The Village Nottingham, located at 160 Faraday Rd, Lenton, NG7 2DU, is a prime choice for students seeking quality student accommodation in Nottingham. Nestled in a lively student hub, this accommodation offers 4 different room options designed to cater to diverse needs, including ensuite and non-ensuite. Each option is crafted to provide comfort and convenience, enhancing the living and studying experience for students in Nottingham close to universities like University of Nottingham (1.1 miles away) and University Park Campus (1.6 miles away).
One of the key attractions of The Village Nottingham is its strategic location, making it ideal for students. Both institutions are in proximity, ensuring an easy and quick commute to campus, a significant advantage for busy students. This convenience makes The Village Nottingham not just a place to live, but a central part of the student experience in Nottingham.
Nottingham itself is a city rich in history and culture, with a dynamic student population that creates a vibrant atmosphere. The city is known for its educational excellence, making it a top choice for students from around the world. The Village Nottingham, is surrounded by lush green spaces and is close to various cultural attractions, festivals, markets, and historical landmarks that contribute to a well-rounded university experience. This student accommodation in England provides the opportunity to engage with the community, network, and immerse themselves in the diverse and innovative spirit of Nottingham. The Village student accommodation Nottingham stands out not only for its excellent location but also for the quality of life it provides. Students living here are positioned at the heart of a city that celebrates diversity, innovation, and the arts, making The Village Nottingham an ideal residence for those looking to balance academic success with a rich cultural and social life.
Discover comfort and convenience at The Village Nottingham, offering a range of student accommodation Nottingham. From Standard Plus to Deluxe Ensuite, each room is equipped with a cosy small double bed, a practical desk & chair, and a personal 32 TV for unwinding after study sessions. Stay on top of chores with in-room laundry facilities, and enjoy the private use of a shower and sink. The modern leather seating and dining space provide a perfect area for socialising, while the self-contained kitchen allows for hassle-free meal prep. Storage is ample with underneath storage, and a set of drawers and a bookcase, ensuring everything has a place. Academic essentials like a pinboard and an electric heater to keep you cosy during cooler days are also included, along with high-speed Wifi to stay connected. Relish the convenience of parking (permits available to purchase), ensuring your vehicle is safely located close by. Engage with fellow students in the common room, perfect for building friendships, or participate in various events and activities that foster community spirit. Additionally, the supportive service at The Village Nottingham ensures you have the assistance you need for a comfortable and reassuring stay. In terms of utility, the rent-included aspect takes the hassle out of budgeting, as certain bills like Wifi, water, electricity, and heating will be covered in your rent. This allows you to focus fully on your studies and the vibrant student life that The Village student apartments in Nottingham has to offer.
The Village Nottingham is strategically placed in the vibrant core of Nottingham, offering a dynamic mix of academic and cultural experiences for students. The city is teeming with educational institutions, such as the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University (1.1 miles away), along with several specialised institutes like the Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies (1.8 miles away) and The University of Nottingham International College (1.5 miles away) which provide rich learning environments. In the city's bustling cafe culture, students can immerse themselves in student accommodation UK, with spots like the Cafe Terrazzo (0.5 miles away) and The Wandering Goblin (0.9 miles away) serving as perfect hangouts for caffeine lovers. If you're looking for a scrumptious bite, Luxford Burgers (184 feet away) and Subway (0.9 miles away) offer a delightful array of burgers and subs to suit every palette. If you are more inclined towards pizza, then Domino’s can be your go-to place at just 0.1 miles away from Village Nottingham. Right across from it, you can find Greggs (0.1 miles away) for mouth-watering baked & savoury food options. For those late-night cravings, Rose & Crown (0.6 miles away) provides a cosy pub atmosphere, while Black Cherry Lounge (1.3 miles away) is the go-to nightclub for a memorable night out. For your daily necessities, the Lidl is conveniently accessible at only 0.1 miles away, ensuring essentials are always on hand. In case of medical needs, the Lenton Medical Centre is nearby, offering peace of mind for students and parents alike. The Village Nottingham student accommodation residents also have a wealth of cultural locations to explore, including the historical Nottingham Castle and the Nottingham Contemporary Art Gallery. Bookworms can lose themselves in the pages available at the Nottingham Central Library, or spend a reflective afternoon at the nearby arboretum, one of Nottingham's famed green spaces. The thriving student scene can also be witnessed at the Old Market Square, where students often gather for various city events. The city boasts top tourist destinations such as the City of Caves and the Galleries of Justice Museum that provide a glimpse into Nottingham's rich heritage. With The Village Nottingham poised in the heart of such historical relevance, it's an excellent point of departure for students to begin their journey of exploration.
