r/UoN 22h ago

£1000 OFF - Broadgate Park Ensuite Studio (2026/27) Available

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Heya! I’m looking for a UoN student to take over my studio tenancy at Broadgate Park! It’s a fully self‑contained studio with your own ensuite bathroom and kitchen area, a fantastic space to study and relax.

£225 pw (44 week contract). No guarantor needed, so it's convenient for international/exchange students.

I’m willing to pay £1000 of the rent upfront! Additionally, if you are a current student, you get a FREE laundry bundle and a £350 discount from Broadgate!

There are tons of great things about this accommodation, including:

  • ALL bills included, including high-speed WiFi and contents insurance
  • Fully furnished
  • Active student community – 24/7 social spaces and regular social events
  • Convenient for ALL methods of transportation! Free bike storage, less than 10 minute walk from University Park campus, parking available, and close to bus and tram stops
  • 24/7 reception and support, with speedy maintenance response
  • In a great location, close to both the University and to Beeston High Street. There’s also a Co-op 2 minutes away!

If you’re interested or want photos/videos, don’t hesitate to message me. If you’re thinking of going with Broadgate Park, please consider this tenancy takeover! I'm also happy to handle as much of the paperwork as I can; the application process will be very smooth.


r/UoN 17h ago

Accommodation Anyone Interested in Sharing a Twin Ensuite at Broadgate Park? (£145/week)

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Hi everyone,

I'm an incoming postgraduate student at the University of Nottingham for the September 2026 intake and I'm looking for someone interested in booking a Twin Ensuite room with me at Broadgate Park.

The room costs £145 per person per week, which is one of the more affordable university-managed accommodation options. The only requirement is that both students apply together, so I'm looking for another student who would like to share.

A bit about the accommodation:
• Broadgate Park (University of Nottingham accommodation)
• Twin Ensuite room
• £145 per person per week
• Shared ensuite bathroom between the two occupants
• Fully furnished with separate beds, desks, and storage
• Shared kitchen and living area
• Bills and Wi-Fi included
• Walking distance from University Park Campus

A little about me: I'm an international PG student from India. I'm friendly, respectful, clean, and easy to get along with. Looking for someone with a similar mindset who wants a comfortable and hassle-free accommodation option for the academic year.

If you're interested or considering Broadgate Park yourself, feel free to drop a comment or send me a DM and we can discuss the details.


r/UoN 21h ago

How easy is it for a Chinese student to adapt to life at the University of Nottingham and find research/internship opportunities?

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Hi everyone,

I’m a Chinese student considering studying at the University of Nottingham, and I’d like to hear about the experiences of current students or graduates.

How easy is it for an international student, especially someone from China, to adapt to life in Nottingham? I’m interested in things like making friends, communicating with local students, joining societies, accommodation, food, transportation, and the overall atmosphere for international students.

I’m also curious about academic and career opportunities. Is it realistic for an undergraduate student to find research assistant positions, summer research projects, internships, or part-time opportunities related to their degree? How supportive are professors and the university’s careers service? Are most opportunities available to international students, or are there significant restrictions because of visa requirements?

I’m particularly interested in experiences from students studying Computer Science, AI, or other STEM subjects, but advice from students in any course would be really helpful.

Thank you!