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The student experience is top-notch and quite welcoming for all backgrounds
Keep up the activities and inclusion
Surrounded by the beautiful UEA broad and brutalist architecture, this is a striking university campus with plenty of space. It's also a short bus ride from the Norwich city centre, full of quirky and independent shops, cafes and restaurants. The I.T. is a little clunky but the services are mostly great: from the well-kitted Sportspark to the award-winning Sainsbury Centre to get your art fix. It's a casual and friendly university with, thankfully, little hierarchy: the Profs talk to students and more junior members of staff like actual humans. The Creative Writing course is steeped in history and focuses on finding your own joy and following your own curiosities. There are so many related events, groups and societies to get involved in, and these are publicised widely. You won't run out of things to do!
I dont like the walk from the student accomodation but i like that the lecture halls are very close together
I've really enjoyed my creative writing course and drama this year, there is a lot more we have explored especially in comparison to first year. It's clear that the great majority of teachers have a big passion for what they teach and it really comes accross. The campus is nice but I feel like there's a big problem when it comes to helping international students, whether it is help with something in accommodation or anything of the sort, you would think they would make it easy for you given this is not your home country and everything is so new but I've felt like they don't understand and often times don't try to make things easier for you. I wish that would improve
The best experience have been the people and the student experience. The worst part is the communication from the different admin teams - for example, timetables are given at the last minute; the process for submitting assessments is unnecessarily complicated.
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It is a good university with a modern academic staff, which is quite adequate for the department I chose.
PROS - The university has been absolutely stellar at providing opportunities to those who put in that extra effort. - Support, particularly the maths gym provided by the uni for ...
