University of East Anglia (UEA)

The University of East Anglia is a prestigious public university located in Norwich, England, UK. Founded in 1963, it has been a beacon of academic excellence and world-class research for more than 61 years.

The University of East Anglia is a renowned research university in Norwich, England. It would be a great pick for any student, as the university offers everything that a student desires—a wide range of courses, world-class research facilities, a wide community, and a huge campus of 320 acres.

The institute is packed with four faculties and twenty-one schools and is also among the 5 BBSRC-funded research campuses, including forty businesses, four independent research institutes, and a teaching hospital, which indicates that in terms of education and learning, the university has it all.

For students willing to undertake research programmes, this university would be an ideal pick, as UEA is a proud member of Norwich Research Park and one of the world’s most cited research institutions. The institute also happens to be England's first UNESCO City of Literature.

Along with all these perks, the university is a sweet home of more than 17,000 students, of whom more than 3,000 are international students. The university thinks big for international students as it offers a vibrant community, a welcoming environment, and many generous international scholarships.

In short, for any student, whether they’re international or local, this university would be something beyond just an education centre, as they will spend an amazing life here with more than 200 clubs and societies.

University of East Anglias’s outlines its core mission as ‘for the public benefit, the advancement of education and research.’ They address their future vision in three prime concerns.

1. We will solve challenges by harnessing the transformative power of our research and education to develop solutions to grand challenges.
2. We will work together with an emphasis on interdisciplinarity.
3. We will be sustainable across our economic, environmental, and societal activities.

Several attempts were made in 1919 and 1947 to establish a university in Norwich, but due to lack of funding, it was not possible. In 1960, the University of East Anglia was set up for biology and English students. Initially, the teaching programmes took place in the temporary "University Village," which was officially formed in 1963. UEA was among the plate glass universities constructed in that period.

The University of East Anglia holds accreditation from many reputed professional bodies. Some of them are:

1. HEE Centre for Advancing Practice
2. Privy Council
3. University of Sanctuary
4. Royal Society of Biology
5. The Royal Society of Chemistry

University of East Anglia provides every facility that any student can yearn for and beyond. It ensures that students can get the most out of their academic lives.

1. A huge library with over 800,000 books and journals on its shelves and extensive collections of materials, databases, and more.
2. A dedicated team to support you in your healthcare issue, and there is also a dental practice (NHS dental care) on campus.
3. You will find everything for your catering service and groceries here. There’s also an in-house bakery, which is great for snacks.
4. For music lovers, there’s a Music Centre comprising many instruments, a music society, a music tutor, and more.
5. A faith centre for students with every religion and belief.
6. A post office and post room ensure that you don’t miss any important messages.
7. A Dr Bike team provides cycling or bike-free advice. The not-for-profit Norwich Bicycle Care Co-operative runs it.
8. In the heart of the campus, there’s a bespoke barbershop and ladies' salon called Hairstream.
9. Four laundry services across the campus.
10. The on-campus nursery service provides special care for babies and children from three months until starting school, which was rated ‘Outstanding’ in its latest Ofsted inspection.
11. 15 on-campus and 4 off-campus indoor sports facilities.
12. 30 on-campus and 9 off-campus outdoor sports facilities.

Foundation

1. American Studies
2. Biochemistry
3. Biological Sciences
4. Computing Science
5. Engineering
6. English Literature
7. Environmental Sciences
8. Film and Television Studies
9. Geography with Global Development
10. Global Development
11. History
12. Intercultural Communication with Business Management
13. Mathematics
14. Pharmacology and Drug Discovery
15. Pharmacy
16. Philosophy
17. Physics
18. Politics

