This guide covers everything you need to know as an offer-holder, from understanding your offer to preparing for life at Nottingham.
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Once you’ve received your offer, it’s important to understand what type of offer you have and how to reply. Read our ‘How to accept your offer’ page to find out more.
You need to reply to all of your offers through UCAS Hub. UCAS have detailed information on how to reply to your offers.
Studying in another country is a big decision – and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Once you accept your offer, you’ll unlock our International Student Support Package, which includes:
There are several ways to manage your finances:
If you’re an international student, take a look at our international pages for more details on scholarships and funding, as well as earning while you study.
Choosing where to live in your first year is one of the most exciting parts of preparing for university. At Nottingham, we offer a wide range of accommodation options to suit your needs.
Whether you’re looking for catered halls, en-suite rooms, or a place close to campus, there’s something for everyone.
You can also choose to stay in private accommodation off campus. However, we would recommend staying on campus for your first year.
We’re here to support you throughout your university journey – academically, personally and socially. Here are just some of the services available to help you feel your best and get the most out of your time at Nottingham:
Making new friends can seem daunting, but just remember that everyone else is in the same position when they start at university. The best way to make connections is to get out there and see what’s on offer.
We have over 300 societies and 75 sports clubs for you to join, including a wide range of international and multicultural groups. There really are endless ways to connect.
Join welcome events, keep your door open in halls, and get involved on campus – even if you’re commuting.
Only you can decide – but you’re not alone in making the decision.
Take your time, reflect on what matters most to you and talk things through with people you trust – whether that’s family, friends, or a teacher.
We’re also here to support you every step of the way. Our friendly Student Enquiries Team are available to answer any questions.
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