Study at NTU
Advice for international students on courses, scholarships and how to apply.
Visiting Students
We welcome a dynamic community of study abroad students from around the world every year to study for a month in the summer, a semester.
International Partnerships
Collaboration is central to our mission as a truly global university and we dedicate our time and resources to partnering with you.
Research
We are working around five key research themes that respond to a range of challenges in business, industry, the professions and society.
Getting ready to come to NTU
There is a lot to prepare if you are planning to arrive in January. We have lots of advice on how you can prepare to come to the University.
We are here to support you if you have any questions.
Advice for Parents and Families
Information for parents, families and others who are supporting students with their study plans.
Meet your Country Advisor
Our specialist regional teams offer advice to future international students and their families.
Popular with International
Global Week
Global Week is a vibrant, inspiring festival showcasing our multinational community on campus every year.
Through art, dancing, sport, and food, it connects and celebrates the different cultural heritages of our students and staff here at NTU.
NTU Global Partners
Partnering with us
We'd love to hear from you if you have an idea or a proposal for collaboration.
Our strategy and commitment
Professor Cillian Ryan, Pro Vice-Chancellor International, welcomes our partners and explains how connecting globally is central to our strategy.
International partnerships by region
Find out more about our collaborations and activity with partner organisations across the globe.
Meet the NTU Global team
Our team has many years of experience working in the field of global education. Our network of contacts covers the globe, and we thrive on delivering dynamic solutions in partnership with the friends of NTU.
One of the most valuable things at this University has to be the diversity. There is no way you will feel excluded or not welcomed, and there is something for everyone.
Danielle Ayo, Austria