Norwich University of the Arts

Overview

The Norwich University of Arts is in central Norwich, with about 2,000 full-time students enrolled. All undergraduates do critical studies and courses are offered in:

• Animation
• Architecture
• Design for Publishing
• Fashion
• Film and Moving Image Publishing
• Fine Art
• Games Art and Design
• Graphic Communication
• Graphic Design, Illustration
• Photography
• Textile Design

Postgraduate courses are available in Communication Design, Curation, Fashion, Fine Art, Moving Image and Sound, Photography, and Textile Design. Buildings include the Monastery Media Lab; a digital design centre; The Garth, a converted 13th century monastic for photography; the Guntons Design and Fashion studios; and St. Georges with the traditional high ceilings and huge windows for Fine Art.

Services for International Students

Norwich University of the Arts will help support you in every area upon your arrival in the UK. Dedicated support on visas, working in the UK, registering with a doctor and opening a bank account will be available, while Student Support can assist with your personal welfare. Free personal counselling is also available. Every international student is eligible to receive up to four hours of English language support for free, per week.

Ranking

• 66th in the Times University Guide 2019

Following the 2014 Research Excellence Framework, 19% of Norwich’s work was classed as 'world leading' and 36% 'internationally excellent'.

Location

Norwich is among the most historical cities in the UK, with an impressive castle and cathedral the centre pieces. Norwich is consistently rated as one of the greenest cities in the UK, with the beautiful Norfolk Broads and North Norfolk coast also close by. The city is under two hours from London, and Norwich International Airport provides connections to over 400 destinations worldwide.