47 thousand students from more than 150 countries study here.
The college in Nottingham was founded in 1881, and the status of the university was assigned to it in 1948. In addition to several campuses in Nottingham and its environs, the university has branches in Malaysia and China and accept students from different countries.

The strongest academic areas at the university are Law, Economics, Business and Pharmacy. In addition, the university is known for its high level of teaching in the following areas: humanities, arts, engineering, technology, life sciences, physics, chemistry and social sciences.

The campus offers comfortable living conditions for the university and satisfaction. The University of Nottingham is a global university committed to making a difference by solving problems and improving people's lives. The University of Nottingham is the only university in many countries, having established the first UK overseas campus in Malaysia in 2000 and the first UK campus in China in 2004, as well as off-campus courses and offices around the world. Currently, those who study and work at the university represent more than 150 countries and they are committed to shaping a global mindset among our staff and students.

As a university without borders, open campuses in three countries provide Nottingham with a unique opportunity to experience what it means to be a leading UK university not only at home but also abroad, by conducting cutting-edge research in more areas and providing quality higher education in the UK. Also, in addition to solving global research challenges or jointly implementing innovative curricula, the University also strives to develop meaningful and productive partnerships with leading institutions around the world.

Nottingham is located in the heart of England. It has excellent transport links to all parts of the UK, for example London or Manchester are only two hours away. The main campus is located in the central part of Nottingham, so everything that is needed for students is around the corner, including shops, bars, restaurants and cafes.

Faculty of Humanities
• American and Canadian culture;
• Classics and archeology;
• Cultural, media and visual sciences;
•English;
• French and Francophone culture;
• German culture;
•Story;
• History of art;
•Humanitarian sciences;
• Modern languages;
•Music;
• Philosophy;
• Russian and Slavic culture;
• Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American culture;
• Theology and religious studies.

Faculty of Engineering

• Aerospace industry;
• Architecture and construction;
• Chemical and environmental engineering;
•Civil engineering;
•Electrical and Electronics;
• Mechanical engineering, materials and production.

Faculty of Medicine
• Oncology;
• Medical physiology and therapy;
•The medicine;
• Obstetrics;
• Nursing care;
• Physiotherapy and rehabilitation;
• Sports and exercise science;
• Veterinary medicine and science.

Faculty of Science
• Biochemistry;
• Biology, genetics and zoology;
• Biological sciences;
• Chemistry;
•Computer science;
• Mathematical sciences;
• Natural sciences;
• Neurobiology;
• Pharmaceutics;
• Physics and astronomy;
• Psychology.

Faculty of Social Sciences
• Business;
•Economy;
•Education;
• Geography;
• Jurisprudence;
• Politics and international relations;
• Sociology and social policy.

The university has excellent indicators of the employment of graduates, because the educational institution is connected with close relationships with employers, which gives students many opportunities for internships. In this way, the educational institution creates a modern, dynamic and inspiring environment in which students have access to all the necessary resources for life and study. This allows them to reach their full potential, acquire the skills they need to build successful careers, and enjoy a comfortable campus environment.