University of Nottingham Reviews and Ratings

• 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.

The college recommended hostels were great.

• I had applied to three colleges for Masters in Management:
  1) University of Nottingham
  2) University of Birmingham
  3) University of Exeter
• I received offers from University of Nottingham and University of Exeter. University of Birmingham rejected my application because I didn’t had any prior experience in management and nor had I studied management in my Bachelors. I was from Mechanical Engineering background. So they said that for Masters in Management I would need to have any one in above two things.
• As Nottingham University was under Russell group, I opted it. The admission process was smooth. I was sent an offer letter. Once I accepted the letter, I had to pay the deposit of £2000. Once the amount was paid, the CAS letter was generated which would be necessary for the VISA application. The rest of the fee was paid in three instalments. The eligibility criteria was to have good academic background and proficiency in English. I had given IELTS and had a score of 7.
• I applied for Fall intake. Most of the top ranking University has Fall intake rather than January intake. Due to certain circumstances I applied very late which was in May second week. I received my offer letter within two weeks of applying. Then once I accepted, I had to pay deposit to get the CAS letter. Once it was done, then I got the letter within few days.

• I found my accommodation pretty easily through the university’s housing portal. I chose a single bedroom in a shared flat with four other people, and while we had a shared bathroom, the setup worked well for me.
• Rent, including utilities, came to around £500 a month, which fit my budget nicely. It was only a 15-minute walk from campus, so I could easily get to classes without relying on transport. This made life so much easier, both for saving money and managing time.
• Overall, I didn’t run into any issues finding a place, and it was a pretty smooth process for me.

I chose this university as it has one of the best organisational psychology courses out there, and the teaching environment was very well reputed. My experience was really nice but it was slightly hectic as the dissertation can be unorganized sometimes and needs some refining for the students.

Overall my experience is great. Got to learn lot of new things. I will recommend everyone to apply to this university. It is definitely worth applying here.

Top ranking in electronics and best infrastructure, lab facilities

I wanted to be free to live in a country I am not familiar with. But I didn't want to go to Europe because it would have been a big culture shock, so Malaysia was a good option to help me gain experience abroad, while not having such a big culture shock.

Good uni ranking, good placements and excellent teaching standards.

I was much impressed by the Master degree in Human Resources Management and Organisation at University of Nottingham because this is a CIPD approved course which would help me accelerate my future career. I have looked through the course module and found the subjects listed suitable for both my academic and career goal, as they portrait an outstanding combination of theoretical and practical knowledge. Moreover, University of Nottingham is a prestigious, highly ranked university, which provides great support for student in terms of creating a stimulating study environment and enhancing students’ employability.