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I had a good experience except the assignments due the same day; ruin some part of my experience.
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Thanks for the experience I had a great time in all.
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- Bachelor's degree
- Norwich
- 3 Years
...in addition to hands-on modules where students can learn to use filmmaking equipment. The School also has a close relationship with the East Anglian Film Archive... Learn about: Creative Writing, Film and Television, Media Studies...
...in addition to hands-on modules where students can learn to use filmmaking equipment. The School also has a close relationship with the East Anglian Film Archive... Learn about: Creative Writing, Film and Television, Media Studies...
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I had a good experience except the assignments due the same day; ruin some part of my experience.
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Thanks for the experience I had a great time in all.
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I totally loved the campus. I must say it’s an excellent place to study.
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It was a good experience in all.
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UEA is remarkable. Good campus, city, incredible night life, societies and people. The course could be more interactie but as a 1st year I hardly complained!
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- Bachelor's degree
- Norwich
...THE ENLIGHTENMENT TO THE BELLE EPOQUE HERITAGE AND PUBLIC HISTORY HISTORY OF MODERN ITALY IMPERIAL RUSSIAN AND SOVIET HISTORY, 1861-1945 JAPAN IN MODERN TIMES MODERN GERMANY... Learn about: History Politics, Intermediate German, Language-level tests...
...THE ENLIGHTENMENT TO THE BELLE EPOQUE HERITAGE AND PUBLIC HISTORY HISTORY OF MODERN ITALY IMPERIAL RUSSIAN AND SOVIET HISTORY, 1861-1945 JAPAN IN MODERN TIMES MODERN GERMANY... Learn about: History Politics, Intermediate German, Language-level tests...
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I totally loved the campus. I must say it’s an excellent place to study.
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It was a good experience in all.
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UEA is remarkable. Good campus, city, incredible night life, societies and people. The course could be more interactie but as a 1st year I hardly complained!
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Had major problems while studying.
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If you are capable of orienting yourself in any kind of culture and living environment then it's really helps you in knowing about the place you stay .
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I am from Italy and I found really easy to fit into UEA. Courses are pretty interesting, lecturers are very competent --they teach with enthusiasm.
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- Bachelor's degree
- Norwich
...FOREIGN RELATIONS ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND, C. 500-1066 BETWEEN EAST AND WEST: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY SINCE 1890 CONSPIRACY AND CRISIS IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD EARLY MEDIEVAL EUROPE... Learn about: World History, Film and Television, Beginners French...
...FOREIGN RELATIONS ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND, C. 500-1066 BETWEEN EAST AND WEST: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY SINCE 1890 CONSPIRACY AND CRISIS IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD EARLY MEDIEVAL EUROPE... Learn about: World History, Film and Television, Beginners French...
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Had major problems while studying.
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If you are capable of orienting yourself in any kind of culture and living environment then it's really helps you in knowing about the place you stay .
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I am from Italy and I found really easy to fit into UEA. Courses are pretty interesting, lecturers are very competent --they teach with enthusiasm.
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Loved my course totally and met great people along the way.
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Campus is quite far from the place, thanks a lot.
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- Bachelor's degree
- Norwich
...to give you a solid grounding, optional modules allow you to tailor your degree. The course modules section below lists the current modules by year... Learn about: History and History of art, Arts management, Photography Basics...
...to give you a solid grounding, optional modules allow you to tailor your degree. The course modules section below lists the current modules by year... Learn about: History and History of art, Arts management, Photography Basics...
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Loved my course totally and met great people along the way.
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Campus is quite far from the place, thanks a lot.
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Wonderful course, with tiny winy issues which is everywhere.
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It was a fine experience for me overall, thanks a lot.
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I am so happy I'm here! My flat and the campus is like a village there's even a bank there, a post office, a big supermarket, pharmacy. You can easily survive here without stepping outside of the university premises.
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- Bachelor's degree
- Norwich
...Compulsory modules are designed to give you a solid grounding, optional modules allow you to tailor your degree. The course modules section below lists... Learn about: Political Theory, International Relations, Power Politics...
