1,354 University of East Anglia UEA reviews

Due to covid, all lectures have been online. This has made it hard to fully engage with phonetics and ask passing questions you may not feel comfortable to ask over email. The lecturers have all been incredibly supportive, and finding time to complete work outside of teaching hours have been made easier due to not having to travel to and from university.

10

Yes

Career central has lots of resources. Can make one to one appointments Career fairs and talks are helpful and often

Good lecture content Workshops and tutorials helpful to gain more knowledge

17

Good range of places to eat Good range of study spaces Great library Clean shared spaces Places to be social

Good support for mental health including counselling and student support. A range of support such a finance people , person wellbeing workshops

Yes

If you're going into something in the field of this degree you'll likely need a masters in it meaning more work and money. The degree on it's own has very low prospects.

All online this year. Office hours were available but very few teaching hours.

6

On campus they are quite good have eye tracking equipment and brain scanning equipment. There a lots of rooms to hire around campus for a couple of hours including private study rooms.

They have got better at mental health support. Giving many people 6 month CBT if they need it.

No

most of the course has been online during my second year due to COVID. otherwise it would be in person lectures and corresponding seminars.

8

No

10

No

Good careers services

Course has been online with a few in person labs. Lectures and tutors are always there to support us

12

Facilities are good but haven’t been able to use them much

The student support is great, when you know how to contact them. It is difficult to find the right number or contact information. The student support have been great reaching out and helping us however we have not seen much action when it comes to concerns about mental health.

No

It’s awful for physical science students. We are completely ignored. Anything in science other than bio or biochem gets no support. I have raised the issue continuously for years and so have others. Every career event is the same few companies and mostly bio. They are good at giving you help at short notice with applications though.

Supervision for my project has been amazing but some modules have been a joke. I’m 100% online and not even away of the structure of modules with courseworks changed last minute and little support.

5

Too strict with covid to the point that facilities are inaccessible. I literally have been locked out of all uni buildings most the year because my student card was faulty.

In the past I have had very poor mental health support, disability has been better, they have a nap room for students with chronic fatigue which had been a life saver. I know wheel chair users struggle. Support for my head of school and supervisors and advisors has been very good though.

No

UEA CareersCentral is an amazing service. It advertises all volunteering or job opportunities, and they host helpful events. They also offer meetings and feedback on CVs if needed.

Usually in person but completely online during COVID. In first year I had less support due to being a lower priority which was disappointing, but second year has been brilliant. Tutors respond to emails promptly and offer video calls to discuss work whenever I need.

7

Lots of support available at student services. It is hard to access counselling but they offer alternative services while you wait.

No

Lack of careers events or guidance

Lack of structure so confusing

10

Good clean facilities including outside space

Lacking in staff and insufficient

Yes

Again, very proactive.

My course has been completely online which has been a shame, although some modules leaders have been very helpful.

3

Haven’t been able to access it for the majority of my time here, however the library is good.

Very proactive.

No