The Village Nottingham student accommodation offers a well-situated home base for students in Nottingham with ease of access to local transportation options. Students residing at The Village, Nottingham will find the Faraday Road - Stop RA11 (0.1 miles away) and Kennington Road (0.3 miles away) bus stops conveniently close to their accommodation. Apart from buses, students can take travel via light rail from Old Market Square Tram Stop (1.5 miles away) and University of Nottingham Tram Stop (1.5 miles away). Additionally, for those who prefer rail links, the Nottingham Railway Station is located only 1.9 miles away from The Village Nottingham, presenting further commuting alternatives for students.
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For AY 25-26 & AY 24-25:
1. There is no deposit, however a £200 booking fee upon booking the room is required.
2. This is a non-refundable fee which makes up part of the first rent installment, or overall rent if paying the rent in full.
For AY 25-26 & AY 24-25:
1. Payment in full (no guarantor required)
2. Payment in termly - 3 installments (UK guarantor is required). The instalment split is 40%/40%/20%.
3. Payment in monthly installments (UK guarantor is required)
For AY 25-26 & AY 24-25:
Online payment & Direct debit.
For AY 25-26 & AY 24-25:
1. A UK-based guarantor is required if tenants wish to pay in instalments. The guarantor must meet the following criteria:
(a) Have a UK home address.
(b) Be over the age of 18.
(c) Be in full-time employment or a homeowner.
2. The property does not accept international guarantors.
Laundry - via Circuit around £5 for a wash and dry.
For AY 25-26:
1. Property offers a cooling-off period known as the "Initial Cancellation Period".
2. You have 48 hours from the completion of your booking process to cancel the booking. Cancellation must be made before you move into the accommodation.
3. To cancel during the Initial Cancellation Period, you must give notice in writing to the site office of the property where you have booked to stay. The notice must be sent by either email or by hand delivering the notice to the reception desk for your accommodation. The notice must clearly state that you are wishing to cancel your booking for accommodation.
Note: The notice cannot be sent by SMS. Also, the notice must be received, by the property, within the Initial Cancellation Period.
For AY 24-25:
1. You have a short period “Initial Cancellation Period”, after accepting an offer of accommodation, in which you may cancel your booking.
2. If you accept your agreement and that date is before the start date of your tenancy, then the Initial Cancellation Period is of 24-hour from when you accepted the offer for the accommodation. Your cancellation request must reach the property before you move into your accommodation.
3. To cancel during the Initial Cancellation Period, you must give notice in writing to the site office of the property where you have booked to stay. The notice must be sent by either email or by hand delivering the notice to the reception desk for your accommodation. The notice must clearly state that you are wishing to cancel your booking for accommodation.
Note: The notice cannot be sent by SMS. Also, the notice must be received, by the property, within the Initial Cancellation Period.
For AY 25-26 & AY 24-25:
1. The property may accept a cancellation request if your UK Visa application has been refused and you can supply evidence in support of that.
2. All requests for a cancellation must be made in writing and any evidence that you have to support your request must be provided at the time of making the cancellation request.
3. Each request for cancellation will be considered on its own merits, taking into account the supporting evidence that you provide.
4. If your cancellation request is granted, then you will receive written confirmation of the date that your tenancy agreement was canceled with the property. Booking fees and prepaid rent will be refunded (but if you have been living in the accommodation, they may make extra charges of rent for the period up to cancellation and move-out).
For AY 25-26 & AY 24-25:
1. The property may accept a cancellation request if you are a prospective student and your offer at your first choice of University\Higher Education Institution has been withdrawn as a result of you not meeting entry requirements and you can provide evidence in support of that.
2. All requests for a cancellation must be made in writing and any evidence that you have to support your request must be provided at the time of making the cancellation request.
3. Each request for cancellation will be considered on its own merits, taking into account the supporting evidence that you provide.
