CITY: The university is situated in the iconic city of Norwich which has cobbled streets lined with historical buildings, the city feels more like a small-town than the largest city in East of England. It has been designated the city of literature by UNESCO. Norwich offers one of the most pleasant study environments in the UK. With 100s of pubs and first-class restaurants, shopping streets and arcades, Norwich city centre has something to offer everyone. There are lots of student jobs in this city in retail, healthcare, hospitality, customer service, cleaning, and warehouse. These roles are student friendly, accommodating the 20hr per week work limit.
TUITION: The average tuition for postgraduate international students is £16,500 with some discounts available and a convenient payment plan. This figure though is susceptible to changes depending on chosen course of study. It is important to note that most specialised courses usually have a slightly higher tuition fee than most.
STANDARD OF LIVING: The average cost of a single room in this city is £400 per calendar month while the average cost of a 2-bedroom house or flat is £800 (this in turn is also dependant on whether it is furnished or unfurnished). With the current world change and rise in Inflation most areas have experienced an increase in price. For example, cost of housing, feeding and most basic amenities like electricity and gas prices have gone up.
BRIEF: Most have dubbed the university as “the second-best university in the East of England after Cambridge”. The Enterprise Centre offers up opportunities for students to help develop businesses of their own. Our graduates have a distinguished track record across a wide range of sectors and industries, including business, finance, policy bodies, local and national government, public relations, heritage, and education. Currently UEA graduates work in the Cabinet Office, the UN, Kent Police and Riot Communications.