Nottingham Trent University

University Of The Year 2019 - Guardian University Awards

Modern University Of The Year 2018 - Times And Sunday Times

University Of The Year 2017 - Times Higher Education Awards

Nottingham Trent University has several world leading specialisms including medical technologies and advanced materials, and they have invested significantly in their facilities and resources.

The Clifton Campus has witnessed several new multi-million-pound developments including the £11m Interdisciplinary Science And Technology Centre (ISTEC); £23M Engineering And Institute For Industrial Digitalisation, Robotics and Automation (IIDRA); £23M Medical Technologies Innovation Facility (MTIF); and £5M Purpose Built John Van Geest Cancer Research Centre.

The University’s new City Campus based Dryden Enterprise Centre opened in 2020 and is for students, graduates and enterprises to interact and collaborate with each other for their studies, research or to develop new businesses.

NTU provides research support for large corporates and SMEs through knowledge transfer projects, collaborative research projects and contract research. Operating the largest university-led SME support programme in the country, NTU’s expertise helps businesses to scale-up, enhance productivity and develop new products, processes and services.

97% of graduates find employment or go into further study within 6 months of leaving.

Long term collaborative partnerships with NTU include FUJITSU, AECOM, SIEMENS, PEPSICO, SANTANDER and REFINITIV.

Skilled and professional researchers at Nottingham Trent University (NTU) can empower you to change how your business works. Their real-world research can help you to:

• Influence the direction of your industry

• Shape practical and managerial policies

• Commercialise a new product

• Develop new materials

• Grow your client base or product range

• Develop new products and enhance existing products