Ways to study at NTU

Find out what study abroad and exchange options are available to you if you are interested in coming to NTU.

Will NTU offer study abroad and exchange programmes in Spring 2022?

Yes. We are processing applications as normal and are very much looking forward to welcoming you to NTU for the Spring semester. We are teaching in person wherever this is the most appropriate method and is in line with the latest Government guidance. To find out what we’re doing to ensure a safe and high-quality learning environment for our current and future students visit here: COVID-19 Guidance | Nottingham Trent University

However everyone must comply with the travel regulations in the UK and your home country. Please check here before making any plans Travel to England from another country during coronavirus (COVID-19) - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

When you're able to make travel plans, please visit our planning your journey web page for information on travel to Nottingham from UK airports.

Please note that your study abroad cannot go ahead without the approval of NTU and your home university.

If you have any questions, please check our international students FAQs or contact your NTU School Exchange Coordinator.

NTU exchange partnerships

We welcome over 500 visiting students from around the world every year for study abroad exchanges. You can join us for either a semester or for a whole year and you can choose from a range of modules across our 8 academic schools. We also offer a variety of language and cultural experiences to provide you with the most enriching experience possible.

We also have a Global Summer School which offers online courses where you can virtually meet students from around the world and learn from world-class academics.

You can find details of the different schemes available to you below.

Erasmus +

The UK government has confirmed that the UK will not be part of the next Erasmus+ programme (2021 to 2027). However, the European Commission has granted the extension of the 2020 Grant Agreement to allow UK and EU universities to spend their remaining Erasmus+ budgets from the 2020 call up until May 2023.

Please check with your home university the availability of Erasmus+ funding for your exchange programme at NTU.

Study through my home university partnership with NTU

Many students study with us through a direct partnership arrangement between NTU and the home university. Please contact the International or Study Abroad Office in your home institution to check whether they have a partnership arrangement with NTU or contact NTU Global at ntuglobal@ntu.ac.uk.

ISEP

You can also apply to our study abroad programme for 1 or 2 semesters via the International Student Exchange Programme (ISEP) network. Please contact ISEP for more information on the options available to you.

Postgraduate exchange (taught courses)

You can study with us on exchange as a postgraduate level taught student only if your home institutions has an exchange agreement with NTU in the relevant field of study.

Options are available in Nottingham Business School and School of Science and Technology.

Please contact the International or Study Abroad Office in your home institution for more details.

Global Summer School

You can also apply for our Global Summer School programme in July either on campus or online. Our Global Summer School is an excellent way to explore a particular topic in more depth and at the same time experience the best of what NTU, Nottingham and the United Kingdom have to offer.

Study abroad (fee paying)

NTU welcomes applications from students who want to spend a period of time studying in the UK, earning credits to transfer back to their home institution.

Fee-paying students are able to apply from any university. An agreement between NTU and your home university is not necessary.

Students can choose to study for one semester or the full academic year. Modules are available across most disciplines and are part of the regular undergraduate curriculum enabling study abroad students to study alongside UK-based home students.

Please see the ‘Modules by School’ information below for more details and contact information.

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Modules of study (classes)

At NTU the individual units you study are called modules. They may be called courses or classes in other universities.

Exchange students are normally required to take a full module load at NTU. They are usually 60 credits (30 ECTS) per semester or 120 credits (60 ECTS) over a full academic year. Many NTU modules are 20 credits each but can vary depending on your study subject. You will normally select modules from the second year of an undergraduate programme. Please note that you will not be able to mix modules across different Schools.

It is important for you to:

Consider your module choices carefully
Select alternative modules in case your first choices are not available
Liaise with your home university exchange coordinator to ensure your choices are appropriate for your subject and level of study.
Your home university coordinator must approve your module choices.

Our exchange and study abroad students are taught alongside home and international students taking full degree programmes.

Modules by School

Find out what’s available in your subject area and which universities are partnered with NTU in your country.

You’ll find our exchange partners, available modules, and relevant contact details by School in the list below.

Nottingham Business School

Accounting and Finance
Business
Economics
Human Resources
Management
Marketing

For any further questions please email the Nottingham Business School.

This is an indicative list of modules available. Please note that all modules are subject to availability and NTU reserves the right to change the modules offered at any time. If a module is withdrawn, students will be notified and given the opportunity to make an alternative selection.

Incoming BA Exchange option 2020-21

Incoming MA Exchange option 2020-21