Information about choosing your modules

Module Enrolment 2025/26 is now closed.

Exceptional amendments to your optional module choices may be made under certain conditions. The exceptional amendment form can be found on the Get help with module enrolment webpage.

Arts

American and Canadian Studies

Classics and Archaeology year 1

Classics and Archaeology years 2 and 3

Cultural, Media, Visual Studies

English UG

English PG

History year 1

History years 2 and 3

Liberal Arts

Modern Languages and Cultures

Music year 1

Music years 2 and 3

Philosophy year 1

Philosophy years 2 and 3

Medicine and Health Sciences

Life Sciences

Cancer Sciences

Medicine PGT

Medicine - Medical Physiology & Therapeutics

Social Sciences

For Sociology and Social Policy - If you do not have access to this page, please click on 'request access'

Sociology and Social Policy

Engineering

Architecture and Built Environment

Chemical and Environmental Engineering

Civil Engineering

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering

Foundation Engineering and Physical Sciences

Science

Biosciences

Chemistry

Computer Science

Mathematical Sciences

Natural Sciences

Pharmacy - Pharm Sci

Physics and Astronomy

Psychology

Language opportunities

Are you interested in learning a new language? Or want to improve existing skills? Even if you aren't a language student, the Language Centre offers students the opportunity to learn a language as an optional module alongside their degree for credits (Interfaculty Modules). You will be joining students from around the University.

Students who do not have spare credits for optional modules can take an interfaculty language module as a fee-paying student.

Alternatively, you can also join a language module through the Nottingham Advantage Award (NAA).

Interfaculty Modules

Nottingham Advantage Award

How to prepare for module enrolment

If a module is showing as full please do not attempt to enrol.

Familiarise yourself with your programme of study. You need to know which modules are available to you and decide which modules you'd like to choose.

The curriculum catalogue is a useful source of information about modules and can help you help you in your module selection.

Watch the guidance video on how to complete module enrolment
Check when the online module enrolment form opens and closes.
If you're interested in a module which is capped (has a limited capacity) please submit your choices as early as possible because places on these modules are allocated on a first come first served basis. Please note that we do not keep waiting lists and you are not guaranteed a place even if you are able to submit the online module enrolment form.
Choosing modules that fit with your degree programme is your responsibility, so it is important to familiarise yourself with your programme of study.
Registry & Academic Services colleagues will be in touch if there any problems which need resolving with your choices.

Curriculum catalogue

Modules with enrolment limits 2025/26

Subsidiary modules 2025/26

Student enquiry centre

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