🇬🇧 UK · Nottingham
The University of Nottingham is a public research university in the UK city of Nottingham.
The city's first civil college opened in 1881 and its foundation stone was laid by the then Prime Minister, WE Gladstone.
By 1928 it had outgrown its original building and moved to what is today the university's main campus. It wasn't until 1948 that the college was awarded the Royal Charter, allowing it to officially become the University of Nottingham and award degrees in its own name.
66.7% baseline · Medium data confidence
Sensitivity range: 51.7%–81.7%. This is a modelling range, not a statistical confidence interval or a personal admission probability.
UCAS 2025 international main-scheme offers/applications (rounded counts). Conditional offers are not enrolments. Course requirements and applicant grades remain separate; no placement-rate multiplier.
Reviewed 2026-10-01. Recommendations also use your grades, intended course, eligibility and available entrance cutoffs.
All / Main Scheme: 74.3% (41,250/55,485; 2025). Rounded UCAS provider/application counts, all subjects; conditional offers are not enrolments. Official source
International / Main Scheme: 66.7% (6,565/9,845; 2025). Rounded UCAS provider/application counts, all subjects; conditional offers are not enrolments. Official source
74 in 100 applications received an offer in this reported cohort. Cohort: 2025. This is not your personal chance.
A typical ratio for a strong university.
Longer bar, higher rank. Drawn on a log scale so #5 and #500 fit on one chart.
Figures come from AdmiTree's data; advice is written by AI and marked as such. Check key details with the college.