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Norwich University of the Arts has been ranked in the 201–300 band globally for Art and Design in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject, marking its first-ever inclusion in the internationally recognised ranking.

Bevan shares his design influences, creative practice and experience studying a postgraduate degree at Norwich University of the Arts.

Pity the Meat! sees artist Olivia Sterling’s work in dialogue with the 1959 Francis Bacon painting, Two Figures in a Room. Eddy Frankel, art critic and former art and culture editor for Time Out, explores what brings them together – and sets them apart.

Norwich students were nominated across seven categories, with Henry Schwind, a graduate from BA (Hons) Film and Moving Image Production, winning the Craft – Camerawork category.

Access and representation remain central issues for the computer arts and technology industries. Helen Piercy, Animation Lecturer at Norwich, explores the opportunities emerging for graduates in a rapidly changing landscape.

Professor Alison Goodrum worked with the TED-Ed team to develop the short film which explores the history of hats.

The University was delighted to welcome representatives from Research England, to share key institutional and research developments.

Norwich University of the Arts is pleased to announce the appointment of Rebecca Wright as its new Deputy Vice-Chancellor.

Lucy shares her experience of creating a 360° digital installation, in a collaborative exploration of nature and technology.

Norwich University of the Arts has been awarded an overall four-star rating in the prestigious QS Stars University Ratings, marking a significant milestone in the University’s first-ever submission to the internationally recognised assessment framework.

Hundreds of Norwich students have shared their work with leading creative professionals over the last decade.

Norwich University of the Arts is pleased to announce the selected awardees of this year's East Gallery Fellowship.

The University is delighted to announce that Hilary Carlisle, Dean of Creative Education and Professor of Design, has been awarded Principal Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (PFHEA) by Advance HE

Norwich University of the Arts is delighted to announce that it has been selected as the host institution for the ELIA Academy 2027.

We joined Norwich's newest lecturers, Stephen Balmer-Walters and Laurie McAllister, to find out more about the University's Marketing and Business Management courses.

A major new report is calling for the creation of a Games Cluster for the East of England — positioning the region as a national leader in creative technology and immersive media.