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Postgraduate Students’ Sunday Lunch

Event info

  • Multiple dates available
  • Multiple times available
  • Multiple locations available
  • There is a set ticket price (£5)

Join us on this group trip to one of Nottingham’s best loved pubs. You’ll be joining other Postgraduate students to enjoy a traditional Sunday roast.

It’s a great way to meet other students in a relaxed, informal setting. We would like to maximise your opportunity to meet other NTU students, rather than you bringing along your existing friends or family! Therefore, this event is only open to NTU students.

We have limited group sizes, so to secure a place on this event you must book in advance. £5 will cover the cost of your main course (we will pay the rest), but please bring extra money for drinks, and if you choose to have a starter or dessert!

Vegetarian / vegan roast options will be available. You can also request halal meat (or indicate other dietary needs) on the booking form.

Any questions? Feel free to get in touch!

Event Schedule

Date and time Meeting place
  • 13th September 2026
  • 12:30 - 15:15

Steps outside Newton building, Goldsmith Street, City Campus

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  • 20th September 2026
  • 12:15 - 15:00

Steps outside Newton building, Goldsmith Street, City Campus

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Related Events

Postgraduate Students’ BBQ

  • 14th September 2026
  • 17:00
  • City Campus
  • This event is free

City Campus Tour for Postgraduate Students

  • 12th September 2026
  • 14:00
  • City Campus
  • This event is free

A Pint with Postgrads

  • Multiple dates available
  • 19:00
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  • Just bring spending money

Student tips

Thoughts and advice from current students on your first few days with us.

I would strongly suggest finding out about the support that the University offer throughout the year, such as the employability team and library. It may seem silly learning about this early on, but with the intensity of a masters course being prepared and knowing where to turn to for career advice and CV writing is a must.

Libby Farrier-Williams Libby Farrier-Williams
MSc Management and Marketing

Although it might feel nerve-wracking at times, try and meet as many new students as possible. The best way to do so is by joining one or more of the many Societies and attending local events.

Rynelle Oliver
MSc Psychological Well-being and Mental Health

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