University of East Anglia
Employability Rate
84%
Upcoming Intake
Sep 2024
Tution Fees
Starts from 26,100 GBP
English Requirement
IELTS, TOEFL
Rated TEF Silver
Courses
Highlights
East Anglia University (UEA) is a public research university in Norwich, England. Established in 1963 on a 320-acre campus west of the city centre, the university has four faculties and 26 schools of study.
UEA is a research-intensive institution recognized for the quality of its research. It is ranked 10th in the UK for the quality of its research output (Times Higher REF 2014 Analysis). It is proud of its strong research into real-world issues such as cancer, dementia and climate change for water security and politics.
The campus and its grounds are open to the public and the site is visited by thousands every year who enjoy the beauty of the parkland, the forest and the Lake Broad.
The housing at UEA is award-winning, with more than 4,300 rooms on the UEA campus. The university protects students from the energy price rise and there is no deposit required. International students who choose UEA as their first choice are guaranteed on-campus accommodation for the duration of their programme. A homestay living arrangement is perfect for international students who have never lived or visited the UK before. A local host family provides shelter and access to facilities, with both self-catered and joint meal plans both viable options. Different packages are available and your preferences in terms of the host will be accommodated.
UEA boasts a huge Sportspark complex that includes a gym, swimming pool, indoor and outdoor sports courts, athletic tracks, and fitness studios.
The library is a grade II listed building, with a wealth of resources covering all disciplines. The library is open 24/7 for current staff and students, while visitors can access library resources between 7-7pm. Approximately 800,000 books, 550,000 e-books, and 97,500 online and print journals are housed within the library walls. The university invests heavily into providing world-class facilities.
Student clubs are a crucial part of student life as this is where you'll make friends and find like-minded people. Over 250 sports clubs and societies are set up on campus every year, plus there are more than 15 places to eat and 50 acres of parkland to provide an aesthetic backdrop to a student's journey. The student union bar hosts sports screenings, club nights and regular events to bring everyone on campus together.
Campuses
UEA is located in Norwich, around a two-hour car drive away from London. Cinema city is an old-fashioned movie theatre in which students can catch both indie and blockbuster films. The local museum and art gallery helps international students to learn more about the area in which they are studying. The local shopping centre, Chantry Place, boasts of more than 60 shops and local bars such as the Drawing Rooms draw in large crowds of like-minded students. UEA graduates are well-placed to find a job in the area after graduation.
Ranking
by QS
332
by THE
251–300
FAQs
UEA is an internationally renowned university with a global reputation for research excellence and a vast international student population.
International Excellence Undergraduate Scholarships are merit-based awards for high-achieving international students commencing their undergraduate studies at UEA. Additionally, UEA offers the International Foundation Scholarships, which support international students undertaking a foundation course as a pathway to a full degree program. Postgraduate students can benefit from the International Development Scholarships, which are awarded to outstanding students from developing countries who have a commitment to making a positive impact in their home countries upon graduation.
The Lord Walston Scholarship is awarded to students from Africa who demonstrate exceptional academic potential and a strong commitment to sustainable development. UEA also offers the British Council GREAT Scholarships, in partnership with the British Council and the UK government's GREAT campaign, which aim to support students from specific countries in pursuing their studies at UEA. External scholarship programs, such as Chevening and Commonwealth scholarships, provide further opportunities for international students.
