Work whilst you study

Taking on part-time work while studying is a great way to earn some money at university.

It also allows you to develop some new transferable skills, which will be very beneficial when you are looking to secure a graduate role or placement.

Fortunately, studying at a university in a vibrant city like Norwich means that there are plenty of employers looking for students just like you to work on a part-time basis, so there are lots of options for you to find something you’re interested in.

Student Ambassadors

This could be an excellent option if you are passionate about the Norwich University of the Arts and want to share your experience with prospective students. You can join the team from the moment you start at the university, and so long as you continue to meet the requirements, you will remain an ambassador for the duration of your time studying here if you want to.

If you successfully become an ambassador, you can apply for a variety of jobs on Open Days, school visits, UCAS event days, campus tours, and much more! You must work at least three shifts a term and can work up to 20 hours a week. On top of this, there is an opportunity for training in various areas of work, such as working with young school children or public speaking in student life talks.