Campus transformation
Transformation of our estate
Over the past 10 years, we’ve invested £350 million across all our campuses. Our libraries have a brand new look, we’ve revamped historic buildings and built state-of-the-art new facilities, plus we’re proud to be one of the most sustainable universities in the world.
City Campus
Our City Campus is in the heart of Nottingham’s City Centre. We have two iconic Grade II listed buildings, Newton and Arkwright – both beautifully restored. The campus is also home to our award-winning Students’ Union, with superb sports and fitness facilities, a 30ft climbing wall, a modern gym and dance studio, plus a 2,400-capacity live music venue. Our City Global Lounge, which is free for anyone to drop into, provides a range of multicultural activities and international opportunities.
Clifton Campus
Following a multi-million pound investment programme, Clifton Campus has been developed into a cutting-edge campus, providing an inspiring teaching, learning, and research environment as well as an excellent student experience. The Pavilion sits at the Heart of the Campus, while state-of-the-art sporting facilities, modern library and accommodation facilities and a number of high-spec laboratories, provide a perfect blend of peaceful spaces and big ideas.
Brackenhurst Campus
Surrounded by water, woodlands, and elegant gardens, Brackenhurst Campus is a university experience with a difference. For our passionate community of staff and students, it’s the perfect learning space for the study of animals, agriculture and the environment. There are exciting developments currently taking place at Brackenhurst, including a new flagship teaching and learning building and new accommodation to allow more students to live on campus.
Creative Quarter Campus
Our Creative Quarter Campus is home to the Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies, delivering our foundation degrees and diplomas in the creative arts. The partnership between Confetti and NTU is one of the most exciting in UK higher education, giving students access to cutting-edge technology, studios, and equipment. Metronome is a new centre for cross-media arts and popular culture, with a purpose to develop the next generation of creative, performing and technical talent.
Explore the tabs at the top of this page to find out more about the transformations taking place across NTU.
We’ll do everything we can to keep disruption to a minimum whilst works take place. We’ll keep you updated about any changes via email. If you have any questions, email the Transformation Project Team or visit estates.ntu.ac.uk.
