Freedom of Information
The Freedom of Information Act covers information relating to the way Nottingham Trent University is governed and how decisions are made.
The Freedom of Information Act (2000) gives a general right of access, subject to certain exemptions, to all types of recorded information held by public authorities, (for the purposes of FOI the University has been designated a public authority). The aim of FOI is to promote greater openness and transparency in the operation of public authorities including use of public funding.
A substantial amount of information about the University can be found by visiting the University's homepage or by consulting our Guide for Information (below). If you are unable to locate the information you require, please make a formal FOI request (details below).
Please see our publication scheme.
Guide to information
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What we do
Legal framework
How the University is organised
Location and contact details
List of companies we work with in partnership, sponsor or own
- BioCity
- Bonington Gallery
- Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies
- GameCity
- MediCity
- Nottingham Consultants Ltd
- Spin-out companies
Student activities
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What we spend and how we spend it
Funding/income
Financial statements
University's capital programme and financial regulations
N.B. Further information in relation to the University's Capital Plan is exempt under S43(2) (Commercial Interests). The Higher Education Sector is extremely competitive and release of this information would put the University at a disadvantage in the Higher Education Market Place for planning purposes.
- Campus transformation
- Campus facilities
- Financial regulations (contact the financial team)
Pay and grading structures
- Pay and grading structures (contact human resources).
Purchasing information
Research funding
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Our priorities
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How we make decisions
Terms of Reference
Board of Governors:- Audit and Risk Management Committee
- Strategy, Policy, Finance and Resources Committee
- Membership and Nominations Committee
- Remuneration and Employment Policy Committee
Academic Standards and Quality:
Staff/student consultation meetings:
The University does not hold staff/student consultation meetings. Such consultation would take place as advisory input into Programme Committees or Research Degree Committees.
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Policies and procedures
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Lists and registers
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Our services
Press and media
Course content
Health and wellbeing
Careers
Sports and recreational facilities
Libraries, archives and special collections
Services for business
- Apprenticeships
- Hire facilities
- The Hive
- Procurement
- Recruiting talent
- Research and collaboration
- Support for SMEs
- Workforce training
Conference facilities
- Available by email and on the Nottingham Conference Centre website
How to make a request for information
If you are unable to find the information you require from our website or Guide for Information, you can make a request using our Information Request Form.
Under the FOI Act, a public authority is required to provide the information requested within 20 workings days of receipt of the request for information. However, it may be necessary for us to come back to for clarification on what is being requested – in this case, the 20 working day period may be extended.
There are 23 exemptions under the FOI Act, which may be applied to information which the University had decided not to release. The decision on exemptions will be based on the type of information requested and whether its release would prejudice the University in any way.
Appeals
Appeals against a Refusal Notice by the University must be made in writing to the Head of Governance and Legal Services:
Head of Governance and Legal Services
Legal Services
Nottingham Trent University
50 Shakespeare Street
Nottingham
NG1 4FQ
Or email Legal Services.
Please see our Internal Review Procedure.