Nottingham

University Park, University of Nottingham is set on a beautiful 300-acre campus just two miles from Nottingham city centre, surrounded by lakes, green spaces and historic buildings.

Nottingham is a vibrant city with an interesting history. Students will visit the city at least twice during their stay.

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Facilities

The university’s facilities include:

Outdoor sports fields
Indoor sports hall
Tennis courts
Spacious classrooms
Lecture theatre
Indoor heated swimming pool (main campus)

Accommodation

Accommodation is all on-site and is made up of the following:

Single en-suite rooms
Access to comfortable communal areas

Catering

All meals are taken in the university restaurant and include:

A range of menus including vegetarian meals, hot and cold dishes and salad bar
Cooked breakfast and continental breakfast served daily
Packed lunches provided on excursions

Different allergies and diets can be catered for.

Educational Excursions

All our educational excursions are chosen as interesting and cultural destinations which play a key part in our student’s Elac experience. All excursions will include an element of free time for students to explore and buy souvenirs. These excursions are by private coach, private bus, or train and many include an entrance to a local attraction.

On a two-week programme students will visit:

Liverpool
+ Stadium Tour
York
+ Entrance to York Minster
Cambridge
+ Entrance to a University College
Nottingham
+ Half day visit
Optional visit (supplementary cost)

Students on a three-week programme will also visit:

Nottingham
+ Half day visit

For more information about the Nottingham centre you can download the Nottingham Centre Guide.

Nottingham Centre Guide

What people say about us

Catherine Wooden (Group Leader) Italy

“Nottingham city centre is small with safe traffic-free shopping areas. The Elac centre in the university is very modern and attractive with good accommodation. The Elac office was always open and friendly and everyone worked well together. Excursions were interesting and fun especially Cambridge with a local guide.”