Dr Jordan J. Bird is a Senior Lecturer in Computer Science at Nottingham Trent University. His research aligns with the Computational Intelligence and Applications Research Group (CIA). Jordan ...

It’s important to be up to date with all your vaccinations, including the ACWY meningitis vaccine. You can get the ACWY meningitis vaccination for free if you’re aged under 25 and in your first year ...

Triple crown accredited. The business school for business. At Nottingham Business School (NBS), our research and education combines academic excellence with a positive impact on people, business and ...

We have something for everyone at NTU sport. Join one of 60 sports clubs. Enter a team into one of NTU’s intramural leagues, or book onto a personal fitness programme with your own instructor. From ...

Sport is a huge part of the NTU experience, and we’re encouraging you to get involved. Whatever your goals, our City Sports Centre caters for all levels of ability and experience. Make friends, have ...

Not only are you surrounded by beautiful countryside at Brackenhurst, but the estate is also home to a wide variety of wildlife. Some of the species you might be lucky enough to spot here include bats ...

NTU SHIELD is a psychological coaching service for young learners, helping them navigate the challenges of adolescence and its impact on academic achievement and well-being. The service is run by NTU ...

The Academic Engagement Team: Open Research work at the heart of NTU’s research communities, at a School, Research Centre and institutional level to shape and champion Open Research at NTU. We help ...

Come along to this event to meet the course team and find out whether Health and Allied Professions apprentices can form part of your workforce plan and whether you can employ trainees in ...

Learn more about what Nottingham has to offer black students who are new to the City. The Black Students' Guide has been produced in collaboration with Nottingham Trent Students' Union (NTSU) to help ...

Developed by researchers at Kennedy Krieger Institute and Nottingham Trent University, the tool, called the Computerized Assessment of Motor Imitation (CAMI), uses motion-tracking technology to detect ...