Applicants for Master of Arts (MA), Master of Science (MSc) or Master of Architecture (MArch) study at Norwich are typically expected to have a BA (Hons) / BSc degree of 2:1 or above (or equivalent) in a subject related to their proposed course of study.
International Postgraduate applicants can only apply directly by completing the below online application form or emailing the downloadable form to ioadmissions@norwichuni.ac.uk
Online Postgraduate Application Form International Postgraduate Application FormInternational students requiring a visa are advised to apply as soon as possible in the year they wish to start. For further advice please contact international@norwichuni.ac.uk
There’s no formal deadline for applying for postgraduate study but we recommend you submit your application by 25 August in the year you wish to start. This will allow time for the necessary paperwork to be processed if you are offered a place.
International students requiring a visa are advised to apply as soon as possible in the year they wish to start. For further advice please contact international@norwichuni.ac.uk
Applications to postgraduate courses should be made directly to Norwich University of the Arts by completing an Application Form, below.
We will endeavour to contact you within two weeks of receiving both your application and a reference from your nominated referee.
Postgraduate Application Form — Word Document 2025-26 (212kb)Detach the Reference Form from the Application Form and forward it to your chosen referee with a request to complete and return to Norwich at the address indicated.
Email your completed form to admissions@norwichuni.ac.uk or post to:
Admissions
Norwich University of the Arts
Francis House
3 – 7 Redwell St
Norwich
NR2 4SN
There’s no formal deadline for applying for postgraduate study but we recommend you submit your application by 25 August in the year you wish to start. This will allow time for the necessary paperwork to be processed if you are offered a place.
Please return your postgraduate application to admissions@norwichuni.ac.uk
The University has procedures in place to allow applicants to make an appeal against a decision on their application or to make a complaint about procedures involved in the application process.
Please see the following documents for details
Applicant Regulations and Procedures (11/10/2024) (317kb)For further information, contact registry@norwichuni.ac.uk.
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