Undergraduate

1. Accounting and Finance
2. Accounting and Finance with a Year Abroad
3. Accounting and Finance with a Year in Industry
4. Accounting and Management
5. Accounting and Management with a Year Abroad
6. Accounting and Management with a Year in Industry
7. Actuarial Science
8. Actuarial Science with a Year Abroad
9. Actuarial Science with a Year in Industry
10. Adult Nursing
11. American History
12. American History (3 Years)
13. American History with a Placement Year
14. American Studies
15. American Studies (3 years)  
16. American Studies with a Foundation Year
17. American Studies with a Placement Year
18. Archaeology, Anthropology and Art History
19. Archaeology, Anthropology and Art History with a Placement Year
20. Archaeology, Anthropology and Art History with a Year Abroad
21. Biochemistry
22. Biochemistry (4 Years)
23. Biochemistry with a Foundation Year
24. Biochemistry with a Placement Year
25. Biochemistry with a Year Abroad
26. Biological Sciences
27. Biological Sciences (4 Years)
28. Biological Sciences with a Foundation Year
29. Biological Sciences with a Placement Year
30. Biological Sciences with a Year Abroad
31. Biomedicine
32. Broadcast and Multimedia Journalism
33. Broadcast and Multimedia Journalism with a Placement Year
34. Business Analytics and Management
35. Business Analytics and Management with a Year Abroad
36. Business Analytics and Management with a Year in Industry
37. Business and Human Resource Management
38. Business and Human Resource Management with a Year Abroad
39. Business and Human Resource Management with a Year in Industry
40. Business Economics
41. Business Economics with a Placement Year
42. Business Economics with a Year Abroad
43. Business Finance and Economics
44. Business Finance and Economics with a Placement Year
45. Business Finance and Economics with a Year Abroad
46. Business Finance and Management
47. Business Finance and Management with a Year Abroad
48. Business Finance and Management with a Year in Industry
49. Business Information Systems
50. Business Information Systems with a Year in Industry
51. Business Management
52. Business Management with a Year Abroad
53. Business Management with a Year in Industry
54. Chemistry
55. Chemistry (4 Years)
56. Chemistry with a Foundation Year
57. Chemistry with a Year Abroad
58. Chemistry with a Year in Industry
59. Children and Young People’s Nursing
60. Cognitive Psychology
61. Cognitive Psychology (4 Years)
62. Cognitive Psychology with a Placement Year
63. Cognitive Psychology with a Year Abroad
64. Computer Systems Engineering
65. Computer Systems Engineering with a Year in Industry  
66. Computing and Creative Technologies
67. Computing and Creative Technologies with a Year in Industry
68. Computing Science
69. Computing Science with a Foundation Year
70. Computing Science with a Year in Industry
71. Computing Science with Study Abroad
72. Creative Writing and English Literature
73. Creative Writing and English Literature with a Placement Year
74. Developmental Psychology  
75. Developmental Psychology (4 Years)
76. Developmental Psychology with a Placement Year
77. Developmental Psychology with a Year Abroad
78. Drama
79. Drama and Creative Writing
80. Drama and Creative Writing with a Placement Year
81. Drama with a Placement Year
82. Ecology and Conservation
83. Ecology and Conservation with a Year Abroad
84. Economics
85. Economics and Finance
86. Economics and Finance with a Placement Year
87. Economics and Finance with a Year Abroad
88. Economics with a Placement Year
89. Economics with a Year Abroad
90. Economics with Accountancy
91. Economics with Accountancy with a Placement Year
92. Economics with Accountancy with a Year Abroad
93. Economics, Behaviour and Data Science
94. Economics, Behaviour and Data Science with a Placement Year
95. Economics, Behaviour and Data Science with a Year Abroad  
96. Education
97. Education with a Year Abroad
98. Education, Childhood and Culture
99. Education, Childhood and Culture with a Year Abroad
100. Education, Learning and Teaching
101. Education, Learning and Teaching with a Year Abroad
102. Education, Special Educational Needs, and Inclusion
103. Education, Special Educational Needs, and Inclusion with a Year Abroad
104. Electrical and Electronic Engineering
105. Electrical and Electronic Engineering (4 Years)
106. Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry
107. Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
108. Energy Engineering
109. Energy Engineering (4 Years)
110. Engineering
111. Engineering (4 Years)
112. Engineering with a Foundation Year
113. Engineering with a Year in Industry
114. Engineering with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
115. English and American Literature
116. English and American Literature (3 Years)
117. English and American Literature with a Placement Year
118. English Literature
119. English Literature and Creative Writing with a Placement Year
120. English Literature and Drama
121. English Literature and Drama with a Placement Year
122. English Literature and Philosophy
123. English Literature and Philosophy with a Placement Year
124. English Literature with a Foundation Year
125. English Literature with a Placement Year
126. English Literature with Creative Writing
127. Environmental Sciences
128. Environmental Sciences (4 Years)
129. Environmental Sciences with a Foundation Year
130. Environmental Sciences with a Placement Year
131. Environmental Sciences with a Year Abroad
132. Film and Television Production
133. Film and Television Production with a Placement Year
134. Film and Television Studies
135. Film and Television Studies with a Foundation Year
136. Film and Television Studies with a Placement Year
137. Film Studies and English Literature
138. Film Studies and English Literature with a Placement Year
139. Geography  
140. Geography (3 Years)
141. Geography with a Placement Year
142. Geography with a Placement Year (4 Years)  
143. Geography with Global Development
144. Geography with Global Development with a Foundation Year
