About the Institution
The University of Nottingham shares many of the characteristics of the world's great universities. However, we are distinct not only in our key strengths but in how our many strengths combine: we are financially secure, campus based and comprehensive; we are research-led and recruit top students and staff from around the world; we are committed to internationalising all our core activities so our students can have a valuable and enjoyable experience that prepares them well for the rest of their intellectual, professional and personal lives.
Undergrad Programs / Areas offered :
American and Canadian Studies
Archaeology
Art History
Classics
English Studies
Culture
Film and Media
French and Francophone Studies
German Studies
History
Humanities
Modern Languages and Cultures
Music
Philosophy
Russian and Slavonic Studies
Spanish
Portuguese and Latin American Studies
Theology and Religious Studies
Business School
Contemporary Chinese Studies
Economics
Education
Geography
Law
Politics and International Relations
Sociology and Social Policy
Engineering
Architecture and Built Environment
Chemical and Environmental Engineering
Civil Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Mechanical
Materials and Manufacturing EngineeringBiology
Biomedical Sciences
Healthcare Science
Medicine
Midwifery
Nursing
Physiotherapy
Veterinary Medicine and Science
Science
Biology
Biomedical Sciences
Biosciences
Chemistry
Computer Science
Mathematical Sciences
Natural Sciences
Pharmacy
Physics and Astronomy
Psychology
Veterinary Medicine and Science
Foundation Courses
Engineering Foundation Programme
Science Foundation Programme
Foundation Certificate in Business (international students only)
Foundation Certificate in Arts and Social Sciences (international students only)
Graduate Programs / Areas offered :
American and Canadian Studies
Archaeology
Architecture and Built Environment
Art History
Biology
Biomedical Sciences
Biosciences
Business
Chemical and Environmental Engineering
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Classics
Clinical Sciences
Community Health Sciences
Computer Science
Contemporary Chinese Studies
Culture
Film and Media
Economics
Education
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Engineering
English Language Education
English Studies
Environment
French Studies
Genetics
Geography
German Studies
Graduate Entry Medicine and Health
History
Law
Learning Sciences Research
Mathematical Sciences
Mechanical
Materials and Manufacturing Engineering
Modern Languages and Cultures
Molecular Medical Sciences
Music
Nursing
Midwifery and Physiotherapy
Pharmacy
Philosophy
Physics and Astronomy
Politics and International Relations
Psychology
Psychology: Work
Health and Organisations
Russian and Slavonic Studies
Sociology and Social Policy
Spanish
Portuguese and Latin American Studies
Theology and Religious Studies
Veterinary Medicine and Science
Europe 
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