'I applied for a course in journalism at News Associates.  I knew that I would face strong opposition because the course is one of the best in the country and only admits thirty students on each intake.  Journalism utilises many of the skills a history undergraduate develops during their degree course.  Research, analysis, and the ability to take a large amount of information and create a concise piece of work in a short time frame are essential.  The School of History helped me to develop these skills and subsequently win a place on the course.'
Jonathan Robinson, 2012  Year 3 History Student

"With enthusiastic, dedicated, and friendly staff, studying History at UEA has been an unforgettable experience. The seminars were thought-provoking and engaging, providing me with the opportunity to develop my own ideas and a confidence in my abilities. Studying History at UEA developed me as a person and has fully equipped me to face the challenges of employment and adult life.’
Frankie Bond, 2011 Year 3 History student

“The UEA is the perfect university to study history if you are looking for diversity and fun. The history faculty are dedicated and enthusiastic, which makes studying so much more enjoyable! The UEA has such a community atmosphere, with The Pub, The Square and the LCR, I will miss it like crazy!” Helen Ellis, 2007 Year 3 History student  

“Being a history student at UEA is great. You are part of a friendly, approachable and well respected School. The diversity of the units on offer has enabled me to study a wide range of periods from many different perspectives.”
Jaimie Hodgkinson, 2007 Year 3 History student  

“The history department at the UEA provides the student with a wonderfully stimulating and friendly environment in which to work. I have been so inspired by the passion and expertise of this academic community that I have chosen to advance onto a Masters Degree within the School”. 
Andrew Willimott, 2007 Year 3 History student