Marketing - BA (Hons)

Norwich University of the Arts

The uni is an amazing place to study, as student support whether from lecturers or other professionals in the uni is amazing and they’re accommodating to your needs. Student life feels freeing here, with people who are friendly and the student union offering so many opportunities to interact and socialise.

I love culture and the surrounding at my uni and I also like the fact they have so many opportunities for students that could either a help them go into a career of their liking or b things like being a student ambassador so you can earn money whilst being at uni. A thing they could improve on is bring in new opportunities for specific subjects like fine art and having a kilm.

Love how the campus is city centre and everything feels so close. Everything is very convenient to access, and I never doubt my ability to get support if needed.

For me, Norwich University has felt like home in so many ways. From it's cobbled streets and cosy atmosphere to the small yet lively community within the city centre, there is so much about Norwich that really aids the overall uni experience. As well as this, each building on campus is well facilitated. With presentable bathrooms, seating space and student cafés. The modern styling of each building on campus balances out the vintage feel of the city perfectly. It creates a warm and welcoming environment for both staff and students to socialise in a professional styled setting. It is not only the amenities that improve the individual uni experience, but the familiar and friendly faces that allow students at NUA to feel comfortable whilst developing one's learning. The staff delivering the courses and café staff are always extremely friendly; allowing for a respectful, tolerant and comfortable place to learn. Despite this, I think each building on campus should include café facilities. This would allow easy access to purchase snacks on the go; especially when there is little time in-between each class. Hence, there should be cafés dotted around campus- to make it a little easier for students to feel energised in the midst of busy schedules. Additionally, I have been made aware that some classrooms do not have charging ports to plug in different devices. This is extremely important as it means that work can be continued wherever students are on campus. There should be extra charging ports in every classroom near desks to allow for less inconvenience when accessing coursework or other documents. Some classrooms are also quite cumbersome with the movable desks (DS06 near DSR library) which is very distracting when attempting to start a lesson.

The uni is a great place to study, community is strong, library and other facilities are broad and super accessible to students. Would love for there to be a dark room or more opportunities to learn softwares for other courses