Why Norwich
The Norwich is renowned for its world-class education and vibrant cultural scene, making it a prime destination for international students.
The UK is renowned for its world-class education and vibrant cultural scene, making it a prime destination for international students. Norwich stands out as a hub for creativity, innovation, and inclusivity, offering students from over 40 countries the opportunity to thrive academically and personally. At Norwich, you’ll be part of a vibrant international community that enriches the University’s cultural fabric.
Specialist Study in Art and Design
At Norwich, education is a hands-on experience where creativity is nurtured through practice. The emphasis is on studio-based learning, where you work in spaces designed to mirror industry environments. The focus is on making, refining technical skills, and embracing both successes and mistakes to develop your craft. Instead of traditional exams, your skills are assessed through real-world projects, allowing you to build a professional portfolio that sets you apart.
With mentorship from academic and technical staff who are experts in their fields, you’ll be supported as you collaborate with peers and work on client-based projects. This practical, immersive approach ensures that your education is not only academically enriching but also prepares you for a career in your chosen field.
Supporting You Every Step of the Way
Studying abroad is a bold and courageous step, and Norwich understands the challenges that come with it. The University offers a robust support system designed to empower you throughout your experience. From pastoral care to ensure your well-being, to free English language tutorials that refine your language skills, every aspect of student life is considered.
Our support services provide personalised guidance on assignments and study techniques, helping you achieve academic excellence. With a dedicated team focused on your health, safety, and success, Norwich makes sure you feel supported and confident throughout your studies.
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Latest News
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BA Film and Moving Image Production •Dear future international students – Diya Vaya, BA (Hons) Film and Moving Image Production
Diya writes about the experience of moving to Norwich from Nairobi, and her advice to future international students. -
Institution •Norwich University of the Arts Makes Historic Debut in Main Guardian University Guide
Norwich University of the Arts has marked a historic milestone, with its first-ever appearance in the Guardian University Guide’s national rankings. -
Student news •Spatial Ecologies Summer Course launches
Open to Norwich students, the course will explore ecological approaches to design through hands-on learning and immersive study in nature. -
Institution •Professor Ben Stopher appointed next Vice-Chancellor
Norwich University of the Arts is delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Ben Stopher as its next Vice-Chancellor. -
Institution •Norwich University of the Arts recognises two new professors
Dr Ellie Nixon and Dr Kirk Woolford have been recognised for their significant contributions to knowledge and high levels of academic achievement. -
Alumni •Norwich lecturer celebrates world premiere of new film Chicken Town
This month sees the premiere of a new comedy film, Chicken Town, written and directed by Norwich University Lecturer Richard Bracewell. -
BA Degree •Norwich University of the Arts moves up 25 places in The Complete University Guide
Norwich University of the Arts has been ranked among the UK's top two specialist creative arts universities — and the highest outside London — in the 2026 edition of The Complete University Guide -
BA Illustration •In conversation with Gabriella Mason, BA (Hons) Illustration
Gabriella discusses how her creative practice and wider University experience has helped to manage and communicate topics around mental health. -
BA Graphic Communication •In conversation with Cassie Muskett, BA (Hons) Graphic Communication
Cassie Muskett has been selected for the Chaos Design Bursary Award. She secured a two-week paid internship, along with a generous £800 bursary. We spoke to Cassie about her internship experience. -
Institution •Retirement Announcement: Professor Simon Ofield-Kerr
After dedicating his career to higher education in the creative arts, Professor Simon Ofield-Kerr, Vice Chancellor of Norwich University of the Arts, has announced his decision to retire in 12 months time. -
BA Animation •In conversation with: Lucien Kelman, BA (Hons) Animation
Lucien talks to us about her practice, influences and advice for future students at Norwich. -
BA Architecture •In conversation with: Tracey Lin, BA (Hons) Architecture student
Tracey Lin talks to us about what it's like to study BA (Hons) Architecture at Norwich -
BA Games Art and Design •In conversation with: Iz Head, BA (Hons) Games Art and Design
Iz tells us about what it's like to study BA (Hons) Games Art and Design at Norwich. -
Accommodation blogs •Packing for student life: Essential tips for accommodation
Student Ambassador Jasmine tells us about her top tips for moving into student accommodation. -
BSc Games Development •Practical tips for international students
Student Ambassador Andy talks us through some advice for international students arriving at Norwich. -
Norwich •Student Ambassador Guide: Norwich
Student Ambassador Lucien talks us through her favourite things about Norwich.