The staff are extremely helpful and wellbeing is at the forefront of their worries. The campus is also absolutely stunning and calm, perfect for breathing out a bit when the hectic student life gets overwhelming. The campus accommodation however is fairly overpriced for what you get, and unless you are in the most expensive accommodations you dont get sufficient kitchen facilities.

The content is very broad and covers a variety of topics. Some of these topics may be problematic but they are explored in a very respectful informative way. There is also a large choice for non-compulsory modules. In the first year it is composed of mainly compulsory modules which can become quite tedious.

The kitchen facilities dont match the price. The accommodations do feel very safe though

UEA is the perfect combination of vibrant City life filtered in from Norwich and the peacefulness of it's rural surroundings. This is a contributing factor to the reason why almost everyone, from student, lecturer and even the workers in the post room seem constantly happy and contented. Although perhaps a smaller uni than most, the nightlife, music scene and society network manage to bring the place alive and create an environment that's actually enjoyable and inspiring to work in.