We asked our undergraduates what they would like to say to prospective students at the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing at UEA:
‘Everyone is very friendly and will make time for you. Don’t hesitate to ask questions of the tutors and staff’.
Chris Young (English Literature with Creative Writing)
Chris Young (English Literature with Creative Writing)
‘What I'd like to say is this: The School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing has pushed me beyond all the boundaries I even knew existed and allowed me to develop as a writer more than I knew was possible!’
Natalie-Jane Matthews-Graves (English Literature with Creative Writing)
‘The best thing about studying in LDC is the range of choice and flexibility within the course. I have studied literature with philosophy, psychology and theatre. It enables you to study literature in the large scheme of things, whilst encouraging your own freedom and independent thinking’.
Laura Brown (English Literature and Drama)
Laura Brown (English Literature and Drama)
‘UEA has a wonderfully buzzy atmosphere that draws students into its centre. The social hub of the square, with its confusion of music, drinking and chatting, is surrounded by beautiful natural scenery - tall trees, the lake and fields full of rabbits. It offers the ideal fusion of urban student life and a stunning rural situation: the perfect combination’.
Holly O’Mahony (English Literature)
Holly O’Mahony (English Literature)
‘When beginning something as important as university, it’s easy to feel intimidated or overwhelmed. Personally, I can’t think of a single form of help that the university didn’t make available to me. It felt like everyone was there to get me on my feet – the university couldn’t have done more’.
Tim Bates (English Literature)
Tim Bates (English Literature)