145. Geography with Global Development with a Placement Year
146. Geography with Global Development with a Year Abroad
147. Geology with Geography
148. Geology with Geography (4 Years)
149. Geology with Geography with a Placement Year
150. Geology with Geography with a Year Abroad
151. Geophysics
152. Geophysics (4 Years)
153. Geophysics with a Placement Year
154. Geophysics with a Year Abroad
155. Global Development
156. Global Development with a Foundation Year
157. Global Development with a Placement Year  
158. Global Development with a Year Abroad
159. Global Development with Anthropology
160. Global Development with Anthropology with a Placement Year
161. Global Development with Anthropology with a Year Abroad
162. Global Development with Economics
163. Global Development with Economics with a Placement Year  
164. Global Development with Economics with a Year Abroad
165. Global Development with Media
166. Global Development with Media with a Placement Year
167. Global Development with Media with a Year Abroad
168. Global Development with Politics
169. Global Development with Politics with a Placement Year
170. Global Development with Politics with a Year Abroad
171. Global Development with the Environment
172. Global Development with the Environment with a Placement Year
173. Global Development with the Environment with a Year Abroad
174. History
175. History and Film Studies
176. History and Film Studies with a Placement Year
177. History and Politics
178. History and Politics with a Placement Year
179. History of Art
180. History of Art with a Foundation Year
181. History of Art with a Placement Year
182. History of Art with a Year Abroad
183. History of Art with Gallery and Museum Studies
184. History of Art with Gallery and Museum Studies with a Placement Year
185. History with a Foundation Year
186. History with a Placement Year
187. Intercultural Communication with Business Management
188. Intercultural Communication with Business Management with a Foundation Year
189. Intercultural Communication with Business Management with a Placement Year
190. International Business Management
191. International Business Management with a Year Abroad
192. International Business Management with a Year in Industry
193. International Relations
194. International Relations and Modern History
195. International Relations and Modern History with a Placement Year
196. International Relations and Modern Language
197. International Relations and Politics
198. International Relations and Politics with a Placement Year
199. International Relations with a Placement Year
200. Law
201. Law with American Law
202. Law with Criminology  
203. Law with European Legal Systems
204. Liberal Arts
205. Liberal Arts with a Placement Year
206. Liberal Arts with a Year Abroad
207. Literature and History  
208. Literature and History with a Placement Year
209. Marine Sciences
210. Marine Sciences (4 Years)
211. Marine Sciences with a Placement Year
212. Marine Sciences with a Year Abroad
213. Marketing and Management
214. Marketing and Management (Final Year Entry)
215. Marketing and Management with a Year Abroad
216. Marketing and Management with a Year in Industry
217. Mathematics
218. Mathematics (4 Years)
219. Mathematics and Statistics
220. Mathematics with a Foundation Year
221. Mathematics with a Placement Year
222. Mathematics with a Placement Year (5 Years)
223. Mathematics with a Year Abroad
224. Mechanical Engineering
225. Mechanical Engineering (4 Years)
226. Mechanical Engineering with a Year in Industry
227. Mechanical Engineering with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
228. Media Studies
229. Media Studies with a Placement Year
230. Medicinal Chemistry
231. Medicinal Chemistry with a Year in Industry  
232. Medicine
233. Mental Health Nursing
234. Microbiology
235. Microbiology with a Placement Year
236. Midwifery
237. Modern History
238. Modern History with a Placement Year
239. Modern Language Politics, Philosophy, Language and Communication Studies
240. Modern Language with Management Studies
241. Modern Languages
242. Molecular Biology and Genetics
243. Occupational Therapy
244. Operating Department Practice
245. Paramedic Science
246. Pharmacology and Drug Discovery
247. Pharmacology and Drug Discovery (4 Years)
248. Pharmacology and Drug Discovery with Foundation Year
249. Pharmacy
250. Pharmacy with a Foundation Year
251. Philosophy
252. Philosophy and Politics
253. Philosophy and Politics with a Placement Year
254. Philosophy with a Foundation Year
255. Philosophy with a Placement Year
256. Philosophy, Politics and Economics
257. Philosophy, Politics and Economics with a Placement Year
258. Philosophy, Politics and Economics with a Year Abroad
259. Physical Activity and Health
260. Physical Activity and Health with a Year Abroad
261. Physical Education
262. Physical Education with a Year Abroad
263. Physical Education, Sport and Health
264. Physical Education, Sport and Health with a Year Abroad
265. Physics
266. Physics (4 Years)
267. Physics with a Foundation Year
268. Physics with a Year Abroad
269. Physics with a Year in Industry
270. Physiotherapy
271. Politics
272. Politics and Economics
273. Politics and Economics with a Placement Year
274. Politics and Economics with a Year Abroad
275. Politics with a Foundation Year
276. Politics with a Placement Year
277. Psychology
278. Psychology with a Placement Year
279. Psychology with a Year Abroad
280. Social Psychology
281. Social Psychology (4 Years)
282. Social Psychology with a Placement Year
283. Social Psychology with a Year Abroad
284. Social Work
285. Society, Culture and Media
286. Society, Culture and Media with a Placement Year
287. Sociology
288. Sociology with a Year Abroad
289. Speech and Language Therapy
290. Sports Development
291. Sports Development with a Year Abroad
292. Translation and Interpreting with Modern Languages
293. Translation, Media and Modern Language with a Year Abroad
294. Translation, Media and Modern Languages

