Home student enrolment
Whether you’re new to NTU, or returning, please follow these steps to complete your enrolment with us as a home undergraduate or postgraduate student.
Step-by-step guide for new students
Your NTU ID number is in the email that you will receive when your place at NTU is confirmed.
Your NTU ID will look like: N0123456 or T0123456.
Your password
Follow the "get or reset password" link on our enrolment page to get your password.
Once you have your password, log in using this along with your NTU ID to complete your online enrolment.
You will be able to see any outstanding enrolment actions and advice on how to resolve these on your enrolment summary page. Make sure all elements of your enrolment are ticked as ‘complete’, including your fee payment and any holds you may have applied to your record.
If you are a home-fee paying student that is subject to immigration control, you will have to provide evidence of your right to study at the International Enrolment Event in order to complete your enrolment.
If you’ve arranged to pay your tuition fees through Student Finance, make sure that your funding is approved. Take a look at our funding checklist for more information.
Students receiving the PG loan will have to pay their own fees directly to the University. You'll be able to make payment arrangements for your fees and check your instalment dates after completing your online enrolment.
Check out our student finance and enrolment frequently asked questions.
You can also visit our UK Student Finance Help Desk over the enrolment period.
Once you have completed your enrolment, please go to your closest location below to get your NTU student card printed out:
- City Campus – Ask NTU hub
- Clifton Campus – Ask NTU hub
- Brackenhurst Campus – Brackenhurst Library
- NTU Mansfield – Mansfield Library
This card will be printed out fully activated and ready to use across our campuses.
Your card gives you access to:
- University buildings
- printers and photocopiers
- it can also be used as a cash card across NTU’s campuses.
If you’ve applied for a maintenance loan from your UK national Student Finance Service, in order for the University to confirm your registration to the Student Loans Company you’ll need to be fully enrolled and have activated your Student Card. This will release your payment – so make sure you’ve done everything you need to!
View the full list of Card Services FAQs together with the Terms and Conditions.
When you complete your online enrolment, confirm if you wish to register with a University Student Health Centre. We strongly recommend that you register with a doctor close to where you live – as a student living in Nottingham, you must be registered in order for you to receive treatment for any illness while you are at university. Don't wait until you feel ill or need a repeat prescription.
For those living on/near campus:
- City Campus – register online with Radford Medical Practice
- Clifton Campus – register online with Sunrise Medical Practice
- Brackenhurst Campus – contact Southwell Medical Centre directly for registration instructions.
For Mansfield and London, or students living further from campus, you can find a local medical practice that is convenient for you.
The University practices provide services including:
- Appointments with a doctor, practice nurse or health care assistant,
- sexual health and contraception advice,
- new patient and general health checks,
- asthma checks,
- blood pressure checks,
- screening for sexually transmitted infections,
- blood tests,
- travel advice and immunisation,
- vaccinations,
- breast examination advice,
- stitch removal,
- dietary advice,
- employment and insurance medicals,
- emergencies out of hours.
Medical emergencies
If you have an urgent medical problem outside of surgery hours, you can:
- call your surgery
- visit the NHS Urgent Care Centre walk-in service, open between 7 am-9 pm
- go to 111.nhs.uk or call 111
- or visit A&E. Find your nearest A&E.
Find further information and guidance on how to register at a local GP practice, book an appointment with your GP, and order repeat prescriptions online here. You can also visit the NHS website.
Don't forget to check that you are up to date with all your vaccinations such as Meningitis ACWY, which is recommended and free for all new students under the age of 25.
Registering with a dentist
It is important to register with a local dentist when living in Nottingham. You can surgeries using the NHS Service Search. You may also be eligible for discounted NHS dental charges by applying for a HC2 or HC3 form – learn more about the NHS Low Income scheme here.
Step-by-step guide for returning students
You’ll receive an invitation to enrol at your NTU email address.
After this, go to our enrolment portal and log in using your NTU ID and password.
Security
To protect against a cybersecurity incident, we had to reset passwords for all NTU accounts in July 2025. If you haven’t yet reset your password, please visit our online password service to find instructions on how to do this. Please also ensure that your personal contact details and emergency contact information are up to date.
If you have arranged to pay your tuition fees through Student Finance, make sure your funding is approved. Take a look at our funding checklist for more information.
If you're paying your tuition fees directly to the University, you'll be able to make payment arrangements for your fees and check your instalment dates after completing your online enrolment.
Get in touch
You can contact us if you need support with your enrolment, or have questions about your student card or student finance.