Semester 1: Late September to Late January
Semester 2: Late January to Late June

http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/about/keydates/dates1314.aspx

The University has a modular structure.  Modules are usually worth 10 or 20 credits.  Incoming students are expected to take 60 Nottingham credits per semester or 120 Nottingham credits per academic year, which is the normal credit load for all undergraduate students.

English.

	Faculty of Arts Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Faculty of Science Faculty of Social Sciences

Full AY or semester 2 exchanges strongly recommended, especially for FOE & FOS students due to academic calendar overlaps and housing issues. Alternative assessments might not be available for students on exchange in semester 1. Students who intend to take Business, English and Culture, Film and Media modules should submit their application as early as possible, way before the deadline of 31 May even though they could be joining in semester 2. Students cannot choose modules from more than two departments in order to have clearer affiliation to a hosting department in Nottingham Student  from SDE (Architecture) is not eligible to apply for exchange with University of Nottingham Student from FASS (Economics) is not eligible to apply for exchange with University of Nottingham Nottingham's strengths: Food Science, Business Studies, Engineering (Aeronautical, Civil, Mechanical), Economics & Psychology.

Course catalogue: http://modulecatalogue.nottingham.ac.uk/nottingham/.

Course restrictions: http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/internationalstudents/documents/exchanges/schoolmoduleinformation.pdf

English Studies Business Psychology Law Music Education Medical School

Students will have the opportunity to confirm their modules only at the start of the academic year at University of Nottingham.

Students must take note that alternative assessments might not be available for students on exchange in semester 1.

Students should not exceed the maximum 60 credits per semester.

For exchange Full Year, Semester 1 and Semester 2 (Business, English and New Media)*:

Nomination Period: 4 February to 30 April.

Online application and submission of supporting documents: 1 May to 31 May

*NUS students from these discipline: Business, English Department and Department of Communication and New Media have to be nominated to Nottingham with supporting documents by 30 Apr. As the modules offered in these three disciplines are very popular in Nottingham, early application is necessary.

For exchange in Semester 2:

Nomination Period: 1 September to 31 October

Online application and submission of supporting documents: 1 November to 30 November

No application will be processed by Nottingham if the required supporting documents failed to reach Nottingham by 31 May (for full year, semester 1 and semester 2 Business, English and New Media applicants) and by 30 November for semester 2 applicants.

To show proof of English language proficiency, students MUST submit certified true copies of their GCE “O” and /or GCE “A” level certificate be it whether you are applying for the Student Visitor Pass or the Tier 4 Visa. For students without the GCE “O” and/or “A” level certificate, they need to have a valid (less than 2 years old) IELTS or TOFEL results to show proof of English proficiency in accordance to UKBA guidelines.

To guarantee a place in University-arranged accommodation, you will need to:

	1. Firmly accept your offer of a course place at The University of Nottingham 2. Apply to us for accommodation from 1 Mar onwards and before the deadline of 1 Aug (subject to change) 3. Accept your accommodation offer and the terms and conditions by the given deadline

For more information, please refer here.

If you intend to travel to the UK to enrol on a course of studies which lasts 6 months (or more), you must obtain a Tier 4 (General) student visa before travelling to the UK.

If you are a Singaporean citizen or a citizen of another country on the UK non-visa nationals list, and if your course of studies is less than 6 months, you can apply for entry to the UK as a student visitor either prior to leaving your home country, or on arrival at UK immigration at the port of entry.  If you are a citizen of a country not on the non-visa nationals list then you still must obtain a Tier 4 (General) student visa before travelling to the UK.

Full-time students of any nationality who are studying at the University for six months or more can receive medical treatment through the National Health Service (NHS) by registering with the University Health Centre upon arrival. Once students have registered, most treatment is free. However, charges are made for prescriptions, dental care and optical checks. Students will be able to register with the University Health Centre during the Welcome Programme.

Students who are studying in the UK for less than six months are not eligible to register with the (NHS) and should therefore ensure that they take out appropriate medical insurance before arriving in the UK. Students who are studying in the UK for less than six months can still see a doctor but will be charged a £25 cash consultation fee.

Breakdown of Costs	USD $
Accommodation	537
Food	100
Transport	65
Insurance	16
Others (Entertainment, clothes)	65
Monthly Estimate	783

Please refer to the Other Links Section for the relevant links to the estimated costs of living.

Universal Currency Converter:

	http://www.xe.com/ucc/

Accommodation:

	http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/accommodation/prospectivestudents/exchangestudents/exchangestudents.aspx http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/accommodation/documents/comparisontable2.pdf

Cost of Living:

	http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/internationalstudents/scholarshipsfeesfinance/financial-advice/costs.aspx

Course Information:

	http://modulecatalogue.nottingham.ac.uk/nottingham/