Travel restrictions: Find out about digital learning and how you can apply with confidence.
The student services team at Nottingham Trent International College (NTIC) will be with you on every step of your path to university and beyond. The College’s welcoming staff will help you to settle in, start your course and get used to life in the UK.
Do you have questions about how COVID-19 might affect your studies? Visit our dedicated FAQs page, and find out how you can apply with confidence.
The thing I like the most about Nottingham Trent International College is being able to get a lot of support and one-on-one support time with tutors. I also like meeting new people from all over the world, the comfortable classroom setting, and small group sizes.
The staff have been very helpful. The Learning Support Tutors are really great and help us to become familiar with our new environment. They can assist with most situations.
Before you arrive, our helpful team will already be helping you prepare for your life in the UK. You’ll receive a pre-arrival guide with useful information, as well as advice on obtaining a visa, and any other guidance you feel you need.
The student services team will do everything they can to make your journey to the UK go as smoothly as possible. They can come to pick you up from the airport, take you to your accommodation, and make sure you are comfortably settled into your new surroundings.
Once you have accepted your offer to study with us, you can book your airport transfers by filling in the form in the pre-arrival area.
During Welcome Week, you will have a chance to meet your tutors, the other College staff and your fellow students. We’ll organise a tour of the city of Nottingham, and we’ll show you around the various University facilities that you can access during your studies.
Throughout your time at the College, there will be a variety of activities and events organised especially for students. We encourage you to get involved in these, as they’re designed to give you the best possible experience of life in the UK. As well as things like sports tournaments, ice skating and rock climbing, we’ll organise trips to museums, theme parks and other cities.
The College’s modern, comfortable residences come with all the amenities you might need, including private bathrooms and WiFi. There are great social spaces for study and leisure, including a television lounge and games area. You’ll also receive a starter pack of bedding and cooking equipment to help you feel at home. Find out more about our excellent residence on the NTIC accommodation page.
College Director
We take great pride in providing our students with everything they need to achieve their education goals. My team and I look forward to welcoming you to the College, where you can take your first steps towards academic and career success. Kevin holds a Doctor of Education from the University of Hull (UK), and an MBA from the University of Warwick (UK)Head of College Services
My team and I offer a range of information and guidance to help resolve students’ queries. We also offer sports activities, cultural and social events to create a welcoming, safe and stimulating studying environment, which will help you achieve your full academic potential.College Services Administrator
In the College Services team we offer you support and guidance throughout your learning journey. From helping you with any issues you may have, to arranging exciting trips, sports activities, cultural and social events, we do our best to ensure you have the best possible time with us in the UK. Layla studied at a master's in Applied Linguistics and English Language Teaching at the University of Nottingham (UK); she speaks English and MandarinMaths and Physics Tutor
The academic team offers a range of learning activities tailored to your needs, and I am proud to be a part of the Science and Engineering team, winners of the Global Kaplan Way Award for outstanding faculty. Edward studied an MPhys at the University of Oxford (UK), an MSc in Life Sciences and a PhD in Theoretical Physics at the University of Leeds (UK), and an MA in Philosophy of Education from UCL (UK)
