Such a great uni with a really good support system for students. I felt like that if I had a problem whether with work or not there was someone to talk too. I really enjoyed my three years here.

Uni facilities were good. Campus provided everything. Sometimes there were not enough of the same book in the library and often not enough computers but obviously cannot provide one for every student overall the facilities were fine.

Lots of student support, from advisors to nightline, there were many ways of contacting someone who could help or find someone who could. A very caring community.

The student union was ok although sometimes it felt like they made decisions based on the behalf of the university rather than the students, but nothing too serious.

Norwich as a city is lovely, with lots of shops, bars, pubs and clubs, as well as teeming with culture. Not too big that you would lose yourself but big enough to provide everything. The LCR, (the campus club) was often the destination for many students over clubs in the city. Having a club night solely for students makes the environment feel a lot safer and much more familiar. Would also often hold music gigs or comedy nights to ensure that everyone's interests were served.

There are lots of societies and clubs to join at uea with society fairs in order to advertise and sign up. Fair amount of support for clubs as well as the opportunity to create your own if there was a particular activity you wanted to carry out as a club or society.

The course I did was fantastic, really interesting and so different from anything I'd done before. Really helped to find out what I wanted to do and what I really liked. The lecturers if the department (landscape history) were brilliant, really engaged with the subject, really approachable and were great to learn from and ultimately become really interested in what you were being taught.

Gone on to further education anyway to further job prospects so difficult to comment but lots of people i know managed to find jobs quite quickly.

My first year halls was great, really lovely accommodation with cleaners twice a week which is nice when you have to start living with people you don't know! In my second year we rented a house from 'Prolet', accompany endorsed by the uni, but the house was in a terrible state and after council investigations was deemed unacceptable to live in and rent out. Although this matter was investigated by the uni I do not know if they then decided to stop endorsing the company or not, but I hope that they no longer advertise on their behalf.

I loved UEA so much during my undergraduate degree - I really came into my own, found my way and made some brilliant friends. It gave me confidence in myself and my abilities. I loved it so much that I returned to do my Masters at UEA as well.

Fabulous! I can't think of anything I have needed while on campus which I haven't been able to get - they have everything from banks to cafes to a Waterstones, a Boots pharmacy, supermarket and a laundrette. Brilliant.

The mental health service is being vastly improved after some issues in the last year. This is a massive incentive. There is loads of support in other areas eg housing, finance and study skills. Tutors are fabulous in my experience.

This is really good. I can directly compare this to a Surrey university which I attended for 1 year and UEA is FAR superior. They also have representatives for really important issues such as mental health and diversity.

It's smack in the middle of wonderful landscape with loads of facilities on campus and easy access to the centre of Norwich. However, UEA is surrounded by shops and pubs and is on an excellent bus route.

There are loads and loads of clubs, and a fantastic Sportspark which caters for just about anything and everything, including swimming, track and a climbing wall.

The lecturers are great and not only knowledgeable (of course!) but approachable. Love the fact that there is so much research led teaching.

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Ooh yes! They have an on-site recruitment service which helps with both student jobs as well as career opportunities post graduation. They also help with creating cvs, interview technique and offer loads of other coaching opportunities. In addition, they hold recruitment and job fairs and have guest speaker panels to introduce students to opportunities for jobs which they might not have thought of or wish to find out more about.