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Welcome to this edition of Global Friends News, Nottingham Trent University’s (NTU) newsletter for our Global Education Counsellors. We wish you a happy and prosperous new year. |
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New: NTU Scholarships and Awards for September 2026 How to make a successful application and benefits of an NTU scholarship Pre-sessional English at NTU – discounts and training
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NTU Scholarships and Awards for September 2026 |
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We’re delighted to announce our new scholarship scheme; an exciting range of competitive scholarships and merit-based awards and discounts. Students who have an offer to study a full-time degree at NTU in September 2026 are eligible to apply. |
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Our first deadline is fast approaching! We have a series of deadlines to assist your students with their planning: Wednesday 28 January 2026 Wednesday 25 February 2026 Wednesday 25 March 2026 Wednesday 22 April 2026 Wednesday 27 May 2026 Wednesday 24 June 2026, 16:00 GMT - Final deadline
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 | NTU Excellence Scholarships Up to 50% off your tuition fees | Country Scholarships and Awards Up to £5,000 | Undergraduate Executive Deans Award £5,000 | Merit and International Scholarship Up to £3,000 | Merit-based Awards and Discounts Up to £4,000 |
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| How to make a successful NTU scholarship application | Please share our advice on how to make a successful application: When writing statements, please encourage your students to focus on their achievements, their career goals and why they feel that NTU is the right fit for them. Showing that they have done detailed research into their course, course teams and facilities can also be very helpful. This one is really important – we want to hear their own voice. Please discourage them from using templates or AI-generated content. They can use spell checks and tools to confirm any translations, but they should not use software to write statements or essays.
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 | Spend good time on your application and use your 500 words wisely. Make sure to use your own words. |  | Proofread your essay and check all your details. |
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 | Express your interests and your achievements - we want to know all about you and your goals! |  | Believe in yourself – you are good enough to apply so give it a go. |
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Benefits for your students |
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Recognition of their achievements Celebrate success at the Scholarship Awards Event. A proud moment for your students and their loved ones. |
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Reduction of tuiton fees Make education more affordable. If the tuition fee was £18,300 and your student received a 50% scholarship, their new tuition fee would be £9,150. |
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Opportunities for volunteering or networking Connect with fellow scholars at the Scholarship Awards Event and get opportunities to be an ambassador for NTU. |
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Credibility Employers will appreciate the dedication it takes to earn a scholarship and it will give them confidence in you. |
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Pre-sessional English for Academic Purposes (PEAP) at NTU – discounts on 2026 courses and training |
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For students who need help meeting our English language entry requirements, we’re excited to share our PEAP courses with you as the perfect preparation course for academic study at NTU. This year, all successful students will benefit from our PEAP Progression Award. For 15-week students this is a 25% (£1,225) discount and for 10 and 6-week students we offer a £524 discount which covers the cost of a visa application for their follow-on degree. The award is deducted from their tuition fees when the student enrols onto their follow-on NTU degree. Courses start 27 April 2026 (15-week) and all courses include six weeks on the NTU City Campus. The 15 and 10-week courses start online.
Please share the pre-sessional English webpage with your students, where you’ll also find a video of a class in action and a video of a recent webinar. Please also refer to your training presentation for PEAP on your Global Friends webpage which has been prepared for you by the course leader, Jane Vickers. |
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Updates ： | 1. Late enrolment
If you have any students for January who need to request a late enrolment due to unforeseen and unavoidable reasons, you must let us know as soon as possible. Approval of late enrolment is not guaranteed. Students have 3 weeks on their CAS and this is the latest date for students to arrive and become fully enrolled. If students are delayed either arriving in Nottingham, or completing any section of enrolment by this deadline, they must contact the international team to discuss their options. Any student who fails to arrive and complete enrolment by the deadline may be withdrawn from the course, and have their visa cancelled.
2. Reminder – earlier UCAS deadline
The earlier UCAS deadline is Wednesday 14 January 2026. Please remember to encourage your students to complete our online agent nomination form as soon as possible after applying through UCAS.
3. Refund requests update
Any students requesting a refund for their advance payment need to complete our Refund Request Form. Our payments webpage has full details of our refund policy. | |
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We hope you found this newsletter useful. If you have any colleagues who would also like to receive these updates, please share this sign-up link with them. Stay informed by regularly visiting your dedicated NTU Global Friends website where you can also find all the information we have shared in this newsletter. |
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Best wishes
International Development Office Nottingham Trent University |
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