Postgraduate

1. Accounting and Finance
2. Adult Nursing - Preregistration
3. Advanced Computing Science
4. Advanced Organic Chemistry
5. Advanced Professional Practice
6. Agriculture and Rural Development
7. American Studies (1 Year)
8. Applied Ecology and Conservation
9. Applied Translation Studies
10. Art Studies
11. Banking and Finance
12. Behavioural Economics and Data Science
13. Biological Sciences
14. Biological Sciences and Medicine
15. Biology of Ageing and Lifelong Health
16. Biotechnology and Bioengineering
17. Brand Leadership
18. Broadcast and Digital Journalism International
19. Business Analytics and Management
20. Business and Management
21. Business Management
22. Chemistry
23. Climate Change
24. Climate Change and Global Development
25. Clinical Education
26. Clinical Education (1 Year)
27. Clinical Education (Online)
28. Clinical Psychology
29. Clinical Science
30. Cognitive Neuroscience
31. Computing Science
32. Computing Sciences (1 Year)
33. Conflict, Governance and Global Development
34. Creative Writing
35. Creative Writing Crime Fiction
36. Creative Writing Non-Fiction
37. Creative Writing Poetry
38. Creative Writing Prose Fiction
39. Creative Writing Scriptwriting
40. Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies
41. Cyber Security
42. Data Science
43. Developmental Science
44. Dietetics (Pre-Registration)
45. Digital Business and Management
46. Early Modern History
47. Economics
48. Economics (1 Year)
49. Economics and Data Science
50. Economics and International Relations
51. Economics of International Finance and Trade
52. Education and Development
53. Education Leadership and Management
54. Education: Learning, Pedagogy and Assessment
55. Energy Engineering
56. Energy Engineering with Environmental Management
57. Engineering
58. Engineers Teach Physics
59. English
60. Environment and Global Development
61. Environmental Assessment and Management
62. Environmental Sciences
63. Environmental Sciences (1 Year)  
64. Evolution and Genomics
65. Film Studies
66. Film, Television and Creative Practice
67. Film, Television and Media Studies
68. Finance and Economics
69. Finance and Management
70. Gender Studies
71. Geography  
72. Global Business Management
73. Global Development
74. Global Development Management
75. Global Intercultural Communication
76. Global Media Economics
77. Global Plant Health
78. Global Social Development
79. Globalisation, Business and Sustainable Development
80. History
81. History (1 Year)
82. Human Resource Management
83. Impact Evaluation for Global Development
84. Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law
85. International Accounting and Financial Management
86. International Business Economics
87. International Business Finance and Economics
88. International Commercial and Business Law
89. International Commercial Dispute Resolution
90. International Relations
91. International Security
92. International Trade Law
93. Investment and Financial Management
94. Language and Communication Studies
95. Law (1 Year)
96. Laws  
97. Legal Studies
98. Literary Translation
99. Literature
100. Management
101. Marketing
102. Marketing and Management
103. Mathematics
104. Mathematics Education
105. Mathematics with Computing
106. MBA
107. Media and Global Development
108. Media, Culture and Society
109. Medical and Health Humanities
110. Medicine
111. Medieval History
112. Mental Health Nursing - Preregistration
113. Microbiology
114. Modern and Contemporary Writing
115. Modern Foreign Languages (French, German, Spanish)
116. Modern History
117. Molecular Medicine
118. Molecular Medicine and Cancer Research
119. Natural Product Drug Discovery
120. Occupational Therapy
121. Organisational Psychology
122. Pharmacy
123. Philosophy
124. Physical Education
125. Physics with Mathematics
126. Physiotherapy
127. Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement
128. Politics
129. Primary (3-7 with Mathematics)
130. Primary (3-7 with SEND)
131. Primary (3-7)
132. Primary (5-11 with Mathematics)
133. Primary (5-11 with SEND)
134. Primary (5-11)
135. Primary with Modern Languages (5-11)
136. Public Policy and Public Management
137. Quantitative Financial Economics
138. Science (Specialising in Biology)  
139. Science (Specialising in Chemistry)
140. Science (Specialising in Physics)
141. Secondary Science (Specialising in Physics with Maths)
142. Social and Applied Psychology
143. Social Work
144. Stem Cells in Development, Disease and Regeneration
145. Supply Chain Operations and Logistics Management
146. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
147. The Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas
148. Theatre Directing: Text and Production

