Ellis
Clarke

Why NTU…

Why did you choose NTU and your course?

I chose NTU because of its school of Architecture, Design and Built Environment.

I chose Future Homes Design and Construction due to the variety of topics within the modules, its focus on coursework based assessments, and the relevance to the future of the construction industry.

What do you think about the course staff? How did they support your learning and university experience?

The course staff were informative and provided helpful context about the industry to the modules they taught.

What’s been your favourite module on your course and why?

My favourite module on my course was Principles of Housing Economics. It was the most different compared to the other modules and provided really useful information that helped with coursework in later modules.

What is it like studying at NTU in Mansfield?

Its quieter compared to the City campus, so there is always free computers and rooms which is useful for working.

How would you promote NTU to potential students in 10 words or fewer?

NTU encourages the ambition to be successful in your field.

The Next Steps…

What is your current role? How have you implemented your learning from NTU into this role? What are the key skills and knowledge you have developed on this course?

I’m currently a sustainability consultant. The broad knowledge and context learnt through the course, like new building standards, local authority targets and building design, have helped me progress in this role.

How is NTU helping you to achieve your career goals?

NTU has helped my career goals by supporting my transition from student to a working professional.

Advice...

What top tips would you give anyone thinking about studying your course at NTU?

My advice to anyone thinking about studying at NTU is:

- Get to know your lectures.
- Ask questions.
- Take up any opportunities.
- Look out for conventions related to your course to network.
- Look early on for work placements and reach out.