...Compulsory modules are designed to give you a solid grounding, optional modules allow you to tailor your degree. The course modules section below lists... Learn about: Political Theory, International Relations, Power Politics...
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Wonderful course, with tiny winy issues which is everywhere.
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It was a fine experience for me overall, thanks a lot.
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I am so happy I'm here! My flat and the campus is like a village there's even a bank there, a post office, a big supermarket, pharmacy. You can easily survive here without stepping outside of the university premises.
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100% coursework, way too stressful, 3rd year
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It was hard initially but later on it was a good part.
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A brilliant place to study. Situated 15 minutes away from Norwich city centre, the campus has a variety of attractions ranging from the multi-million pound Sportspark to the renowned Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts.
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- Bachelor's degree
- Norwich
...PHOTOGRAPHY AND VISUAL CULTURE IN THE USA RENAISSANCE RECONSIDERED THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF ANDEAN ART AND MUSIC Option D Study (20 credits) ART AND ARCHITECTURE IN VENICE IMAGE... Learn about: Museum management, History of art, History education...
...PHOTOGRAPHY AND VISUAL CULTURE IN THE USA RENAISSANCE RECONSIDERED THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF ANDEAN ART AND MUSIC Option D Study (20 credits) ART AND ARCHITECTURE IN VENICE IMAGE... Learn about: Museum management, History of art, History education...
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100% coursework, way too stressful, 3rd year
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It was hard initially but later on it was a good part.
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A brilliant place to study. Situated 15 minutes away from Norwich city centre, the campus has a variety of attractions ranging from the multi-million pound Sportspark to the renowned Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts.
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History
The University of East Anglia (UEA) admitted its first 87 undergraduate students in 1963 and it now attracts over 15,000 students from over 100 countries onto its choice of more than 300 courses of study. The choice of ‘Do Different’ as the University’s original motto was a deliberate signal that it was going to look at new ways of providing university education. At its heart was the principle of interdisciplinarity where related subjects are studied in combination with each other. This new way of studying made the University the natural home of new disciplines such as Environmental Science and Development Studies in which it rapidly became a world leader. It also developed the UK's first course in Creative Writing. More recently it has led to dynamic groupings of Medicine and Health schools that led to the University being selected to introduce one of the first new medical schools in the UK for more than 40 years. With 24 Schools of Study across Faculties of Science, Social Sciences, Medicine and Health, and Arts and Humanities the University offers the opportunity of a strong and well-rounded academic experience.
Advantages of studying here
As well as a strong reputation for innovation the University provides a unique, single-site campus experience that incorporates the world-renowned Norwich Research Park. In addition to significant investment in academic facilities the campus boasts over 20 architectural awards and includes iconic buildings by Lord Norman Foster and Sir Denys Lasdun. A £30m Sportspark ranked top in the UK by the Times, the world famous Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts and over 3,500 networked study bedrooms make the facilities on campus amongst the best.
Areas of specialisation
Broad study areas include: Biological and Chemical Sciences; Environmental and Earth Sciences; Geography; Forensic Sciences; International Development Studies; Mathematics, Computing and Information Systems; Medicine; Pharmacy; Occupational Therapy; Physiotherapy; Speech and Language Therapy; Nursing and Midwifery; Management and Business; Accountancy; History; Archeology; Educational Studies; Counselling; Economics; Political, Social and International Studies; Law and Legal Systems; Philosophy; English Literature and Creative Writing; Media Studies; Drama; American Studies; Art History; Film and TV Studies; Modern Languages and translation (French, Spanish, Japanese); Social Work; Psychology; Physical Education and Sport.
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The University of East Anglia (UEA) is an internationally renowned, campus-based university that delivers top quality academic, social and cultural facilities to over 15,000 brilliant Home/EU and International students. UEA’s postgraduate community is around 3,500 students, forming one of the central strengths of the University. UEA is ranked in the Top 1% of universities in the world (Times Higher World League Table 2015), a Top 20 UK university in the Guardian, Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2016 and voted as one of the best universities for student experience.