Find out more here. Our city bustles with students — we're home to two major universities, attracting over 60, students to the city. In fact, we have one of the youngest populations of any major UK city. Nottingham is currently the second youngest core city, with more under 30s than any other except Manchester figures from Nottingham City Council, We've been awarded a Purple Flag Award for the seventh year in a row, recognising Nottingham as one of the best nights out in the UK.
Discover bars hidden down alleyways and under pavements, chic cocktail bars and cosy pubs, as well as indie hotspots and nightclubs playing cheesy tunes. For a flavour of Nottingham after dark, check out our guide to the city's nightlife. Take a trip down memory lane in Hockley , just a couple of minutes' walk from Old Market Square.
Or get lost in Hopkinsons, a warehouse labyrinth crammed with antique homewares, clothes and trinkets. In fact, you'll find everything from tennis to roller derby in our city — check out our sports guide for more information. Nottingham is home to some really great comedy clubs — Glee Club and Just the Tonic attract big-name and up-and-coming comics. If you like a spot of theatre , get your fix at the Theatre Royal or Nottingham Playhouse.
Nottingham is also home to a number of exhibition spaces, such as Nottingham Contemporary — one of the UK's most exciting art galleries. Make sure you grab a copy of Nottingham's Left Lion magazine to keep up to date with gig and culture listings.
Gig addict? With a 10,capacity arena, the famous Rock City, and a host of intimate venues, Nottingham is the beating heart of live music. It can give up to 1, student revellers a good night out, and is very popular for those wanting an evening of no-nonsense fun. Nottingham is home to plenty of employers, and offers particularly good opportunities in areas such as life sciences, engineering, digital media, finance, business consulting, retail and leisure.
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Join our mailing list to receive monthly newsletters from our TARGETcareers and Inspiring Futures teams to help you support your school leavers in their career and university decision making. Home Uni City guides Student cities: studying in Nottingham. Student cities: studying in Nottingham. Save to save. From ancient pubs to contemporary art galleries, Nottingham combines old and new and is host to a large student population.
Shopping The Old Market Square is bang in the middle of the city, with stores to cater to every taste. Nightlife Tapas, sushi, veggie fast food and Polish pierogi dumplings filled with fruit, potato, meat or cabbage are just of few of the menu items to be found among Nottingham's many lively eateries.
Search for Related articles. Read more. The number of births has risen in recent years until but the numbers have slowly declined since then.
Despite its young age-structure, Nottingham has a higher than average rate of people with a limiting long-term illness or disability. White ethnic groups have higher rates of long term health problems or disability overall, although this varies with age, with some BME groups having higher rates in the older age-groups.
The City gains young adults due to migration, both international and within Britain, whilst losing all other age groups - this includes a net loss of families with children mostly through moves to the surrounding districts. A higher proportion of people aged in Nottingham claim some form of benefit than regionally and nationally. See the latest Quarterly Benefits Bulletin. The unemployment rate is lower than the recent peak in March , but remains higher than the regional and national average.
See the latest Monthly Unemployment Note. Residents who live in the City have a lower average income than people who work in the City.
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