New year, new direction
The new year is a great time to begin a postgraduate qualification. Our courses can help you to achieve your career goals, whether you're motivated to progress in your current field or seeking a new direction. You'll benefit from the same opportunities and support as our September starters. You can still apply for a UK Masters loan and we offer dedicated postgraduate scholarships and Winter Welcome activities for our January intake.
Find your postgraduate course
Select the subject area you're interested in to view the courses that offer January starts.
Find out more about Nottingham Law School.
- MSc Biomedical Science
- MSc Biomedical Science (by flexible learning)
- MSc Biotechnology
- MSc Chemistry / MSc Chemistry Professional Practice
- MSc Molecular Cell Biology
- MSc Molecular Microbiology
- MSc Neuropharmacology
- MSc Pharmacology
- MRes Analytical Chemistry
- MRes Advanced Materials Chemistry
- MRes Chemistry
- MRes Medical Imaging
- MRes Pharmaceutical Analysis
- MRes Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Science
Find out more about the School of Science and Technology.
International student?
Take a look at our information for international students looking to start a postgraduate course in January.
January starts for international studentsSupport and guidance for postgraduates
Accommodation
We have dedicated accommodation on City Campus for postgraduate students starting in January. Our accommodation team can also advise on a range of trusted private accommodation.
Careers support
We'll help you to maximise your competitive advantage, giving you the bespoke, targeted careers support to excel in your profession. See how we'll support you at NTU.
Scholarships
Tuition fees can be found on course pages. You'll pay the same fee as a student starting in September 2024. We offer scholarships worth up to 50% of your tuition fee. Apply before 13 November.
How to apply
Follow our application advice carefully before applying for a postgraduate course on the NTU Applicant Portal. If you receive an offer, please try to meet your conditions as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
Postgraduate Online Event
Interested in studying a Masters or postgraduate course at NTU? Get advice on applications, funding and student life at our Postgraduate Online Event on Wednesday 26 November
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Life in Nottingham
Whether you’re looking for a night out or want to relax and unwind in a quiet cafe, Nottingham has something for everyone in its affordable variety of attractions, shopping venues, nightlife, and natural spaces.
Take a virtual tour
The NTU virtual tour is a great way to get to know our University from the comfort of your own home.
Our postgraduate community
When you study a postgraduate degree at NTU, you'll join our rich, diverse community. Find out more.
Winter Welcome 2026
Winter Welcome is the perfect way to settle into life at NTU – and a great introduction to your new student community!
Frequently asked questions about starting in January
Nottingham Trent University offers Masters with a January start in several subject areas including Business and Management, Science, Computing and Engineering, and more.
As a Masters student starting in January, you'll still benefit from the same opportunities and levels of support.
We organise a Winter Welcome especially for January starts, full of advice and social activities where you can meet other postgraduates beginning their course at the same time as you.
Entry requirements are published on the relevant course pages, including any additional requirements.
Yes. We're delighted to offer a wide range of scholarships for Masters students starting in January.
Course fees are published on the course page.
Yes. NTU has a dedicated accommodation offer for postgraduate students starting courses in January. Rooms are available in Sandby Hall (City Campus) and are suitable for mature and postgraduate students that require contracts from January to January. We recommend early booking as there is a limited number and allocation is on a first-come, first-served basis.