Nottingham Trent International College (NTIC) was launched in 2005. In 2007, the first NTIC students graduated from Nottingham Trent University (NTU), three of them with a Commendation. Here, two former students explain the value of their time at the College:


“NTIC students have better skills in critical thinking, essay writing, referencing, and writing styles. We knew the correct way to structure an essay and also how to start writing it, so we just got on with it. It made things easy”.


“When we first started at the NTU, you could tell who had been at NTIC. We all knew the university, knew other people and understood all the terminology”.

Graduate Diploma in Business, Law and Social Sciences students
Nigeria

Programme Offerings

Nottingham Trent International College offers programmes at three levels. There is one Foundation programme:

Certificate in University Foundation Studies (options in Art and Design; Business, Law and Social Sciences; Computing; Law and Social Sciences; Media and Communications)

Upon successful completion of the Foundation programme, Business and Computing students fast track to a Diploma programme (see below). Students taking other subject options progress to the first year of a three-year undergraduate degree.

There are two Diploma programmes:

Diploma in Business

Diploma in Computing

Fast Track Progression

Upon successful completion of the Diploma programme, students progress to the second year of a three-year undergraduate degree.

There are five Graduate Diploma programmes:

Graduate Diploma in Business, Law and Social Sciences

Graduate Diploma in Computing

Graduate Diploma in Gallery, Museum and Heritage Management

Graduate Diploma in Journalism, Media and Communications

Graduate Diploma in Legal Studies

Upon successful completion of the Graduate Diploma programme, students progress to the taught postgraduate degree of their choice.

Programmes at Nottingham Trent International College start in September, January and May each year.

Pre-sessional English language starts at various times throughout the year. Students do not apply for pre-sessional language – it is automatically added to the offer, if appropriate.

Details of student life at Nottingham Trent International College. 


“I have many friends of different nationalities and I would never have been able to understand so many different cultures otherwise. The staff give you a lot of help and are generous with their time. I didn’t get so much individual attention back home”.