Our City Campus is home to a range of postgraduate courses across architecture and the built environment, business, law, art and design, and social sciences. See which subjects are taught at the City Campus.
Visit us on Wednesday 25 November between 3.30 and 6 pm to meet academic staff, find out about courses and get answers to your questions on funding, accommodation, career prospects and student life.
Haven’t booked yet? Book your place to receive your registration details.
Already booked? Explore the timetable below to plan your visit.
View your event timetable
Explore the activities available for your subject area.
Register in the Newton building between 3.30 and 6 pm.
- School of Architecture Design and the Built Environment subject stands - Newton building – Classroom N28A and N28B, level 2, 3.30 to 6 pm
- A guide to postgraduate study: funding and student life - Newton building - classroom N26A & N26B, level 2 - 4.15 to 4.45 pm
- Property Management and Development talk - Newton building - classroom N27B, level 2 - 3.45 to 4.15 pm
- Nottingham Business School subject stands - Newton building - Bowden room, level 2, 3.30 to 6 pm
- A guide to postgraduate study: funding and student life - Newton building - classroom N26A & N26B, level 2 - 4.15 to 4.45 pm
- Introduction to postgraduate study at Nottingham Business School. Followed by a tour of the Postgraduate Centre - Newton building – classroom N23A & N23B, level 2 - 4.45 to 5.15 pm
- Nottingham Law School subject stands - Newton building - classroom N21A & N21B, level 2 - 3.30 to 6 pm
- Law Conversion Courses - Newton building - classroom N22A, level 2 - 3.45 to 4.15 pm
- Barristers Training Courses - Newton building - classroom N22B, level 2 - 4.15 to 4.45 pm
- A guide to postgraduate study: funding and student life - Newton building - classroom N26A & N26B, level 2 - 4.15 to 4.45 pm
- SQE Courses - Newton building - classroom N22A, level 2 - 4.45 to 5.15 pm
- Academic Masters (LLMs) - Newton building - classroom N22B, level 2 - 5.15 to 5.45 pm
- NLS facilities tour (including NLS Legal) - Meeting point: Subject stand, Newton building - classroom N21A & N21B, level 2 - 5 to 5.30 pm
- Nottingham School Art & Design subject stands - The Design & Digital Arts building - foyer, 3.30 to 6 pm
- Fashion talk, followed by tour - Design & Digital Arts building - Room 103, 4.15 pm
- Music and Live Events talk, followed by tour - Design & Digital Arts building - Room 411, 4.30 pm
- Design and Digital Arts talk, followed by tour - Design & Digital Arts building - Room 704, 4.30 pm
- School of Social Sciences subject stands - Newton building - Adams room, level 2 - 3.30 to 6 pm
- Introduction to Psychology talk - Newton building - classroom N23A & N23B, level 2 - 3.45 to 4.15 pm
- MA Journalism talk and tour - Centre for Broadcasting and Journalism – Room 2109F, 4 to 5 pm
- A guide to postgraduate study: funding and student life - Newton building - classroom N26A & N26B, level 2 - 4.15 to 4.45 pm
- Introduction to Social Work talk - Newton building - classroom N27A, level 2 - 4.45 to 5.15 pm
What can you do at the event?
Speak to academic staff and support teams
Talk to course academics and staff from our admissions, finance, employability, International office and student support services, one to one. Find out what you need to know.
Explore the campus and facilities
Take a tour of the campus, drop into the library and find out what's available outside of lectures. Some subject areas may also offer facility tours.
Attend a talk
Join our talk on postgraduate life and funding. Some areas may also offer subject level talks.
Find out about accommodation
Speak to our accommodation staff to find out about postgraduate options and view a typical room.
What to expect at an NTU postgraduate open event
Want to know what it's like at an NTU postgraduate open event? Watch below to see what you can experience when visiting us on campus.
Getting here
Find out how to travel to the City Campus for an open event.
Travelling by car – discounted parking
Save 45% on standard car parking rates at Q-Park Talbot Street (Stanley Place, Nottingham NG1 5GG) when you pre-book your parking. A 24 hour parking ticket is usually £22.05, and £12.13 with discount.
Follow these steps to access the discount:
- Pre-book Talbot Street parking via the Q-Park website, using unique discount code CCNTTBST45
- The entry and exit barriers will automatically lift upon your arrival and departure.
Pre-book Q-Park Talbot Street parking
Park and ride – free car parking with a valid NET tram ticket
NET Trams offer free park and ride spaces with the purchase of a valid tram ticket. More information and ticket prices can be found on the NET website. The Forest (NG7 6AQ) is the closest park and ride to our City Campus.
Other parking options
- Victoria Centre – £9.70 to £14 between 5 and 7 hours.
- Trinity Square – £7.80 to £13 between 4 and 6 hours.
Useful links
Postgraduate events
We offer a range of physical and virtual postgraduate events throughout the year. Take a look and book your place onto our upcoming events.
City Campus
From stunning architecture to an award-winning Student’s Union, the City Campus is the beating heart of NTU.
Getting to NTU for an open day or event
Here's everything you need to know about getting to – and around – a Nottingham Trent University open day.
Postgraduate study
Why undertake postgraduate studies, and why choose Nottingham Trent University? How do you apply, and how will you pay for your course? Find answers to these questions and more, and find your course.