4. If your cancellation request is granted, then you will receive written confirmation of the date that your tenancy agreement was canceled with the property. Booking fees and prepaid rent will be refunded (but if you have been living in the accommodation, they may make extra charges of rent for the period up to cancellation and move-out).
For AY 25-26:
1. If your cancellation request is refused, you may still be released from your booking if you find a suitable replacement tenant.
2. The release from your booking will not be issued until the replacement tenant completes the booking process referred to above:-
(a) If the release occurs before your move-in date, your £200 booking fee and any pre-paid rent will be refunded, less a £50 administration charge.
(b) If the release occurs after your move-in date, you are liable for rent up to the release date, and you will only receive a refund for prepaid rent after the release date, less a £50 administration charge.
3. If your cancellation request is rejected, you will remain liable for all the obligations contained in your tenancy agreement, including payment of rent, whether you occupy the accommodation or not.
For AY 24-25:
1. If your cancellation request due to No Visa and No Place is denied, you may still be able to cancel your accommodation if you can find a suitable replacement tenant who is acceptable to the property and who is willing to enter into a legally binding contract for your accommodation.
2. It is your responsibility to find a suitable replacement tenant. In most cases a prospective tenant will not be suitable if they are already renting a room from the property or are bound into another contract for accommodation.
3. The property will only assist you with finding a replacement tenant if all the other rooms on site are already let and they have applicants on a waiting list.
4. In the case of tenants who need to find a replacement tenant, the release date will not be issued until the replacement tenant completes the process with the property. You will remain liable to pay the rent for the period before the release date or, if later, until you vacate your room and hand in your keys and any other access devices.
5. If your cancellation request is rejected, you will remain liable for all the obligations contained in your tenancy agreement, including payment of rent, whether you occupy the accommodation or not.
For AY 25-26 & AY 24-25:
Cancellation fees:
1. If you ask the property to cancel your tenancy agreement after the Initial Cancellation Period, they may charge you a fee, but you will not be asked to pay more than:
(a) The loss suffered by the landlord as a result of ending the tenancy, and
(b) The Landlord’s reasonable costs in respect of administering the cancellation request.
2. Usually this will be an administration fee of £50 for arranging the cancellation and any sums you owe under the tenancy agreement (such as rent arrears and damages).
Note: There is no cancellation fee to pay if the property does not agree to cancel.
Transfer fees:
1. If you want to change your booking after accepting an offer, then you could cancel your existing booking within the Initial Cancellation Period and then re-apply. In this case, there will be no fee payable, but you may not be offered your choice of room when you re-apply.
2. If you want to change your booking after the Initial Cancellation Period, or you do not want to risk canceling your booking, you can apply to transfer your tenancy to alternative accommodation. The property will charge you an administration fee for doing this, as follows:
(a) For transfer requests before the start of the tenancy period, a fee of £45 to cover our administration costs.
(b) For transfer requests during the tenancy period, a fee of £50 (to cover our administration costs and the additional room inspection required when you vacate).
Note: There is no transfer fee to pay if the property does not agree to a room transfer.
All rooms at The Village Nottingham are allocated on a first come first served basis. If there are en-suites available, you may be able to get one.
Whatever room you choose at The Village Nottingham, you’ll always have a bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, chest of drawers, shelves and noticeboard. Standard rooms have three quarter beds, while en-suite rooms come with a private bathroom. You’ll need to bring your own bedding, though. The room is yours for the time you’ve booked it for – there’s no need to move things out for holidays and so on.
Kitchens come adequately equipped with a cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer and kettle. You will need to provide your own crockery and cooking utensils at The Village Nottingham. Starter packs are available to pre-order before you arrive.
The internet at The Village Nottingham will be around 50 Mbps
No. The Village Nottingham sort this for you. All their students are automatically covered by Endsleigh Insurance. However, this cover may not be sufficient for your needs, for example if you have expensive computers and smart phones so they strongly recommend you review your policy and upgrade your cover if you feel you need it.
On arrival at The Village Nottingham you will be given a key to your room, giving you access to your flat and your allocated bedroom. You’ll also be given a fob, which will give you access to the block you live in, laundries, access to the junior common room and facilities in Sillitoe Court. If wish to obtain a parking permit, this fob can be updated at reception to give access to the car park barrier – although they can’t do this for visitors unfortunately. The keys and fob are solely your responsibility and if lost you will be required to pay for a replacement. They advise that you take good care of these and do not pass to others due to the associated risks to not only your own belongings but of those belonging to your flat mates.
