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Image of the Norwich University of the Arts lecture Theatre with a seated audience
A photo of Neville Brody in Duke Street lecture theatre. The image shows a large group of people listening to his talk.

Duke Street Lecture Theatre

Located in our Duke Street building, originally established in 1888 by the Norwich School Board, our 200 seat lecture theatre is optimised for the teaching, delivery, and presentation requirements of all courses including lecture recording and live streaming.

Hearing loops

We have permanent hearing loops in the Lecture Theatre and seminar rooms DS1, DS2, and DS3.

We also have portable hearing loops located at the main Reception in Francis House as well as the Library. Additional portable hearing loops are available on request. For occasional use, please contact the IT helpdesk in Guntons (helpdesk@norwichuni.ac.uk).

If you need a portable hearing loop on a long-term basis, please contact the Disability Support Advisor on disability@norwichuni.ac.uk or phone 01603 977977.

  • Image of the Norwich University of the Arts lecture Theatre with a seated audience
  • A group of students in a lecture theatre laughing, chatting and smiling
  • Duke Street Lecture Theatre with students seated and a presentation on screen.
  • A photo of Neville Brody in Duke Street lecture theatre. The image shows a large group of people listening to his talk.
  • Neville Brody Lecturing
  • A photo of Neville Brody giving a lecture in Duke Street. The lecture theatre is full of students and staff.

Technical staff

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Find the Duke Street Lecture Theatre

Duke Street Building houses the University Library, Lecture Theatre, seminar rooms and University shop. Undergraduate Open Day registrations are held here.

4 Duke St Norwich NR3 3AS