Welcome Week starts on Monday the 16th of September, this is when we will meet you and introduce you to our buildings and facilities.
You will meet the staff team, the other students on your course and take part in some introductory activities designed so you can get to know each other and remain safe on campus. You will also attend talks about the services and facilities the University offers.
The first taught day of your course is the Monday 23 September. Generally, you will have timetabled sessions on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays each week. The rest of the week will usually be independent study time for you to research and develop your projects.
Individual timetables will be given the start of the course. In addition to sessions on campus, there will be digital teaching sessions such as group and individual tutorials too.
You will be introduced to all these elements so don’t worry about any of this now!
On independent study days, and days where digital teaching is scheduled, you will be able to access the campus to continue your work as needed, or you can elect to work remotely. We will help you plan your time.
We look forward to seeing you in September.
Be curious and feed your ideas. We look forward to seeing you in September.
Drawing sits at the heart of most disciplines – it is important
You will hear us talk about risk often; what does it mean to take risks?
Again, you will hear us talk about ‘your practice.’ What does it mean to have a practice? Hint: Do not take this too literally!
Being creative is to engage in a process. How does one creative process differ from another.
None of us like to be seen to fail. Nonetheless, to be truly original and to break new ground, or discover new things, you need to be prepared to sometime fail and not be afraid to do so.
Filmmaker Taika Waititi shares his thought on what it is to be creative.
Welcome to Norwich University of the Arts!
Congratulations on your successful selection to the MArch course at Norwich University of the Arts. We, your course team, are looking forward to welcoming you in September.
We hope that you are having a good summer and are looking forward to beginning your journey at Norwich University of the Arts.
Welcome Week starts on Monday 16 September and this is when we will meet you on campus and introduce you to our buildings and facilities.
Welcome Week starts on Monday 16 September and this is when we will meet you on campus and introduce you to our buildings and facilities.
Welcome Week starts on Monday the 16th of September and this is when we will meet you on campus and introduce you to our buildings and facilities.
We, the course team, are looking forward to welcoming you onto the course in September and working with you and discovering what drives you creatively.
We hope that you are having a good summer. We are looking forward to welcoming you onto the course in September and working with you.
We hope that you are having a good summer. We are looking forward to welcoming you onto the course in September and working with you.
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Welcome Week starts on Monday the 16th of September and this is when we will meet you on campus and introduce you to our buildings and facilities.
Welcome Week starts on Monday 16th September, and this is when we will meet you on campus and introduce you to our buildings and facilities.
The first taught day of your course is the Monday 23 September. Generally, you will have timetabled sessions on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday each week.
We are looking forward to welcoming you onto the course in September and working with you. This is your Welcome Pack which tells you a little bit more about how to prepare and what to expect when you are here.
I hope that you are having a good summer. We are looking forward to welcoming you onto the course in September.
We hope that you are having a good summer and are looking forward to beginning your journey at Norwich University of the Arts.