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Dr Christina Lee, Associate Professor of Viking Studies in
the School of English, looks at how disability and disease were viewed by
Christians during the Middle Ages. She uses evidence that comes…
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Dr Carly Crouch introduces the key themes is the Book of Deuteronomy. While we think of it a mainly a collection of laws and legal material, we should not lose sight of its two great themes. First,…
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The Department’s innovative approach to student assessment.
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As an International student, Samah talks about how the University welcomed her and her future plans.
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Janjua explains how the quality of the MSc course will have an environmental impact back in India.
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Chris talks about why he chose Nottingham, the course and his future career plans.
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Giselle talks about why she chose Nottingham to study Engineering, having joined us from Cuba.
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Teva tells us how his department helped him as an international student.
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Szu explains how working in a hospital inspired her to start her own research.
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Stine-Marie explains the various areas of study covered by her PhD.
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Sylwia talks about her placement at Lakeside Arts Centre, organised by the Arts Graduate Centre.
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Zeeshan talks about why Nottingham is the best for research to him, and the support and facilities available.
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Adewumi talks about the MSc and how it will help him when he returns back to Nigeria.
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Victor talks about his transition from chemistry to business.
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Simon explains how doing a summer research placement gave him the opportunity to do a PhD.
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Seda talks about working on the designs for zero carbon houses.
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Sebastian discusses his favourite parts of the course.
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Sam explains how he balances teaching and research.
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Rebecca talks about the valuable teaching experience she has gained through her PhD.
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Students from the Business school discuss studying in China.
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Laura tells us about the opportunities for work experience on her course.
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Maria talks about the transition from working as a teacher to be being a student.
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dy explains why she decided that Nottingham was the only place for her.
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Andy tells us how he is encouraged to be an independent thinker.
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Marie tells us how studying Politics and French for her undergraduate degree inspired her to do a PhD.
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Mariana advises students on where to look for funding options.
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Jemima talks about the postgraduate seminars, and how useful they are.
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James talks about setting up his own business.
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Emmanuel tells us about the different elements of his course.
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Laura explains that learning Russian isn’t as difficult as you might think it is.
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Madhavie explains how receiving a scholarship for research enabled her to study for her PhD.
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Katharina explains what she has learnt on her course, and why she chose to study Human Factors.
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David tells us that he enjoys the freedom of postgraduate study.
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Iker talks about his reasons behind studying probability and the facilities available.
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Chris talks about the variety of module options available to him.
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Mariya explains why studying in Ningbo was the best option for her.
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Theo talks about the Graduate School, a dedicated resource for all postgraduates.
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Gu talks about her role as President of the Students' Union.
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Christina tells us about her research into pedigree dog health.
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Anisha tells us how well she works with her supervisor.
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Qian describes how the University encourages independent thinking.
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Belin explains the support that she receives from her supervisor.
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Andrew tells us what lead him to study in Nottingham and his first impressions of the city.
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Archi tells us why Engineering has always appealed to him and relating what he’s learning into real life situations.
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Allison talks about life outside of her PhD and being a member of the British White Water Rafting team.
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Camila explains why she chose a UK degree programme in China and what she loves most about living in Ningbo.
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Mark explains what he’s gaining from his campus exchange.
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David describes how he progressed from a foundation year to a PhD.
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Students are given an organic chicken farm challenge.
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Jason talks about studying for a degree as a mature student.
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Jess tells us how she fits in swimming and studying.
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Chris tells us what attracted him to study at Nottingham and his experiences as a student.
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Sarah on organising a national social event for engineers.
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Tanushree is looking forward to her internship at Centrica.
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Seb talks about the wide scope of areas he has learnt about on his course.
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Tom’s visit to the Department convinced him to apply.
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Tarana talks about studying in Singapore.
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Rhys explains the benefits of voluntary work.
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SIFE members at the Ningbo Campus prepare for the World Cup.
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Joe talks about why he’s glad he chose Nottingham.
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Student ambassador Laura tells us what keeps her busy.
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Josephine on why she chose to study international relations.
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Ling explains the benefits of studying at an English university.
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Joe explains why he is glad he decided to study chemistry.
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Gu talks about her role as President of the Students' Union.
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James on his experience at the University of Queensland.
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Gerald on his experience at the University’s Malaysia Campus.
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Jennifer talks about research and her graduate job.
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Yixuan talks about the support given by tutors at the University.
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Peter and Nick on choosing which area to specialise in.
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Chloe tells us what she has enjoyed about her degree.
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Min explains why she decided to study in China.
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Sebastian describes his experiences of travelling in China.
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Daryl is putting what he’s learned to good use at PepsiCo.
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Aijia (Dorothy), of China, talks about how our business degree programmes equip you to become a leader.
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