PEMC is the Power & Electronics Machine Centre by architects Bond Bryan on The University of Nottingham's Jubilee Campus. PEMC delivers high-impact teaching, research, and industrial collaborations in an £18 million project suported by £1.5 million from the Wolfson Foundation and £4m from Propulsion Futures. The building is home to 3 purpose-built labs - High Power, Power Electronics, and Drives – and researchers will access these key resources.

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If you're applying for a full-time undergraduate degree course (even if you already hold a degree), you must apply through UCAS. Information about applying is available on the UCAS website, or from your school, college or local careers centre.

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Completing your UCAS application

Please ensure that all sections of the UCAS application form are completed and that all the information (including details of past and future qualifications) is correct. Failure to do so may result in delayed decisions or offers being rescinded.
Your UCAS application will ask you for a campus code. You will only need to complete this if your course is available at more than one campus (nursing, for example).

Making your UCAS application stand out

The following things will help you make your application stand out:

Academic ability and potential, as shown by your GCSE results (or equivalent) and predicted or achieved grades
Strong reasons for choosing the course at Nottingham and motivation to study a particular discipline
Related work or voluntary experience showing commitment to a chosen career (particularly important for courses with a vocational aspect)
Extracurricular activities, achievements and interests

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