Research

1. Advanced Materials
2. Biological Sciences
3. Biological Sciences and Medicine
4. Business and Management
5. Chemistry
6. Clinical Psychology
7. Computing Sciences
8. Creative Writing
9. Economics
10. Education and Lifelong Learning
11. Engineering
12. Film, Television and Media Studies
13. Health Sciences  
14. History
15. Language and Communication Studies
16. Law
17. Literature
18. Mathematics
19. Medicine
20. Medicine (2 Years)
21. Pharmacy
22. Philosophy
23. Politics
24. Psychology

University of East Anglia has four faculties and twenty-one schools. These are:

Faculty of Arts and Humanities

1. School of History and Art History
2. Interdisciplinary Institute for the Humanities
3. School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing
4. School of Media, Language and Communication Studies
5. School of Politics, Philosophy and Area Studies

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

1. School of Health Sciences
2. Norwich Medical School

Faculty of Science

1. School of Biological Sciences
2. School of Chemistry, Pharmacy & Pharmacology
3. School of Computing Sciences
4. School of Engineering, Mathematics & Physics
5. School of Environmental Sciences
6. Natural Sciences

Faculty of Social Sciences

1. Norwich Business School
2. School of Economics
3. School of Education and Lifelong Learning
4. School of Global Development
5. Law School
6. School of Psychology
7. School of Social Work
8. Sociology

University of East Anglia has some of the most exalted staff. These include:

1. Dame Jenny Abramsky (Chancellor)
2. Professor David Maguire (Vice-Chancellor and President)
3. Professor Christine Bovis-Cnossen (Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor)
4. Ian Callaghan (Registrar and University Secretary)
5. Professor Emma Sutton Pavli (Pro Vice-Chancellor, Student Experience and Education)
6. Professor Julian Blow (Pro Vice-Chancellor, Research and Innovation)
7. Professor Steven McGuire (Pro Vice-Chancellor, International)
8. Jason Brown (Director of Finance)
9. Helen Wiseman (Director of People and Culture)
10. Professor Charles ffrench-Constant (Pro Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences)
11. Professor Olga Tregaskis (Pro Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Social Sciences)
12. Professor Catherine Richardson (Pro Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Arts and Humanities)

University of East Anglia is a place for everyone. It’s a vibrant community united by difference.

