Nottingham Trent University - Winner of The Guardian University of the Year
The new award recognises a university which combines academic excellence with inclusivity. Nottingham Trent University has been crowned university of the year in the Guardian’s annual awards for its inclusive curriculum and focus on social mobility.
The award, which was introduced this year, is calculated on the basis of several measures, including performance and improvement in the Guardian league tables. These focus on the university activities that matter most to young people: quality of teaching, student satisfaction and employability.
What makes Nottingham a great place for creative and digital businesses?
5 co-working hubs and city-wide WiFi
The Big House support programme for creative and digital SMEs
29,000 creative & digital students
Nottingham is a gigabit city
Opportunities
In April 2019, BACKLIT will be expanding their current studio and gallery space from two floors to three. They currently provide approximately 50 affordable studio spaces for contemporary artists. Their expansion into the 4,960...
Dates for Your Dairy
Our House is an award-winning musical featuring songs from ska/pop band Madness.
Select #CQevents
19th Apr - 6th May - Exhibition: Daniel Steegmann Mangrané
Daniel Steegmann Mangrané presents his first major UK solo show at Nottingham Contemporary, with new and existing works....
19th Apr - 6th May - Exhibition: Elizabeth Price: FELT TIP
FELT TIP is a highly ambitious solo show from Turner Prize-winning artist Elizabeth Price. The exhibition features all-new works:...
19th - 20th Apr - Dance Party w/ Squid (Plates)
DANCE PARTY every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month courtesy of Squid (Plates Records). Dj set downstairs in the bar, come n have a...
Around the Creative Quarter
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Growth & Investment
People who work and live in the Creative Quarter have been helping to influence the plans to transform the 40-acre scrub land behind BioCity and the BBC building, known as the former Boots Island site.
Architects, local residents, Sneinton market tenants, local business owners and festival organisers were amongst those who fed back on plans to create a brand new mixed-use scheme which will expand the Creative Quarter.
The team behind this development - Conygar, Lavignac and FutureCity, presented initial ideas on how to breathe new life into the site while embedding and embracing Nottingham’s culture.
This is one of the largest regeneration sites outside of London in private ownership and presents a really exciting opportunity for Nottingham and its already thriving Creative Quarter
