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If you are looking for an opportunity to explore your creative horizons and take a step towards a creative career, Norwich is the place for you.
Applicants days are your chance to dig deeper into your chosen course and get more of a feel for student life at Norwich.
If you are a full-time, UK/Republic of Ireland-fee paying student, we have created a comprehensive breakdown of all course-related costs to help you plan for your time at Norwich.
Norwich Open Days give you an opportunity to meet our current students and staff. You can find out about the courses we offer and discover if Norwich is a place where you would like to study.
Our master’s degrees and postgraduate courses allow you to spend time studying a subject in greater depth.
Find out everything you need to know about studying an undergraduate degree at Norwich University of the Arts
Norwich University of the Arts’ short courses help to fill skill gaps in the creative and technological industries, providing you with the opportunity to develop the skills needed for the next step in your career.
Explore the Norwich University of the Arts 2024 Grad Fest Showcase
Students have an opportunity to spend a year, between the second and third year of their course, enhancing their employability options through a Level 5 Diploma.
The Professional Experience and Development Record (PEDR) is a standard form devised by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) for architectural students to record practical experience and professional development.
Read more about Professional Experience Development Record (PEDR)
Got questions about studying with us? Chat to one of our current students to find out what it's like to be part of our welcoming and friendly community.
If you’re considering studying a new subject or want to develop your skills before diving into a three-year course, then an Integrated Foundation Year is the perfect start, offering an extra year to give you a head start for future success.
Norwich University of the Arts works closely with teachers and advisers to champion and nurture creativity both within the UK and internationally
Assessment is the process of evaluating or assessing your learning.
Learning and teaching at Norwich University of the Arts is a blend of on-campus practical sessions in our studios, workshops and labs, live-streamed digital sessions, and pre-recorded digital materials you can use on-demand