1. The campus is like a mini-city. It’s big enough to catch your interest but small enough to call it home.
2. Explore on-campus facilities like the Ziggurats and Sainsbury Centre.
3. The campus is just two away from the vibrant city centre of Norwich.
4. Got free time? Then, visit the extensive art collection at the Sainsbury Centre, roam with your mates at Bat SU, or watch live music at LCR.
5. LCR is a social hub where you can relax with your friends and chill out.
6. Just imagine what you can do in an area of 320 acres! Probably everything, right? You can study, go for a walk, get some fresh air, visit the sculpture park, and more.
7. Every sports lover will love it here, as it is one of the UK’s most successful sports communities where you’ll find everything from a climbing wall to outdoor courts to try, as well as their Olympic-sized swimming pool for you to enjoy.
8. You will get tired of exploring more than 100 cafes and restaurants across the city.
9. The Students' Union has more than 200 clubs and societies, and they run the LCT and the Waterfront, which hosts regular live music.
10. Wanna dig up some history? Then go to the Norwich Castle Museum or the Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell.

1. Undergraduate: 74%
2. Postgraduate: 26%
3. Full-time students: 88%
4. Part-time students: 12%
5. UK students: 84%
6. EU students: 4%
7. International students: 12%
8. Female: 58%
9. Male: 42%

University of East Anglia has easily accessible routes by public transport, bikes, and cars. The city has its own international airport, ‘Norwich Airport.’

1. It takes one hour to get to Cambridge, 2 hours to London by train, and only 45 minutes to get to explore the beaches.
2. From the campus, the National Express coaches travel to London and many major cities and airports, and their pick-up/set-down points are situated in the layby outside of the ZICER building.
3. The campus is just 3 miles away from Norwich city centre.
4. Local train services are provided by Abellio Greater Anglia, where students can get cheap train fares.
5. A free park-and-ride service is available for students, staff, and visitors from Longwater in Costessey.
6. You will find a flexible cycle route that connects UEA, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital, Norwich city centre, and Heartsease and Broadland.

Self-catered accommodation costs £95.69 - £205.66 per week

University of East Anglia offers a place for everyone, and for international students, the institute has various types of accommodation options for every budget.

1. There are more than 4,300 rooms available on the UEA, offering beautiful surroundings.
2. Guaranteed accommodation for first-year undergraduate students.
3. International students aiming for postgraduate degrees are guaranteed accommodation as well.
4. If you want to make the most out of your university life, then on-campus accommodation is for you, as you will be a part of a massive community.
5. From the accommodation halls, the Norwich city centre is just a 20-minute bus ride.
6. You don’t have to pay extra for internet, gas, and electricity.
7. 24/7 stringent security at the campus.
8. You will get support from their Res Life team and Student Services Residents (SSRs).

University of East Anglia offers a variety of activities for students. Such as-

1. American Football
2. Archery
3. Athletics
4. Badminton
5. Ballet
6. Ballroom and Latin Dance
7. Baseball & Softball
8. Basketball
9. Boxing
10. Cheer Dance
11. Cheer Stunt
12. Climbing
13. Cricket
14. Cycling
15. Dance Squad
16. Dodgeball
17. Equestrian
18. Fencing
19. Football Men
20. Football Women
21. Futsal
22. Golf
23. Gymnastics
24. Hockey Men
25. Hockey Women
26. Ice Hockey & Figure Skating
27. Judo
28. Karate
29. Kayak
30. Korfball
31. Lacrosse
32. Lifting
33. Mixed Martial Arts
34. Mountaineering
35. Netball
36. Pole Fitness
37. Pool & Snooker
38. Rounders
39. Rowing
40. Rugby Men
41. Rugby Women
42. Sailing
43. Snowsports
44. Squash
45. Sub Aqua
46. Surf
47. Swimming & Water Polo
48. Table Tennis
49. Tae Kwon Do
50. Tap
51. Tennis
52. Touch Rugby
53. Trampolining
54. Triathlon
55. Ultimate Frisbee
56. Volleyball
57. Yoga

University of East Anglia has partnerships with some of the most esteemed organisations. These include:

1. City College Norwich
2. Colchester Institute
3. East Sussex College
4. INTO UEA
5. Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts
6. The Royal Marsden School
7. SMB College Group
8. South Essex College
9. West Suffolk College

University of East Anglia plays big when it comes to research. It has more than 143 research groups and centres. 91% of the UEA’s research is rated ‘world-leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’ by the REF 2021.

