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We want to update you on some changes to our postgraduate business courses for September 2020 entry.

For students preparing for their studies and travel to the UK, things may be more challenging than normal right now. We hope that these changes and updates will help them with their plans to study at Nottingham Trent University (NTU).

Postgraduate business courses September 2020

We've introduced some changes that may affect when your students will start their course. Details of these changes have been sent to offer holders today. We hope they will help your students join their chosen course during these challenging times. 

The following courses will delay their start until January 2021

• MSc Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship
• MSc Advertising and Marketing Communications
• MSc Finance and Investment Banking
• MSc Finance and Accounting
• MSc FinTech and Financial Markets
• MSc Economics
• MSc Economics, Banking and Finance. 

We've been in touch with offer holders and given them the option to delay their start until January 2021 or start a different course in September 2020.

The following courses will delay their start until September 2021

• MSc International Business (Dual Degree)
• MSc Strategic Marketing Leadership.

We've been in touch with offer holders and given them the option to delay their start until September 2021, or to start a different course at NTU in either September 2020 or January 2021.

Scholarship deferrals

If your student was successfully awarded an International or EU NTU scholarship, and they choose to defer or change their course for this academic year, they can also transfer their scholarship. Please email  to request this transfer.   

We hope the above changes provide a range of different study options for your students. If you have any questions about the changes, please contact us and we'll be happy to help.

Preparing for September 2020

We'll keep you updated with all our preparations. You can also visit our frequently asked questions page, and you and your students can hear more from us through our virtual events. 

In these challenging times, we remain committed to delivering the highest quality teaching for your students. Our Centre for Academic Development and Quality is working closely with academic teams, and all our courses continue to focus on helping graduates develop the skills they need to achieve their potential. Their future employment prospects are our top priority. 

With best wishes

International Development Office 

Nottingham Trent University