equivalent) | |
LLB Law 3 years | UCAS 2027 undergraduate application deadline (13th Jan 2027) | USD 37,260 /Yr GBP 27,600 /Yr | IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL: 90, PTE: 71, A-Level AAA or IB 34 Points | |
MSc Business Analytics 1 year | Fall 2027 international application deadline (3rd Aug 2027) | USD 45,900 /Yr GBP 34,000 /Yr | IELTS: 6.0, TOEFL: 80, PTE: 65, 2:1 Honours degree in any discipline with a quantitative module | |
Fall 2027 intake application deadline (3rd Aug 2027) | USD 46,980 /Yr GBP 34,800 /Yr | IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL: 90, PTE: 71, 2:1 Honours degree in Business, Economics or Management | ||
BSc Computer Science 3 years | UCAS 2027 undergraduate application deadline (13th Jan 2027) | USD 45,225 /Yr GBP 33,500 /Yr | IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL: 90, PTE: 71, A*AA at A-Level (or equivalent) | |
Fall 2027 intake application deadline (3rd Aug 2027) | USD 46,980 /Yr GBP 34,800 /Yr | IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL: 90, PTE: 71, 2:1 Honours degree in Computer Science or a numerate STEM discipline | ||
Fall 2027 intake application deadline (3rd Aug 2027) | USD 50,760 /Yr GBP 37,600 /Yr | IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL: 90, PTE: 71, 2:1 Honours degree with quantitative modules (Mathematics/Statistics/Econometrics) | ||
Fall 2027 international application deadline (3rd Aug 2027) | USD 46,980 /Yr GBP 34,800 /Yr | IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL: 90, PTE: 71, 2:1 Honours degree (or international equivalent) in Computer Science, Engineering, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences or Art and Design | ||
M.Sc Management Psychology 2 years | Course Start Date for Fall 2026 Intake (21st Sep 2026) | USD 41,580 /Yr GBP 30,800 /Yr | IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL iBT: 90, PTE: 71 |
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- Great campus, faculty and education.
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- Lacked placement opportunities for all.
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- Very systematic.
- Everything is done on time.
- Good diversity in students so we get to learn about so many cultures.
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- Moodle does not work well all the time.
- Even thought there are continuous events we find out a little too late about them.
- It took a while to understand the systems as an international student.
Scholarship
- There were some scholarships available, like the scholarships for students all over asia, sports scholarships, etc., and some people did receive it based on their achievements; some people i know received a 100% scholarship as well.
- Not a lot of people receive scholarships as far as i know, i only heard of three or four people getting scholarships. Typically the award amount ranges between 4000-10000£






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- Opportunities and always helpful towards your goals.
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- Wish they made us do more activities
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- Student centric wherein there is focus on the student's wellbeing
- Disciplined in terms of classroom etiquette
- Fair when it comes to judging grades
Dislikes
- Doesn't have too many places to stay within the college campus
- Connectivity to different buildings is not very easy
- Large campus
Scholarship
- My batchmates did receive scholarships or other forms of financial aid.
- About 2 in 10 students, on average, receive scholarships each year, and 10 per cent to 70 per cent of the fees is the typical award amount.
- 4 of my very close friends enjoyed the scholarship. They were all international students.

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- Nottingham was pretty good, had a nice time there.
- The campus was actually really nice. Lots of trees and open spaces, so it felt kinda peaceful. I liked just walking around or sitting outside when the weather was decent.
- The course was planned well. I learned a lot of useful stuff, nothing too complicated. By the end, I felt like I actually knew something and could do something with it.
Dislikes
- Nottingham was nice, but some things were kinda bad. Doctor appointments were a pain. NHS wait times were too long. Had to wait weeks just to see a doctor. Super frustrating.
- Buses were all over the place. Sometimes they came late, sometimes too early. Made it hard to plan anything.
- Some parts of Nottingham felt sketchy. Especially at night. Heard some bad stuff, so I didn’t really like walking alone.
Scholarship
- I didn’t receive any scholarships for my course at the University of Nottingham, but I was awarded £250, which I used to cover some of my daily expenses, like groceries and other small costs. This was a helpful boost, especially since living expenses can add up quickly. However, my housemate received a scholarship from the British Council, which helped her with a significant portion of her costs.
- The university offers several scholarships for students, but I wasn’t aware of all the options available to me, so I didn’t apply for them. This limited my chances to receive more financial help. I noticed that some of my classmates were more active in finding scholarships and were able to get financial aid. The amount they received varied – some got just a few hundred pounds, while others received larger amounts depending on the scholarship they applied for.
- Although I didn’t get a major scholarship, I think the education at the University of Nottingham is worth the tuition fees. The quality of teaching, resources, and opportunities available to students is excellent, and it made the cost of studying there feel worthwhile. The university is known for its high-quality academic programs, and I felt that my experience was valuable, even though the fees were higher than I expected.
- Looking back, I would advise future students to research scholarships and financial aid opportunities as early as possible. There are many options available, both through the university and outside organizations, that can help reduce the financial burden of studying. Some scholarships are based on academic performance, while others might be for specific courses or nationalities. By starting early, students can increase their chances of receiving financial aid.
- Overall, while I didn’t receive a scholarship, I found that the education I received at the University of Nottingham was definitely worth the cost. For future students, I recommend looking into all scholarship options to help ease the financial load.