They are among the UK's top 20 for research quality, and their research is 16th for impact and the 6th most highly cited in the UK according to the REF2021 analysis. It has also ranked 13th in the UK for research output quality in Times Higher REF2021 Analysis.

Fee range for international students: £7,500 - £45,400 per annum.

Scholarships are one of the things that pops first into everyone’s mind when it comes to studying abroad. Well, lucky for you, the University of East Anglia provides a wide range of generous scholarships for international students every year.

Here are the scholarships that the university is currently offering.

1. 60th Anniversary Scholarship
2. 10% Alumni Tuition Fee Discount Scheme
3. 30% Final Year Undergraduate Continuation Scholarship
4. International UG Merit Scholarship
5. The Vice Chancellor’s International Postgraduate Excellence Scholarship
6. International PG Merit Scholarship
7. International Early Payment Awards
8. Music Centre Award
9. The Difference Undergraduate Scholarship
10. The Karen Jones Year Abroad Scholarship
11. David Sainsbury Scholarships in Global Plant Health
12. The Lesley Williams Masters in Nursing Scholarship
13. The Stephen Fry Travel Awards
14. The Annabel Abbs Scholarship
15. The Katie Wilkinson Year Abroad Scholarship

University of East Anglia has some notable alumni. These include:

1. Dame Sarah Gilbert (Vaccinologist)
2. Sir Michael Houghton (Nobel Prize in Medicine)
3. Sir Paul Maxime Nurse (Nobel Prize in Medicine)
4. Sir Kazuo Ishiguro (Nobel Prize in Literature)
5. Tupou VI (King of Tonga)
6. Baroness Amos (Master of University College)
7. Nomin Chinbat (Mongolian Culture Minister)
8. Mathias Cormann (Secretary-General of the OECD)
9. Eduardo Costantini (Argentine billionaire businessman)
10. Anne Enright (2007 Booker Prize winner)
11. Charlie Higson (Comedian)
12. Ian McEwan (1998 Booker Prize winner)
13. Adrian Ramsay (Co-leader of the Green Party)
14. Tom Strathclyde (Former Leader of the House of Lords)

From the very first day at the University of East Anglia, the dedicated CareerCentral team is here to offer career advice, support, and a wide range of opportunities. The team will give you free career services, help you develop professional skills and confidence, and prepare you for work.

They can help you with:

1. Finding student jobs and work experience
2. One-to-one appointments
3. Mock interview
4. Writing a great CV
5. Job hunting
6. Finding opportunities on LinkedIn
7. Talking through career options with an adviser
8. Meeting employers and mentors
9. Earning and enhancing skills

University of East Anglia is recognised worldwide for its many accomplishments. Some of them are:

1. The University of East Anglia is proud to be an early adopter of the More Than Our Rank | INORMS initiative.
2. UEA was awarded Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) Silver status.
3. Queen’s Anniversary Prizes for Higher and Further Education have been awarded to UEA for international development studies (2009), creative writing (2011), and environmental sciences (2017).
4. UEA is one of the largest concentrations of research institutes in Europe.
5. It is a University of Sanctuary, an accreditation given to some specific universities that showcase an ongoing commitment to creating a welcoming culture of inclusivity and awareness.
6. It was awarded the Silver Athena Swan Award in 2019.

1. 21st in The Complete University Guide 2025
2. 33rd in the Times University Guide 2025
3. 45th in the Guardian University Guide 2025
4. 332nd in the QS World University Rankings 2025
5. 251st-300th in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2024

University of East Anglia is situated in the beautiful city of Norwich, which is in England’s Norfolk County. The city has one of the country's largest mediaeval cathedrals. Once, it was among the most prosperous and largest cities in England, and now it is the largest settlement in East Anglia. In 2012, it was recognised as England's first UNESCO City of Literature. For any student, the city has something beyond what it can offer.