It's a beautiful campus with lots to explore. Lots of places to study too and loads of things to get involved with. The accommodation is great and it's easy to get around the city.

We have great lecturers who really care about us doing well. They have prepared us so well and the course content is brilliant. The course is very well set out with undertaking theory and placement blocks every six weeks. The support on this course from the lecturers is outstanding. They are always happy to answer questions and give advise.

The uni location is great. Buses to the city centre are available every 15 minutes which is useful. There is an Aldi not too far from the uni and a Tesco Express and a Co-Op just around the corner. It's a lovely campus to walk around and there's lots of stuff to do in the city. Lots of places to explore. UEA has a big lake right on campus which is so nice to walk around and sit by.

The village is a lovely place to live at UEA. It's not too far from the campus, but it's not right on the campus, which actually makes it quite nice to get away. It's only a 10 minute walk to campus and the area us very well layed out. The internet and WiFi work very well, the accommodation is always warm, facilities all work well and the rooms are all nicely set out. I would say the only fault about this accommodation is that the signal is not very good, which can make phone calls hard to make. Other than that, I can't fault it at all.

Being the first member of my family to attend university, I was daunted by the prospect of attending university and within the grandeur that is UEA. The facilities, activities, groups, social gatherings and support that is offered is second to none. The staff within the square are friendly and helpful, as are the staff within the student services. I am a parent to two beautiful girls and hope that I have inspired them to attend UEA as they have accompanied me to the library and within the differing schools on many occasions, and always received a warm welcome