April 9, 2018, by Ross Wilson
Why Liberal Arts in Nottingham?
Liberal Arts finds an ideal home in Nottingham. This is a city that has prided itself on innovation, creativity and engagement since its founding. Nottingham developed through the industrial revolution, it grew on the inventiveness and dedication of its citizens. It’s a city that has a rich cultural legacy with authors, artists and activists making Nottingham their home. It also has a rebellious edge that ensures it’s at the forefront of new ideas and inventions. Liberal Arts is about exploring new ideas, making connections and innovating. We want our students to learn, lead and create. Nottingham is the perfect city to make this happen.
It’s a city that thrives on enterprise. From the Creative Quarter which encourages students, businesses and residents to explore new ways of living, working and designing, to the major international companies that have their headquarters in Nottingham, the city is always looking for the next development. Whether its digital technologies or the performing arts, Nottingham continues its tradition of a place where things happen.
It’s a city of culture. The world-class museums and galleries that have their home in the city are accompanied by festivals and performances featuring some of the most important artists and performers in the world. Nottingham also produces its own unique and dynamic culture. As a city that boats Byron, Lawrence and Sillitoe, amongst its former residents, that is a UNESCO City of Literature, where food, music, theatre and art dominate, Nottingham is a hub for culture.
Nottingham is place of opportunity. With shops, businesses and industries there is a thriving economy to work in. The charities and community organisations across the city also provide a chance to be involved in helping society. From volunteering to internships, this is a city which offers individuals a chance to grow, change and develop. You can develop new skills or make new and important networks in Nottingham. This is a city of change.
The city has a great environment for its residents. The stunning campus at the University of Nottingham and the city parks such as the Arboretum that provide open spaces are a great alternative to the bustling city streets of areas like Hockley. From the buzz of metropolitan life to the beauty of the surrounding countryside, this is an environment that creates a space for inspiration and a space for relaxation.
This is a city that inspires its citizens and drives forward into the future. There are major new developments in the city centre around the Edwardian Railway Station. These will provide education and leisure facilities. They will also improve the transportation links that already connect Nottingham to the rest of the country and the wider world. This is a city that is on the move.
Nottingham is a city with a rich history, an exciting present and a dynamic future. Within Liberal Arts at the University of Nottingham, we are right at home in a place that innovates and inspires.
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