I recall my time at UEA extremely fondly. My course was fantastic and all the lectures really helpful and friendly. I formed some life long friendships by attending UEA and am very grateful for that. I do not believe I would be the person I am now, without my time here.

Facilities at the Uni were incredible. Amazing sports facilities, with great fitness classes. The shops and café's available to students were fantastic. The food was of a very high standard and provides a welcome break between seminars and lectures. The library is fantastic, so many floors and areas available to study in and a wealth of knowledge in the archives. I had computer issues in my final semester at University and was able to complete my work perfectly using the computer facilities in the library.

They really care about the students at UEA. No matter what issue you may have there is always someone available in some format to speak to

I was never directly involved with the student union, but from what I saw they really do care about the well being of the students and put on some great nights for the students. The SU bar is run particularly well.

Norwich was the biggest city I lived in until my year abroad. It is a fantastic place with lots of things to do. The night life is brilliant, whether you prefer big nights out or a quiet night at a pub or cinema.

I wasn't heavily involved in any clubs etc. but from what I saw and heard these were fantastic as well.

My course, Film and American Studies, was run by some of the best teachers I ever had the pleasure to work with throughout my academic career. They want you to succeed and participate in seminars, they encourage you to think for yourself and think outside the box. I believe they genuinely care about you, not only academically but as people.

Having a degree from a well respected university definitely helps open the door to the job market, no matter what degree you have.

I spent my first year in halls and it was fantastic. Big room, own bathroom, a cleaner to clean the bathroom once a week. I felt safe and secure in my building and loved my time in halls

Excellent and engaged teaching staff in the School of American Studies. Norwich is a fantastic place to live. Worth noting that the teaching and Union staff are set to 'very left wing' by default - prepare to fight to have any controversial views heard. Also, Union politics is an angry and intolerant echo-chamber which can be a bit of a pain but also a bit of a laugh.

Bars are ok - people aren't so much.

Norwich is ace

Went elsewhere for postgrad so N/A