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University of East Anglia (UEA)
"I learnt to think, question and be inspired at UEA, which in turn has helped me to hopefully inspire others, whether on a personal or professional level. Most of all I had a life-enhancing time."
Tamara Ingram
Executive Vice President and Managing Director (Grey Global), former Chair (Visit London) and former Executive Chairman (Saatchi & Saatchi)
A tradition of excellence
Founded in 1963, the University of East Anglia (UEA) is one of the UK's premier universities, with an international reputation for first-rate quality teaching and research across a wide range of subject areas.
Home to over 15,000 Home/EU and International students, we pride ourselves on the excellence of our wide range of intellectually stimulating Undergraduate, Postgraduate Taught and Research courses and aim to offer a supportive environment, with leading academic specialists, and access to exceptional research resources.
Study with UEA
Four Faculties, comprising a total of 24 Schools of study, provide research-led teaching with academic rigour in a range of subjects across the Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, and Medicine and Health Sciences.
Undergraduate and Postgraduate degrees may be offered as full-time and part-time options, and also include professional studies such as teaching, medicine, law and business, as well as a number of short course professional development opportunities.
Taught: BEng, BSc (Hons), MChem, MComp, MMath, MSci, Graduate Diploma, MRes, MSc
Research: MSc, MPhil, PhD
The quality of our research has earned us a reputation as one of the top ten research universities for science in the UK. We have a powerful reputation for innovation, excellence and an interdisciplinary approach, collaborating with our affiliated institutes in the Norwich Research Park. Study areas include:
- School of Biological Sciences
- School of Environmental Sciences
- School of Chemistry
- School of Mathematics
- School of Computing Sciences
- School of Pharmacy
Norwich Research Park
- The John Innes Centre for Plant and Microbial Science
- The Institute of Food Research
- The Sainsbury Laboratory
- The BBSRC Genome Analysis Centre
David Moore MChem, Biological and Medicinal Chemistry
“I have recently returned to California after a spell setting up a Swiss regional office for an NGO. I was managing applied research, developing the links between resource scarcity and economic and development outcomes on behalf of governments all over the world. With an interest in medical technology it made sense to split my studies between the schools of Chemistry and Biological Sciences. The opportunity to spend a year in North America – now my home - and excellent teaching in independent research have led me to a fulfilling career in analytical chemistry.”
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Taught: BA (Hons), Graduate Diploma, MRes, MA
Research: MRes, MPhil, PhD
Our early reputation was established through our strength in the Arts and Humanities and this has been developed through the various departments which include:
- School of American Studies
- School of History
- School of Political, Social and International Studies
- School of Philosophy
- School of Language and Communication Studies
- School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing
- School of Film, Television and Media Studies
- School of Art History and World Art Studies
Jyoti Bhojani, BA Politics
“The opportunity of a parliamentary internship was key to my decision to study politics at UEA. I was able to focus on my particular interests. I am now a Parliamentary Assistant to a senior UK Labour MP.”
Taught: BA (Hons), LLB, PG Cert, PG Diploma, PGCE, Graduate Diploma, MRes, LLM, MA, MSc
Research: MRes, MARes, LLM, MPhil, PhD
The Faculty works at the forefront of academic and professional development and has a powerful reputation for originality and collaboration. Areas of study include:
- School of Economics
- Norwich Business School
- The Law School
- School of International Development
- School of Education and Lifelong Learning
- School of Social Work
- School of Psychology
Neil Coxhead, LLB Law
“My role within a large international legal practice involves advising banks lending to major corporations and infrastructure projects. I have recently returned from secondment to our Budapest office where I was working on funding large infrastructure projects in Eastern Europe. At UEA I was taught by practicing lawyers and had opportunities for experience with local practices. The UEA degree course is well respected which eased my path into potential training contracts.”
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
Taught: BSc (Hons), MBBS, PG Cert, PG Diploma, MRes, MCE, MSc
Research: MPhil, PhD
The Faculty builds on a strong tradition in innovation and vision in research and training and has a close partnership with local health service providers. Activities reflect our desire to improve the nation's health through interdisciplinary research linking laboratory science to the needs of patients, populations and health policy makers. Working in close collaboration with the Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital, the Departments within the Faculty include:
Niamh Rogers, Medical student
“I feel privileged to be studying on one of the most forward thinking medical courses in the UK.I was thrown straight into the deep end, immersed in all things medical from my first week –and I wouldn’t have had it any other way. I’ve spent my secondary care placement assisting in surgeries, shadowing consultants and consulting patients undergoing treatment.”
UEA London Campus
The University also offers its UEA London Campus which has been established, together with INTO University Partnerships, to enhance the employability of our graduates, raise the University's international profile and foster links with influential government and business communities in the UK's capital city.
Funding your study
Funding for undergraduate and postgraduate study is available both from the University and from a number of external schemes. Scholarships, Bursaries and Studentships offered by the University are normally awarded to students on the basis of academic merit or income assistance and are usually for the duration of the period of study.