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- The Campus is really good. I studied in Nottingham University Business School which was in Jubilee Campus.
- There is a large diversity of professors and students that makes it suitable for most of the students to indulge in the environment.
- They do have many fun activities that helps the students to keep themselves engaging and not being bored all the times.
Dislikes
- The university accommodations are not really great do try finding it before hand you arrive in Nottingham.
- There are Job fairs in University but no campus placements so you have to search for job by yourself.
- The modules and exams are not very easy and you have to really work hard if you want to score really good marks in any subject.
Scholarship
- No I couldn't receive any scholarships as there are lots of applications and I was a bit late to get admission. There are few friends who did get an early bird scholarship of around 7,000 GBP and it was the common scholarship that people get.
- There are few more scholarships based on different branches and special cases. The average number is around 35 students for getting scholarship each year

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- Campus- lots to do and explore.
- Co- Curricular activities- so many clubs to explore and skills to have.
- Professors- Really good teaching faculty and really helpful.
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- Lack of seminars on how to adjust in a new county. What to expect and what to not- they have started it this year though.
- Career options after the course were not discussed properly. What can you do? How can you get help and support as an international student?
Scholarship
- Yes there were scholarships available and awards as well. I personally took part in the Nottingham Advantage award.
- There are different types of scholarships the university provides that are mentioned on their page based on the country you belong to. The two types of academic ones were- 50% and 100% scholarships. The amount of students who receive is quite unsure.












Likes
- The teachers had a strong command of their respective disciplines and leveraged practical experiences whenever possible. The ML professor had rich expertise working with different companies which equipped him with knowledge that enriched the machine learning module.
- The computer laboratories were fitted with modern devices and applications. This made it possible for us to engage in complex performance computer activities such as training neural networks and building sophisticated models that would have taken days, but with high end computers, it was done in a split of time with no limits.
- Variety of subjects were covered in the course; however, they gave us chance to select modules including those not from the competency science school and from the business schools as well. I had an intention to learn Management Science in the business school and my HOD agreed to such arrangement.
Dislikes
- The amount of work, particularly in the dissertation stage, was high. I found it hard to maintain a balance between study and research, particularly when there were approaching deadlines.
- The time of some modules would overlap making it impossible to go for some lectures. Some lectures I could not attend because the schedules clashed.
- Although I appreciated the international approach, many of my classmates came from the same ethnic backgrounds, predominately Chinese and Indian students. It would have been more beneficial and worth it if there were discussions and group works with students from different ethnic backgrounds.
Scholarship
- No, I didn’t receive any kind of scholarship or financial relief from my computer science school.
- Moreover, In computer science school there was no academic scholarship given to any student.
- However, one of my colleagues got a 4000£ scholarship not because he was excellent in academics but because he was an organ donor. But in business school, every second person had a scholarship ranging from as low as 1000£ up to 50%.












Likes
- The facilities including providing the necessary softwares for the students to use
- Professors, course modules.
- Support provided for students and extracurricular activity opportunities such as sports and clubs.
Dislikes
- How expensive the course is taking into account how much a pound is worth with respect to rupees
- Duration of the course(could be longer) as it felt fast phased
- No placement/ industrial opportunities especially critical in the field of architecture.
Scholarship
- Yes, like I mentioned my university has plenty of scholarships available. From ones ranging from 2000 pounds to even fully paid ones.
- Many do get funding, even in my course of 20 students, 2 of them have 50% funded scholarships, while a few others have like 200-7000 pound scholarships granted to them.
- I am not sure about the average number of scholarship grants every year, but UoN is one of the few universities that have either half funded or fully funded masters school programs in the country.
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