• Our college has 5 campuses as far as i know - Jubilee(mine), University Park (main), Sutton Bonnington, Kings Meadow and Castle Meadow.
• Everything is available – grocery store, library, cafes, study areas, quiet study areas, parks, halls, general practitioner, etc.
• There are constant events going on, like when we came there was the freshers' fair that happens every year when new entrants join, and then after summer vacations we had the Re-freshers fair and then constant fairs related to companies and so many clubs
• 350+ clubs related to tech, culture, religion, etc.

• I found my accommodation through the University website itself but it practically is not on campus. It is adjacent to my campus.
• Weekly rent was £172, included wifi, hot water, a common kitchen for everyone (5 ensuite rooms in each flat), etc.
• The only challenge was the lack of reviews, which made it a bit difficult to decide but otherwise the process was pretty smooth.
• I would say that taking accommodation outside the university might be better because you don't have curfews but still have the safety since it is a student accommodation and no other people are allowed inside. It gives you access to much more culture around you and you get to travel and see places around you as well.
• My accommodation is 10 mins away from my campus by walk; there is no particular area as such rhat indian students stay in. Some paid more to stay near campus and some paid less to stay in the city centre and used that money on travelling by bus (the centre is 15-20 mins by bus)

• Yeah there were a lot of clubs, many libraries basically all the facilities are avilable on campus.

• Book it through uni or just platform such as spareroom and many more.

• The University of Nottingham has six campuses: four in Nottinghamshire (University Park, Jubilee, Sutton Bonington, and King's Meadow) and two overseas campuses in China (Ningbo) and Malaysia (Semenyih).
• The facilities are available on our campus, such as the library and sports facilities.
• The major campus festival, club, or any popular event that takes place at our college is the Winter Ball.
• Some detailed information about the extracurricular activities, such as sports, cultural events, student organisations, etc would be that the student union stands out as an exceptionally good one. The sports teams are quite competitive too. They have cultural events like international students fashion shows.

• I found my accommodation using online platforms.
• The monthly rent for accommodation was 50000, and the facilities included a bed mattress, wardrobe, mirror, and shared toilet (among 3).
• The challenges I encountered while finding or securing your accommodation were the ability to connect with staff easily and finding the cheapest option.
• Based on my experience, I do have some recommendations for future students seeking accommodation: Raleigh Park is the best.
• The accommodation from the college campus is a 5-minute walk away. Most of the Indian students stayed outside campus.

• 4 campus in United Kingdom- 1 - University Park Campus which is largest and main campus 
• 2-Jubilee Campus: where is used to stay which is beautiful with hallword  library and beautiful lake it’s is a campus for business and technology.
• 3-Sutton Bonington Campus: which was my main campus of study which was country side having agriculture, biosciences, and veterinary medicine.
• 4-King's Meadow Campus: which is small campus administrative with TV studio facilities. We had well come week , Diwali ball festival . We had societies focusing on cultural, academic and hobby focus group . We had David Ross sport village, we had gym on every campus , sport clubs and pools . We had football clubs. We had social spaces like student unions which had board games , meeting spots,   cafés on every campus.campus is vibrant .

• University accommodation services helped me to get an accommodation. I got accommodation at jubilee campus it was in suite room which means an attached bathroom. I had shared kitchen which was shared by 5 people . We had study place and game area in my hall . Accommodation was secured .
• My monthly rent was 500 pounds per month . My teaching campus was 1 hours away but commute was easy because of free bus in campus.
• Campus was very beautiful. It was near to city centre. I would recommend to pre book accommodations before coming to uni of Nottingham. Go was student accommodation inside the campus Atleast for 6 months which will help you to settle in . I had few Indian students in my accommodation. 

• There were in total 3 campuses. The main campus was University park campus which have all the major facilities like a huge lake in which you can enjoy boating with your friends. It have all the sports facilities with a huge Gym.
• The other campus is the Jubilee Campus in which I studied. There's a huge library and many departments including the Nottingham University Business School known as NUBS.
• The other campus is Sutton Bonington Campus which was in the countryside mainly for vets and biosciences. The events vary from time to time and there's no such major big event from University of Nottingham.

