Conference Venue
Trent Building, University Park Campus, University of Nottingham
Address: University Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD, United Kingdom
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The nearest train station to The Exchange is Birmingham New Street, a short 10-minute walk away. Snow Hill and Five Ways stations are 0.7 miles away, whilst Moor Street is 0.9 miles from the venue. All are within a 20-minute walk of The Exchange.
Nottingham
Required Information
The official currency of the United Kingdom is the British Pound Sterling (GBP). Banknotes are issued by the Bank of England. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted throughout Nottingham, including in hotels, restaurants, shops, and public transport. Contactless payments and mobile payment systems are also commonly used.
The United Kingdom uses Type G power sockets — the rectangular, three-pin plug standard also used in the UK.
Electricity supply operates at 230V with a frequency of 50Hz. Visitors from countries using different plug types or voltages are advised to bring a suitable travel adapter.
The UK has regulated but generally straightforward policies regarding prescription medication. Visitors may bring prescribed medicines for personal use. It is recommended to:
- Carry medication in its original packaging.
- Bring a copy of your prescription or a letter from your doctor explaining the medical necessity.
- Check in advance if your medication contains controlled substances under UK law.
For detailed guidance, travellers should consult official information provided by the National Health Service (NHS) or the UK government before travel.
The United Kingdom has specific visa requirements depending on nationality. Many visitors may enter the UK for short stays without a visa, while others must apply in advance.
Entry requirements are determined by UK immigration regulations. Visitors should check the official guidance provided by the UK Government before travel to confirm:
- Whether a visa is required
- Permitted duration of stay
- Required supporting documents
- Applicable visa fees
Processing times and conditions vary by nationality.
The nearest major international airport to Nottingham is:
- East Midlands Airport (EMA) – approximately 30 minutes from Nottingham city centre.
Other nearby international gateways include:
- Birmingham Airport
- Manchester Airport
- London Heathrow Airport
Nottingham is well connected by rail and road from all major UK airports.
Nottingham is well served by national rail services via Nottingham railway station, offering direct connections to major cities including London, Birmingham, Manchester, and Sheffield.
First Visit To London?
As part of your conference experience, you are invited to join a free guided city tour. Walk through London’s historic streets, visit famous landmarks, and enjoy the atmosphere of one of the world’s most historic cities. It is also a chance to meet other attendees in a relaxed setting.This tour is a chance to experience the city that hosts one of the most inclusive international education conferences 2026 has to offer.
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