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Ntu alumni information for 20th may
Nottingham Trent University (NTU) is a large public university located in Nottingham, UK. It has origins dating back to 1843 and now has over 23,500 students across 9 schools offering a wide range of disciplines. The university has three campuses - City Campus, Brackenhurst Campus, and Clifton Campus. NTU has a large international student body, with 9% of students coming from over 90 different countries. The university has evolved from its beginnings as a design school and agricultural college, gaining university status in 1992.
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- 2. 2 Nottingham Trent University(NTU) • NTU’s origins go back to 1843 • 9 Schools offering almost every discipline • 2,650 staff • Over 23,500 students • Over 5,000 postgraduate students
- 3. 3 International dimension • Students from over 90 countries • 9% non-UK students • Plus over 4,000 students studying overseas
- 4. 4 City Campus –Home to Art & Design and Built Environment, and Business, Law & Social Sciences
- 5. 5 Brackenhurst Campus –Home to Animal, Rural & Environmental Sciences
- 6. 6 Clifton Campus –Home to Arts & Humanities and Education and Science & Technology
- 7. 7 NTU - Evolution 1843– Nottingham Government School of Design 1945 – Nottingham and District Technical College established 1958 – Nottingham Regional College of Technology established 1964 – Regional College and College of Art and Design amalgamate 1970 – Trent Polytechnic granted polytechnic status 1975 – Polytechnic amalgamates with Nottingham College of Education
- 8. 8 NTU - Evolution 1989– Name changed to Nottingham Polytechnic 1992 – Nottingham Trent University launched 1993 – NTU Alumni Association created 1999 – NTU amalgamates with Brackenhurst Agricultural College 1999 – NTU Alumni Fund programme launched 2008 – NTU Receives the largest ever gift to a post- 1992 university
- 9. 9 Who are wein touch with? • Approx. 97,000 former students • Graduates from 1940s – Current • We add on average 6,000-7,000 new alumni each year from student records.
- 10. 10 In Addition … •35,000 skeleton records – name and education details only; never mailed • 19,500 ‘lost’ records – previously mailed but have lost contact over time Total Alumni Records - May 2011 Approx. 152,000 Skeleton 23% "Lost" / Unmailable 13% Contactable 64%
- 11. 11 Pre-1992 and Post-1992 (University status) Split Contactable Alumni - May 2011 Pre-1992 8017 8% Post-1992 97261 92% NB. Raw data for this chart includes all qualifications obtained. Some alumni have completed multiple qualifications and therefore may be counted in both segments.
- 12. 12 Contactable Alumni by Year of Graduation/Leaving as at May 2011 8000 7000 1990-2010 96% 6000 No. of Alumni 5000 1940s-1980s 4% 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 199019911992199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200820092010
- 13. 13 Gaining Contact with Alumni 2011 Year of Graduation Prior to 1990 2002 Comparison of Contactable Alumni in 2011 and 2002 3000 2500 No. of Alumni 2000 1500 1000 500 0 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s
- 14. 14 Age of Contactable Alumni May 2011 30000 May 2011 38% aged 30 and under 58% aged 35 and under April 2007 25000 20000 No. of Alumni 15000 10000 5000 0 2011 Figures 61-65 years 979 66-70 years 336 5 0 5 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 21 n 5 -7 -7 -2 -3 -3 -4 -4 -5 -5 -6 -6 w r7 71-75 years 122 er no ve 71 21 26 31 36 41 46 51 56 61 66 nd nk O 76+ years 69 U U ge A
- 15. 15 Gender - Contactable Alumni May 2011 Unknown 0.11% Male 49.50% Female 50.39%
- 16. Contactable Alumni Residentin UK and Overseas 16 May 2011 Overseas 10% UK 90% Contactable Alumni Resident in UK April 2007 (for comparison) UK address 91% May 2011 Overseas address 9% Nottinghamshire 23% Rest of East Elsewhere Midlands 63% 14% April 2007 (for comparison) Nottinghamshire 23% Rest of East Midlands 13% Elsewhere 64%
- 17. 17 Employment • 29% contactablealumni have provided at least some information on their current or last employment • In May 2011 we know the salary level of 12% contactable alumni
- 18. 18 What does ourdata look like? Individual Biographical info Address/Phone/Email Home Address Business Address Parental Address Former Address(es) Relationships Organisations Other Individuals Education at NTU Most recent qualification Previous qualification(s) Contact with NTU Events History of Mailings/Phone calls Volunteer Roles Gifts made or pledged Other significant info Personal/Professional achievements Interests Photos
- 19. 19 Alumni Relations atNTU • The aims of the Alumni Relations programme are to: • understand the changing needs and expectations of alumni in terms of their relationship with the University; • use this understanding to strengthen mutually-beneficial relationships between the University and its alumni; • build alumni sense of affiliation and pride in NTU; • establish NTU as alumni’s life-time partner in learning; • increase alumni support for the University – both financial and non- financial
- 20. 20 Alumni Relations atNTU 5 Strategic platforms • Raise awareness of the Alumni Association amongst current students and recent graduates • Trace lost alumni • A communications programme to keep alumni involved with their University and its future • A series of alumni events to keep alumni in touch with and affiliated to their University • Opportunities for alumni to volunteer their time and expertise to support their University and its current and future students
- 21. 21 Raising Awareness • Theproblem = Many current students don’t know what the term ‘alumni’ means • Engage with Schools/Departments/Faculties • Survey of current students – May 2011 • Involve students in alumni events • Raise awareness of alumni support among current students – Benefactors boards, nameplates, e-news bulletins • Alumni mentoring programme for current students • Graduations • Alumnus of the Year • Alumni Fund - recruitment
- 22. 22 Tracing lost alumni •Never ends, but very valuable! • Invest in a database and in staff who know how to manage and maintain its integrity • Involve alumni in finding lost alumni from their class
- 23. 23 Communications programme • Vitaland fundamental • Alumni Magazine • School/Faculty communications • Online and e-communications • Social networking • Business networking
- 24. 24 Events • Mix itup • Club nights • Networking receptions • Unusual venues • Costs • Current students
- 25. 25 Alumni Support • Financial •Advocacy • Work placements • Mentoring • Careers • Research contracts • Postgraduates • Industry forums