Norwich University of the Arts recognised as a top creative arts university in the UK

Notable league table highlights for the University include:

• Art and design rising 8 places to 35
• Architecture rising 13 places to 37
• Drama, dance and cinematics rising 6 places to 73

Over the last year, Norwich University of the Arts has made significant strides across many areas, marking it as a pivotal period for the institution. The university’s continued success reflects its unwavering commitment to nurturing talent and empowering students to thrive in their chosen fields.

• Norwich University of the Arts added its 12th building, 20 Bank Plain, to its city-centre campus. The Grade II listed building is currently in development as a potential exhibition, library, studio, and production space, ultimately providing spaces that will combine teaching, research, exhibition and collection and public access, and will become an important centre for both the University and the city.

• Norwich University of the Arts was awarded a grant of £1.5 million by the Office for Students (OfS) to support the University’s continuing development in creative computational technology, further building the community of graduates with advanced tech skills in the workforce and responding in an industry-relevant, agile way to the need to upskill and reskill mid-career learners, especially post-pandemic.

Vice-Chancellor Professor Simon Ofield-Kerr commented:

“I am delighted to see the continued hard work of everybody at Norwich recognised again in Complete University Guide rankings.

“Our position is testament to the exceptional work of our students and staff across our diverse range of courses, as well as our progress in implementing our strategy.

“I would like to congratulate everybody associated with the University for this latest, and well-deserved recognition.”

The Complete University Guide provides valuable insights into 130 higher education institutions in the UK. The league table considers 10 performance indicators, including entry standards, student satisfaction, research quality and intensity, graduate prospects, student-staff ratio, investment in academic services and student facilities, and degree completion rates.

View the breakdown of our rankings on the Complete University Guide website.