University Guide
University of East Anglia
The University of East Anglia is in Norwich and was established in 1963. It is a campus university in an attractive environment and attracts around 17,000 to study there each year.
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The overview
The main things you need to know about studying at the University of East Anglia.
Rankings
The University of East Anglia ranks in the top 300 in the Times HIgher Education Rankings for 2024.
Employability
The University embeds employability skills within degrees and has a Graduate Job Programme in association with local employers to give a recruitment opportunities for students. As part of the degree, students can also be awarded employability prizes and also supports students in the Universities Business Challenge.
Fees
Home fees are £9250 for full time undergraduates and between £19,100 and £39,550 for international students. (2024)
Bursaries
Accommodation
The University Accommodation Finder shows several accommodation types from en suite to shared bathroom both on campus and in the city. Prices range from £90.30 for an en suite twin room to £194.04 for an en suite in Barton Hickling Crome. The full list can be found here:
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Students' Union
The Students’ Union is in the heart of the university campus and plays a key role in the social life of students at UEA. It offers near 200 societies and 60 different sports clubs.
Famous for
Alumni include Nobel Prize winner Micheal Houghton and actor Matt Smith.
News
The University of East Anglia (UEA) has been named among the world’s top universities for health and wellbeing for its students and wider society in a global sustainability ranking table released Tuesday 5 December. UEA ranked =14th (inside the top 1% of institutions globally) in its ‘Health and Wellbeing’ metric, which ‘assesses an institution’s commitment to improving the health and wellbeing not only of its students, but society more widely’.
Accommodation for Students says
"The university is set in an attractive campus environment with views of the stunning countryside. It is a short distance to the vibrant medieval city of Norwich - definitely a place to live, study and thrive".
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