Their on-site cleaning team at The Village Nottingham will clean block communal areas like the common room and laundrette, but you and your flatmates will be responsible for cleaning your flat. Flats will be checked monthly to ensure the property is being well maintained.
You can personalise your room at The Village Nottingham using accessories and bedding, which you need to provide yourself. They ask that you don't put posters on your walls as you’ll have to pay for any damage caused.
They allow transfers from around mid-October each year. If they can find you a suitable transfer, they will move you as soon as you are ready. Please note that there is an administration fee of £45 prior to moving in and £50 once you have moved in. Please speak with the on-site team for further information.
Yes, that’s fine. But it’s important to let them know as soon as possible. Please screenshot your rejection letter from UCAS along with your name and reference number. Send the screenshots via mail and they’ll process deposit refunds if applicable.
If you didn’t get the grades you needed for your place at university, or you got better grades than expected, you may be eligible to be released from your contract. Please send them information about why you’re no longer able to come within three days of you receiving your results. Their team will talk to you about how to process any refunds if applicable.
Jubilee Campus is an 8–10-minute walk away. University Park Campus is a 15–20-minute walk, or you can catch the free University hopper bus from Jubilee Campus. They also have an e-scooter hub on-site, but you’ll have to make sure you abide by e-scooter laws.
They offer summer stay lets every year from the end of their 44-week contracts in July until mid-September. Please contact the on-site team for further information.
They work hard every summer to prepare the site and your rooms for your arrival so unfortunately, they generally can’t allow you to move in earlier than your start date in September. If they are able to allow you to move in earlier, they will let you know in advance.
Your safety on site is one of their top priorities. The on-site team are available during office hours, and they have CCTV running 24/7. Outside of office hours, security safeguarding colleagues are based on site, ensuring security is in place 24/7. They have recently installed new block doors and a gate entry system to one of the main courts. Their Resident Tutor team are also available out of hours for welfare support and advice.
Living and studying in the lively city of Nottingham is an exciting experience for students from across the globe. Nottingham is home to one of the largest student populations in the UK, with more than 50,000 students living in the city. However, finding suitable Nottingham student apartments can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially with limited on-campus options. Fortunately, students can discover a wide range of affordable and comfortable student accommodations in Nottingham with amber. These accommodations are located near top universities in Nottingham, like the University of Nottingham, Nottingham Trent University, and NTU (Clifton Campus), among others.
Students can find pocket-friendly Nottingham student accommodation options in various popular neighbourhoods. One can choose from a variety of luxurious yet budget-friendly student properties Nottingham, like studios, ensuites, non-ensuites, private rooms, and shared apartments in this student-friendly city. All student homes in Nottingham come equipped with essential amenities, providing a secure and comfortable living environment. Some of the best student accommodation Nottingham options include The Vantage, Collegiate Nova, Collegiate Clarendon Street, and several others! Browse properties offered by Collegiate, Evo Student, and such promising providers.
Nottingham, Notts County, has a long history of revolution, creativity, and industry under its modern appeal. This East Midlands town is full of stirring historical landmarks. Other fascinating icons of the town's rich history and culture are waiting to be found. A tour of Nottingham Castle, which served as the sheriff's residence in the Robin Hood movies, will cost you £5 and reward you with a history lesson, lovely grounds, and a bird's-eye view of the city. The well-known statue of Robin Hood continues to be a popular location for pictures. Due to the many students residing there, it is one of the UK's most lively and proactive cities.
This student-friendly city is ranked as the 53rd-best city in the world and the ninth-best in the UK by QS Best Cities 2024. It is one of England's most well-liked international education locations, hosting about 30,000 annually. In addition to a beautiful Christmas market in the bustling city centre and a wide choice of restaurants and pubs, people enjoy a variety of cultural events, museums, and parks, all contributing to a vibrant student life. Nottingham has a compact layout that makes getting around easy, with a wide bike hire scheme and a reliable bus service. Many people living in Nottingham student apartments find it an ideal location because of its connections to the rest of the United Kingdom. The cost of living is another reason for students to pick Nottingham, as it is less expensive than major cities like London and Manchester!
