Study Abroad

The University of Nottingham campuses in China and Malaysia will provide the degree to the students with the same equal value. The campuses will follow the UK learning and teaching style for the students to get the similar environment. This degree will be fully official in the UK with automatic recognition, as well as it will be valid in Malaysia and China respectively. 

The quality of teaching will also remain equivalent along with the academic standards that are decided by the entire Nottingham University and the campuses follow its governance. The quality of teaching and learning at the University of Nottingham China campus has also been compared to the main flagship campus in UK. These are some of the reasons why the degree in the Malaysia and China campuses will be of the same value as in UK.

University of Bath is a great university to study, according to a graduate studying at Bath Spa the university is great and provides various facilities to it's students. Ypu can chek the review here.

"It is a great sized city, enough going on so you won’t get bored, but not too much so you won’t do any work! Very easy to walk around. Various pubs (‘The Bell’ in Walcot street is recommended, ) and clubs for live music. Bristol is only about 10 miles away if you want alternative venues. The countryside is very scenic with the river Avon, Kennet & Avon Canal and lots of rolling hills. Buses to the University are plentiful and some start off in Oldfield Park which is an area where a lot of students live, and run late at night too. There are four main Supermarkets, Sainsburys, Waitrose, Lidl & Morrisons. On Saturday mornings there is a Farmers’ Market at Green Park Station which is great for fresh produce and good if you want too talk to the people who actually supply it… If parents are visiting and want to take you out for a meal - there’s no shortage of restaurants. At the top end up to the Michelin star level!

If you have sporting interests, Bath University has some of the best facilities around and is very highly regarded in this area and has produced several Olympians. Bath is better known for its rugby team (who play at ‘The Rec’) than its football team (who play at Twerton Park) . The latter have a notable patron in the way of the Film Director Ken Loach. There is the potential for an open air swimming pool (Cleveland Baths). In a hot summer people are known to go river swimming at Warleigh Weir."