• The accommodation was really great and I booked it online, there was a dedicated website for it. I have to book a guarantor before booking the accommodation.
• The monthly rent was 540 GBP and all the bills were included. Facilities like TV, sofa, Microwave, Fridge, Dining table, Cupboard, Bed, mattress, etc were provided.
• They do have a common room for activities like Pool table, study room, etc. There were no as such challenges which I faced. I would recommend my accommodation based on my experience. 

• Our college has 3 campuses. All of the above mentioned facilities are there in the university.
• They host a lot of clubs as well for example- travelsoc, artsoc, for legos, for gymnastics, for swimming, for basket ball etc. Any kinds of interest a person has, a person can explore.
• They also take you on some really amazing tours as well around the country as well as outside.
• Lewis Capaldi had come to our college for the testing of our new machine developed for people with Tourette’s.

• I chose an off campus accommodation- near the city centre. I found it through agencies and ads posted on Open Rent or Rightmove.
• The monthly rent came up to 500-600 pounds. Including all the bills. I did not like my accommodation much because their management was extremely poor.
• I would suggest students to look for in campus accommodations- that way you can engage more and even outside with your friends.

• There are 2 campuses and both are next to each other but they are very big and to travel between each campus we had free bus services for students.
• We had 24*7 access to the library, we had a sports village that had 83 different types of sports facilities. Medical is free in the UK.
• The best is Goose Fair and some famous clubs are Rock City and Ocean. Every month there would come an event and can't compare as all of them were good.
• If you stay in student accommodations there will be an event for you every month. I used to stay in an off-campus house so don't have much idea.

• My accommodation was off-campus.
• I found it through the Facebook marketplace, I saw the ad and I reached out to the homeowner and requested a virtual viewing.
• My rent was 500£ with all bills included.
• Facilities like wifi, kitchen appliances and communal cleaners were there.
• I didn't have any challenges it was quite easy for me.
• Look at Spareroom if you want to look for off-campus accommodation.
• My house was 1.5 miles away from the uni campus, however the student accommodation was 0.5 miles.

• We have three campuses like I have mentioned before, with Jubilee campus and University Park campus (main campus) being around 15 minutes walking distance away from each other, while Sutton campus is like 30-40 minutes bus ride from the main campus.
• We have all facilities in the main campus with large sport centre in both the Jubilee and University Park campus.
• We also have a boot( a medicine shop) along with the local GP surgery office within the main campus itself. We have libraries on each campus with George Green library in the University Park campus being the largest.
• We also have PGT hub area that are open 24/7 fitted with free WiFi for students to sit and work. We also have various restaurants, pubs and cafés around the campus providing food at decent costs.
• We have various clubs whether it be sports related or just simple ones ( there is even an Indian Society). Each society hosts its own events .
   

• Off campus accommodation is what I opted for, but it’s still a University accommodation. I looked into the University website which gave me various options including the price range to pick from, facilities, type of rooms available etc.
• My accommodation was 131 pounds per week with all bills included. It was around a 20 minute walk from my department, it’s closer to other departments like psychology, medicine etc.
• One thing that I was most thankful for in my accommodation is the fact that it had a good mix of students from various ethnic backgrounds. So this ensured that I got to mingle with people from various cultures and that I did not just stick to the Indian student population.
   

• There are plenty of societies in every possible domain; you can be a part of them and the events held by them. sometimes, a lot of events are open to all; you can join and have fun with other students. Library and medical facilities are for every one, for sports, you have to take the membership to be a part of it.
• There is a student union that organised loads of events; you have to follow them on social media and websites for better knowing.

• I have booked an off-campus accommodation; it costs me 500 GBP per month including all the bills, there is no TV, so I don't have to pay for that.
• The best thing is it is a 10-minute walk from my university campus, clearly visible form the window. There will be plenty of off campus accommodations that are cheaper than the on-campus ones. Do some research before booking yours.

• There were many separate department buildings in the University of Nottingham, like Creative Writing Area, Business School, Economics etc.
• The library was huge and we could sit there to study and do our research work; it was open till late night, there was sports segment, proper medical facilities, many canteens and popular fests by different departments, etc.

The college recommended hostels were great.