Amber offers purpose-built studios, flats, ensuites, shared apartments, and other affordable student accommodations in Nottingham. Students can easily pick the most suited locality and find the best options for Nottingham student housing with the sorting feature on the website. Although all needs are subjective, one should look at crucial variables while picking their student accommodation Nottingham, like the cost of living, similarity with the neighbourhood, and commuting. Many students prefer to live in student-friendly neighbourhoods; hence, we have listed the best options for Nottingham student apartments that you should look at.
4. Six Degrees
5. Raleigh Park
9. The Village
10. St Peters Court
Finding affordable student apartments in Nottingham is key to enjoying city life while sticking to a budget. Student houses near the university are cheaper and affordable than bills for university halls, and PBSAs often include utilities like electricity, water, heating, and Wi-Fi, simplifying budgeting. This city provides a range of cost-effective living options where bills are included, like Nottingham studios that don't sacrifice comfort or convenience. Here are some popular, affordable student apartments in Nottingham:
1. Graystacks
2. Mansion Place
3. Bertrand Russell House
4. Radford Mill
5. Curzon House
Nottingham offers a variety of neighbourhoods that cater to different lifestyles and preferences. Popular student areas include Lenton, Dunkirk, Beeston, and the City Centre. Whether you're looking for a lively student community, proximity to the university, or affordable options, Nottingham has something for every student. Here are some of the best areas in Nottingham:
1. West Bridgford
West Bridgford is popular among students for its beautiful parks and cafes, offering a balance between city life and green spaces. With a cost of living ranging from £800-£1,000 per month, it offers various Nottingham student homes while still being close to the University of Nottingham.
2. Lenton
Lenton is home to many students and offers budget-friendly options with an average monthly cost of £600-£800. Private shared houses are a popular choice for second or third-year students, often found in areas like Lenton or Radford, offering more space for potentially lower costs. Lenton is popular among students due to its close proximity to the University of Nottingham and a vibrant social scene.
3. The City Centre
Living in the heart of Nottingham means being close to everything! The cost of living in the Nottingham City Centre is around £900-£1,100 per month, offering unbeatable access to major attractions, shops, and entertainment venues.
4. Beeston
Beeston is a vibrant, up-and-coming area with an average living cost of £700-£900 per month. It’s a little more relaxed but still provides easy access to various off-campus Nottingham uni accommodation.
5. Sneinton
Sneinton offers affordable student living Nottingham with rents averaging £600-£800 per month. The area is well-connected by transport and is popular for its trendy cafes, bars, and local shops.
Room types in student accommodation include standard rooms with shared bathrooms, en-suite rooms, and self-contained studios. Luxury apartments offer convenience and modern perks but often come at a higher price point.
1. Ensuite Rooms
Most Nottingham student properties offer ensuite rooms, featuring a private bathroom attached to your bedroom. This gives students their personal space for both rest and hygiene, while the kitchen and living areas are shared with other residents. It’s a perfect choice for students who want privacy but also enjoy shared social spaces.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
Non-ensuite rooms are a budget-friendly accommodation option in Nottingham. These rooms offer a private bedroom for students, while the bathroom, kitchen, and living areas are shared with others. Non-ensuite rooms provide a personal sleeping and study area while offering access to shared facilities, making them ideal for students on a budget.
3. Studio Apartments
Student studio apartments in Nottingham are fully self-contained units, offering a private bedroom, bathroom, and a compact kitchen. With no shared spaces, Nottingham student studios are perfect for students who value privacy and want all their living essentials in one place.
4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments
A 1-bed or 2-bed apartment in Nottingham features separate bedrooms, along with a shared kitchen, bathroom, and living room. These student homes Nottingham are furnished with essential amenities and provide a semi-private living environment, offering dedicated bedroom space while sharing communal areas.
5. Shared Apartments
Shared apartments in Nottingham consist of multiple private bedrooms within the same unit. The kitchen, bathroom, and living room are shared among roommates, making this option ideal for student lettings Nottingham for those who enjoy a balance between personal space and social interaction.
6. Private Rooms
Private rooms in Nottingham offer a personal space equipped with a bed, study desk, and sometimes a private bathroom. These rooms provide the independence of an individual bedroom while often granting access to shared communal areas, making them a versatile choice for students looking for both privacy and a sense of community.
