Overview

Founded in 1881 and granted its Royal Charter in 1948, the University of Nottingham is a world-class public research university and a member of the Russell Group. Known for its pioneering spirit, it operates campuses in the UK, China (Nottingham Ningbo), and Malaysia (UNMC), making it a truly global institution.

Key Facts

• QS World Ranking 2024: #100 globally, #18 in the UK.

• Research Excellence: 90% of research rated "world-leading" or "internationally excellent" (REF 2021).

• Nobel Laureates: 3 Nobel Prize winners, including Sir Clive Granger (Economics).

• Student Body: Over 46,000 students from 150+ countries, with 30% international enrollment.

Academic Strengths

• Top Disciplines:

  • Pharmacy & Pharmacology (Ranked #5 globally, QS 2023).

  • Engineering (Sustainable energy, aerospace).

  • Veterinary Science (Ranked top 20 worldwide).

  • Business & Economics (AACSB/AMBA-accredited).

• Innovation: Home to the George Green Library (rare science archives) and Advanced Manufacturing Centre.

Campuses

1. UK Campuses:

   • University Park: Main campus (300-acre parkland, blend of historic and modern buildings).

   • Jubilee Campus: Award-winning sustainable design (focus on business and computer science).

   • King’s Meadow Campus: Humanities and arts hub.

2. International:

   • China (UNNC): First Sino-foreign university (2004).

   • Malaysia (UNMC): Tropical research leader.

Notable Alumni

• D.H. Lawrence (Author, Lady Chatterley’s Lover).

• Sir Andrew Witty (Former CEO of GlaxoSmithKline).

• Tan Sri Michelle Yeoh (Oscar-winning actress).

Why Choose Nottingham?

• Employability: 94% of graduates employed or in further study within 15 months (HESA 2022).

• Sustainability: UK’s 1st Green Flag campus (awarded for 20+ years).

• Student Experience: 200+ societies, top 10 for sports (BUCS rankings).

"A city-built university with a global vision." — Known for blending tradition with innovation.