NTU was ranked in the FT's 2019 MiM ranking, where it has the lowest salary of any of the ranked UK schools: https://rankings.ft.com/schools/544/nottingham-business-school/rankings/2829/masters-in-management-2019 I was not in the 2020 ranking. I think the opportunities there are much more limited than at FT-ranked schools. 

Nottingham Trent university is an average university located in the city of Nottingham. University of Nottingham is still a better option in case you want to go to Nottingham.&nbsp;<br>Choice of university very much depends on your career goals. Let me know a bit about your profile and career goals and your budget so that I can advice you accordingly. Also let me know if you are considering part time job while studying as again it could be an important factor while selecting your university. Thanks&nbsp;

Is it a "good option?" Maybe, but it depends on a lot of factors.&nbsp;<br><br>What are your goals? If the plan is to transition to the UK, a stronger school would be a better choice.&nbsp;<br><br>Of course, it also depends on the *kinds* of careers you'd be aiming for. Being in Nottingham may put you close to certain industries, but perhaps farther from others, than say if you were studying in London.&nbsp;<br><br>I'd suggest looking at the FT's Master in Management ranking and apply to some of the schools listed there.&nbsp;