Global opportunities events
Are you interested in studying abroad, do you want to find out more about where you can go and how to apply? Would you like to talk to an adviser one-to-one about your options?
Throughout the autumn semester we will be providing a range of different activities to showcase the many different global opportunities available to Nottingham students. These will be publicised through our social media channels and on this page, so please ensure you follow our facebook and instagram pages so you can keep up to date with the latest news.
We will provide a range of recorded presentations to help you decide if studying abroad is right for you and where might be best for you to go. Below are the details of the presentations and the dates they will become available.
Upcoming events
Think Pacific presentation
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Tuesday 5 November 2024
5pm
Senate Chamber (LG101), Trent building, University Park Campus
This presentation is delivered by staff from Think Pacific; they will go over information about the opportunities on offer and give students the opportunity to ask any questions.
Global opportunities presentation
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Wednesday 6 November 2024
2pm
A03, Monica Partridge, University Park Campus
The University of Nottingham has exchange partners all over the world; find out where in the world you could go.
This presentation will focus on the opportunities available across Asia, Australasia, North America and Europe for long term (semester/full year) and short term exchange through International Exchange, Inter-campus and Summer School programmes.
The opportunities mentioned in this presentation are correct as at the time of publishing and for the application year 2024/2025. Please be aware that study abroad options may change at any time for a number of reasons, including curriculum developments, changes to arrangements with partner universities, travel restrictions or other circumstances outside of the University’s control. Every effort will be made to update this information as quickly as possible should a change occur. Please note that, in order to be accepted on to a study abroad programme, you have to achieve the relevant academic requirements as set by the University AND meet the selection criteria of both the University and the partner institution (though the partner institution is under no obligation to accept you).
Study abroad: the practicalities
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Wednesday 13 November 2024
2pm
A03, Monica Partridge, University Park Campus
This presentation covers some of the more practical aspects of studying abroad such as the application process, financial matters, what happens if you’re accepted.
Relevant to anyone thinking of applying for International Exchange.
The opportunities mentioned in this presentation are correct as at the time of publishing and for the application year 2024/2025. Please be aware that study abroad options may change at any time for a number of reasons, including curriculum developments, changes to arrangements with partner universities, travel restrictions or other circumstances outside of the University’s control. Every effort will be made to update this information as quickly as possible should a change occur. Please note that, in order to be accepted on to a study abroad programme, you have to achieve the relevant academic requirements as set by the University AND meet the selection criteria of both the University and the partner institution (though the partner institution is under no obligation to accept you).
Personal statement workshop
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Wednesday 20 November 2024
2pm
A09, Engineering and Science Learning Centre (ESLC), University Park Campus
This workshop is relevant to any student looking to apply for International Exchange. This workshop will look at how to write a good personal statement for your application.
International summer schools presentation
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Wednesday 5 February 2025
2pm
B63, Law and Social Sciences, University Park Campus
This presentation covers international summer school opportunities offered by our partner universities in summer 2025, including programmes available and the application process.
Pop-up stands
The Global Opportunities Team will have pop-up stands across University Park Campus during the autumn semester, for students to come meet with us and learn more about study abroad and what opportunities are available. These are scheduled for the following dates and areas of campus, so look out for our Study Abroad banner.
Pop up stands
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| David Ross Sports Centre |
11am-1pm |
Monday 28 October |
| B Floor, Portland building |
11am-1pm |
Monday 4 November |
School promotional events
The facutlies of Science and Engineering will be running a Global Opportunities Week from Monday 14 to Friday 18 October. Schedule of activities below:
Global Opportunities week
Monday 14
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Tuesday 15
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Wednesday 16
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Thursday 17
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Friday 18
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Inter-campus exchange presentation
1-2pm
A25, Pope building, University Park Campus
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Engineering and Science Global Opportunities Fair
12.30-2pm
Atrium, Engineering and Science Learning Centre (ESLC), University Park Campus
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Cultural Insights Event
1-2pm
A25, Pope building, University Park Campus
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Inter-campus exchange presentation
1-2pm
C01, Engineering and Science Learning Centre (ESLC), University Park Campus
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Enhancing your Career through International Experience
1-2pm
C15, Chemistry building, University Park Campus
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Inter-campus exchange presentation
5-6pm
A07, Computer Science, Jubliee Campus
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Inter-campus exchange presentation
1.30-2.30pm
A02, Lecture Block, Sutton Bonington Campus
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Previous events
Is study abroad right for you?
In this first study abroad presentation, we look at the decision processes involved in choosing if studying abroad is the right choice for you and which programme and destination is best for YOU.
There are a lot of things to consider when thinking about if spending time studying abroad is the right option for you. Staff talk about the decision process you should be undertaking to make sure you choose the right option. We will look at budgeting, teaching styles, support needs and short term exchange.
Relevant to anyone thinking of applying for a study abroad programme or on a degree with an International Year.
The opportunities mentioned in this presentation are correct as at the time of publishing and for the application year 2024/2025. Please be aware that study abroad options may change at any time for a number of reasons, including curriculum developments, changes to arrangements with partner universities, travel restrictions or other circumstances outside of the University’s control. Every effort will be made to update this information as quickly as possible should a change occur. Please note that, in order to be accepted on to a study abroad programme, you have to achieve the relevant academic requirements as set by the University AND meet the selection criteria of both the University and the partner institution (though the partner institution is under no obligation to accept you).
Study abroad student networking event
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Wednesday 23 October
2pm
A09, Engineering and Science Learning Centre (ESLC), University Park Campus
Students interested in applying for International Exchange, International Summer Schools, School exchanges in Law, American and Canadian Studies, Politics and English should attend this event.
You will have the opportunity to meet with past study abroad students and current incoming exchange students from our partner universities.You will get to hear about the students' experiences studying abroad and find out more about our partner universities.
Global Opportunities staff will also be attendance and available for questions.