Options for student accommodation Nottingham are highly beneficial to students due to how comfortable they are. Living in this city could be comparatively affordable and worth every penny. It is recommended to have a budget of £1200-£2000 per month, including all living and other personal expenses, along with a buffer budget in case of any emergencies. We have listed the most common expenses a student has to bear while looking for student accommodation in Nottingham:
1. Food: Food expenses for students in Nottingham typically range from £80 to £150 per month.
2. Gas and electricity: Utilities such as gas and electricity cost between £30 and £50 per week for students in Nottingham.
3. Internet & mobile phone: £15-£45/week
4. Dinner at a restaurant: £50-£120/week
5. Laundry: £15-£35/week
6. Stationery and textbooks: £10-£30/week
7. Clothing: £30-£175/month
8. Travel: £40-£150/month
England's transport system, in general, is potentially one of the most effective transportation systems on our planet. The transport system in Nottingham is well-connected, with many students relying on buses and trams for commuting. Nottingham housing options in the city are near multiple transport stops. The city is smartly connected to every primary transportation system within walking distance of every university. With Nottingham’s excellent public transport system, getting around the city is a breeze for those living in flats, private halls or short-term studio accommodation Nottingham. The following are the transport options you can find when travelling to and from the popular Nottingham student houses:
1. Bus: Nottingham's bus network runs 24 hours a day. With approximately 100 buses running to and from the city, people can take these buses from the main bus terminal, making their commute more manageable. With an Easyrider Smartcard, the average bus fare in this city is around £60 per month.
2. Train: Nottingham Station is the city's most extensive and active station. It is the main point of the city's tram system. Explore National Rail for the daily schedule and plans. A one-ride fare on the train costs about £15.60.
3. Cycling: You can also explore local parts of the city via cycling. In addition, most student apartments in Nottingham come with dedicated and secure bike storage facilities as well, which means students can rest easy at the perfect place!
With its rich history, academic excellence, and lively cultural scene, Nottingham is a fantastic place for students. The city's transport links are highly rated, providing easy access for students to commute to both universities. Student life in Nottingham is exciting and diverse, with the city being home to top universities and colleges in the UK, attracting students from around the world. Nottingham’s Students' Union offers over 160 clubs and societies for students. Moreover, the city’s dynamic atmosphere offers something for everyone. For those who enjoy culture and history, landmarks like Nottingham Castle and the City of Caves are a must-visit. Castle Boulevard offers stunning views of Nottingham Castle and access to the city centre, making it appealing. You can also visit the famous Sherwood Forest and Nottingham Forest.
Nottingham’s lively nightlife is also a key part of student life, with popular venues with live music like Rock City and Rescue Rooms, creating a lively atmosphere. One can also enjoy a drink while watching their favourite football team's match at Bell Inn Pub, or can groove to the trendy disco beats in the clubs in Stealth Nightclub. Students living in private student accommodation Nottingham can explore local cafes, restaurants, and various local shops. Fox Cafe and Sans Patrie Restaurant are the most popular restaurants and takeout places if you crave a satisfying dining experience at affordable prices in popular student areas. Students can also explore lively markets in areas like Hockley and Lace Market, which are known for their independent shops and eateries. Additionally, outdoor lovers can unwind in Wollaton Park or The Arboretum, both offering peaceful escapes from the busy city life.
There are many well-known and respectable universities in and near Nottingham that provide various degrees and courses to students taught by world-renowned faculty. Moreover, the majority of Nottingham's student accommodation choices are strategically located near these institutions. Some of the most well-known ones include:
It is one of the most popular universities in Nottingham. The University of Nottingham is consistently ranked within the top 100 universities in the world. Many students enrol in this university for its famous programs. Student accommodation near the University of Nottingham includes Triumph House.
2. Nottingham Trent University
Nottingham Trent University has been rated as gold for teaching excellence and is famous for its academic excellence and practical learning. It has been rated as gold for teaching excellence. Nottingham Trent University frequently ranks in the top 15 in student satisfaction polls. It offers a variety of graduate as well as undergraduate courses. Student accommodation near Nottingham Trent University is
3. Nottingham Trent International College (NTIC)
NTIC is a joint partnership between NTU and a private entity. Students at this university come from 69 different countries. The student accommodation near NTIC includes Iconinc Nottingham City.