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Getting around

Whether you're going to your lectures or meeting friends in town, getting around is pretty easy. Nottingham has continuously won the award for UK Bus Operator of the Year and the city also offers a regular Tram service.

NCT offers student passes that you give you unlimited travel for either the academic or calendar year, with a great discount.

 

University Park Campus

To help you get about, the University offers several inter-campus transport facilities, including the free University Hopper bus service.

University Hopper Bus

  • 901  Uni Park - Sutton Bonington
  • 902  Uni Park - Kings Meadow Campus 
  • 903  Uni Park - Jubilee Campus 
  • 904  Uni Park - Royal Derby Hospital 

Nct Buses

  • Orange Line 34 Uni Park East Drive - City
  • Nightbus 34
  • 35 Outside North Entrance - City
  • 36 Outside North Entrance - City
  • 36U George Green Library - City

Trentbarton Buses

  • Skylink
  • Indigo
  • I4
 

Tram

Stops at:

  • University Park
  • University Boulevard
  • Queen's Medical Centre

 

Not living on campus?

  • Orange Line 34, 35 and 36 will take you from Lenton, Beeston and Chilwell.
  • Pink Line 28, 30 and 31 will take you to and from Lenton, Radford and Wollaton
  • Navy Line 1, 3, 4, Grey Line 53, 54 and the Tram run to and from Clifton
  • Turquoise Line 77, 78, 79 and the Tram travel to and from Arboretum
  • Green Line 5, 6, 7, 11 will take you to and from West Bridgford and Lady Bay
Undergraduate students in Nottingham City Centre
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Visitor Parking

If you have friends or family visiting you on campus, they can park in one of the pay and display car parks. Further information, including locations of disabled parking, can be found on the Car Parking webpages.

The pay and display charges only apply between 9.15am to 4pm on weekdays.

E-Scooters

Don't fancy public transport? No problem, you can jump on one of the city's yellow e-scooters. For further information including locations and prices, download the Wind Mobility App.

 

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