Career development
Make an Impact with UEA. The University actively strives to equip its students with the attributes necessary to succeed in whichever employment field they enter. Our specialist Career Development Advisers will provide impartial information, advice and guidance, helping students to understand themselves and the employment market and to develop suitable career-related skills and knowledge.
All students undertaking research will also be able to gain access to and participate in events connected to the wide-ranging network of Research Centres and Institutes associated with the University of East Anglia.
The University also forms an integral part of the Norwich Research Park which is home to over 10,000 people working in world ranked institutions, such as the John Innes Centre, Institute of Food Research, The Sainsbury Laboratory, The BBSRC Genome Analysis Centre, and the Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital.
Edward Johnson, BSc Business Information Systems
“I am the International Programme Manager at Brandbank, a company who supply digital content to major international retailers. The role requires technical knowledge and business skills, all disciplines covered on my university degree. The modules that made up my course linked well to build up the skill set that I needed. The direct industry experience of my lecturers and the advice of the Careers Centre were very helpful in choosing a potential career path and getting my first role with a project management consultancy.
Sir Paul Nurse, PhD Biology and 2011 Nobel Prize Winner
"UEA was very important to me at a crucial time in my research life. I received a brilliant training as a research student which has stood me in good stead for the rest of my career. And, of course, I really enjoyed myself."
Learning resources and facilities
Our students have access to a wide range of resources and facilities to assist their studies. Our network of professional Student Services offers information, advice, practical help and specialist resources to enable all students to take full advantage of the opportunities available to them.
The University's Library is open 7 days a week during semesters. Facilities include more than 800,000 volumes of books and journals, a range of electronic resources including major bibliographic and citation databases, an extensive audio-visual collection, and an inter-lending and document supply service. IT facilities include a 24-hour access area in the Library, IT hubs across campus, a high-speed network connecting the whole University campus and a wireless network for laptop and mobile access.
Our Foreign Language learning support also provide students with the opportunity to learn to speak another language, with classes from beginner to advanced levels. Languages offered include Arabic, British Sign Language, Mandarin Chinese, French, German, Greek, Japanese, Italian, Russian and Spanish.
Specialist facilities also include purpose-built, state-of-the-art scientific laboratories, psychology research pods and observation suites, drama and electro-acoustic music studios, telecommunications suites and resources to facilitate purpose-led clinical trials, investigative experiments, analysis and modelling.
The university campus and Norwich
Virtual Tour: Take a Tour of the Campus
Located in 130 hectares of beautiful parkland on the outskirts of Norwich, the University campus offers award-winning accommodation, sporting, social and cultural services all in one unique location. The University has continually invested in the enhancement of its facilities, with new teaching space, extended learning support and careers resources, and an expanded library service amongst developments over the last few years.
We have around 3,500 student rooms available, all are fully furnished, centrally heated and grouped round a shared kitchen. Accommodation is self-catering, but if you feel like a change from cooking for yourself, there are plenty of places to eat and drink on campus. All 1st year undergraduate students are guaranteed accommodation. International postgraduates new to the University are also guaranteed accommodation in their first year, provided that they meet certain requirements.
Sporting facilities encompass the multi-million-pound Sportspark, which includes an Olympic-sized swimming pool, fitness centre, athletics track, gymnasium and climbing wall and is consistently ranked as having the best student sports facilities in the UK. The University also hosts a biannual International Literary Festival which has included famous names such as Ian McEwan and Kazuo Ishiguro (both Alumni of UEA's Creative Writing course) and is home to the world famous Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, which houses the Robert and Lisa Sainsbury Collection - one of the greatest art collections of the twentieth century.
Norwich - the perfect location
A friendly, easy-going, and safe place to live, the bustling centre of Norwich is just a few minutes by bus from the University. The historic city is one of the top ten shopping venues in the UK and its cinemas, theatres, pubs and clubs offer a lively social life.
Norwich has all the characteristics of a 'university city'. A major commercial and thriving cultural centre, it is steeped in history and retains its distinctive character. The city boasts a vibrant blend of independent stores, small specialist shops, major high street chains and the country's largest six-day open-air market, set amidst a maze of pretty medieval cobble-stoned lanes and alleys. It also has good bus and rail connections to the rest of the UK and having its own airport ensures easy access to the Continent with connections to 200 cities worldwide.
Aerial view of the University Campus and Norwich Research Park
The University received the highest ranking in its most recent teaching quality audit by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education and has been consistently ranked as one of the top universities for student satisfaction in the UK National Student Survey.
The latest government Research Assessment Exercise placed UEA among the best research universities in the UK, with almost 90 per cent of the University's research activity deemed to be of international standing, and over 50 per cent as world leading or internationally excellent.
Ljiljana Harding, PhD Pharmaceutical Materials Science
"Being a student at UEA is wonderful: It's challenging, it's rewarding and it's great fun. Friendly people and the lovely city of Norwich make this a fantastic experience that I would recommend to anyone."
Contact Us
Tel: +44 (0)1603 591515
Email: admissions@uea.ac.uk
Visit: Postgraduate Open Day – 23 January 2013
Undergraduate Open Days – 22 June 2013, 5 July 2013, 14 September 2013
Virtual Tour: Take a Tour of the Campus
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