1,480 University of East Anglia UEA reviews

Definitely money well sent on this course. Course material is holistic and encompasses so many fields of the OT profession. An incredibly good start of my career.

Norwich is a beautiful and full of character city offering lots of entertainment from pubs, restaurants, museums, parks, night clubs, etc. The city is relatively safe for women, non-binary, and people of colour with lots of support available. The public transport is the least to say BAD and so unreliable. Sometimes it is just better to walk. The costs of living in Norwich are manageable, especially if you have a part-time job, which is available in so many sectors including on the premises of the university.

Blended learning. Lectures are good. Placements are good and you experience a range of areas. Skills sessions are useful. It would be good to be able to access drop in skills sessions.

The halls are located close to everything. Small but that is expected.

Lecturers are so helpful and enthusiastic. Content is really fun, I look forward to every lecture. Delivery is really good and well planned out.

Uni isn’t in the city centre but only about a 10 minute drive away. So many amazing places to eat and drink. Lovely market and independent shops.

All teaching has been in person with the option of online if you get sick which is good.

There is lots to do in the city but UEA is slight outside of the city and the bus is expensive. The travel to and from Norwich is very expensive and is long

Didn’t look very nice. Kitchen wasn’t great but couldn’t have been closer or my lectures.

We’re the first year on the new curriculum so there’s been a few teething problems; mainly with a major timetabling error. However as soon as this was noted the uni did an investigation into how this happened and how best to fix it. The lecturers are inspiring and approachable. Has been difficult being such a big cohort whilst on placement as there’s sometimes more students than midwives, but there’s a really nice system in place to work with other students on shift which is nice.

The course as a whole is excellent but can be very adult nursing focused considering it’s supposed to be a child field based course.

Amazing instructors! Course is a little disjointed. Definitely a lack of structure. The “learn it yourself” type of content takes some getting used to but really gets you prepared for the real world

Amazing facilities on campus, placement mentors are all great. Uni staff don’t offer much support whilst on placement and some aspects of the course content need to be organised better

Beautiful city with something to offer everyone. Great mix of student activities and more chilled things to see and do

Great value for money, not as social as on campus accommodation but still plenty of opportunities to make friends

As a learning disabilities nursing student I feel not enough of the content has been course specific and most teaching has been generalized nursing, if it wasn't for LD specific placements/work experiences I would feel the course was not providing enough. The pace of learning has been really good and appropriate for students like myself with no nursing/care history.

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