Faith facilities at NTU

At NTU, we know that faith and belief can be an important part of your university experience. That’s why we offer a range of faith facilities across our campuses – spaces for prayer, quiet reflection, and community.

These spaces are open to all students and colleagues and are designed to support different faiths and beliefs in a respectful and inclusive way.

Find out what faith facilities are available at NTU, how to use them, and who to contact if you need support.

You can also find out more about NTU Faith and NTU Chaplaincy, our services, and how you can get involved, on the NTU Faith and NTU Chaplaincy webpages.

What faith facilities are available?

City Campus

Multi-faith facilities and a quiet space are available in The Haven, Djanogly International Centre (DICe).
Muslim prayer rooms (separate male and female spaces with washing facilities) are available in the Mezzanine, Djanogly building, open daily from 3.30 am–11 pm.
DICe Conference Room 105 in the Djanogly Building is open for Jummah (Friday congregational prayers) during term time, 11.30 am–2.20 pm.
A multi-faith room is available on the third floor of Boots Library.

Clifton Campus

A multi-faith prayer and quiet room, a Chaplains’ office, and a community wellbeing room are available in the George Eliot building.
Muslim prayer rooms (separate male and female spaces with washing facilities) are available in the George Eliot building, open daily from 3.30 am–11 pm.
Lecture Theatre 4 in the Teaching and Learning Building is open for Jummah (Friday congregational prayers) during term time, 11.30 am–2.20 pm.
The wellbeing room provides a social space and facilities for small group events, networking, and pastoral support.

Brackenhurst Campus

Muslim prayer rooms (separate male and female spaces with washing facilities) are available in Pippin Cottage, PCU5 and PCL4, open daily from 3.30 am–11 pm.

Mansfield Campus

A multi-faith room is available in the Teaching and Learning Centre (Room 113), open 7.30 am–6 pm.

Using the faith facilities

Faith facilities are part of the University’s premises, and we all share responsibility for keeping them respectful, safe, and welcoming for everyone.

These are shared, multi-faith spaces – please use them in a way that respects the needs and beliefs of others. They are for personal prayer, reflection, and worship, and should not be used for private meetings, social gatherings, or teaching activities unless agreed in advance.

Please leave rooms in their original layout, clean, and tidy for others.
Please don’t eat, drink, or sleep in the rooms, and don’t store food, money, or personal items there.
Posters, leaflets, or displays must be approved by Amy Bere, Director of Culture.
Please don’t leave religious materials, decorations, or personal belongings behind once you’ve finished.
Any notices in other languages should include an English translation.
If you’re inviting an external faith representative or guest speaker, please seek approval from Amy Bere, Director of Culture before confirming arrangements.
The University may occasionally monitor the use of the facilities to ensure they remain safe, inclusive, and accessible for everyone.

Use of faith facilities should always reflect NTU’s values of respect, inclusion, and equality.

Booking a space

If you're part of a student faith society and want to book a room for an event or activity, please contact the Nottingham Trent Students’ Union (NTSU).

Questions or support

Please contact ntufaith@ntu.ac.uk if you have any questions about accessing or using NTU’s faith facilities.