Academic Benefits
- You would be taught by experts in your chosen field of study. At the University of East Anglia our lecturers are industry specialists
- If you were to study at the University of East Anglia you would gain a qualification from an internationally recognised educational institution
- Undergraduate courses are taught using traditional and non traditional learning methods and assessments which means you would be able to find a course that would suit your particular learning style
- You would be able to utilise world-class learning facilities and enjoy the fantastic campus facilities
- Help and guidance for academic issues would be provided throughout the duration of study
Improve your Career Prospects
- You would gain "transferable" skills e.g. time management, problem solving and presentation skills that will be vital in the job market
- Graduates have greater earning power than non-graduates and also a higher employment rate than non-graduates
- Some careers require a specific undergraduate degree (e.g Medicine)
- At the University of East Anglia there is continuous career help and advice from the Careers Centre throughout your time at university and after you have graduated
Gain Independence
- You may consider living away from home in University of East Anglia accommodation and this experience will teach you valuable life skills
- You will have the opportunity to explore the beautiful city of Norwich and our campus
- Hopefully, by the end of university you will be able to cook, wash clothes and most importantly manage money
- You will also be learn alongside a range of people from all different backgrounds and age ranges
- There are plenty of student services provided by the university's Dean of Students
Social Benefits
- University life will be full of new experiences, activities and adventures, meeting new people and visiting new places
- You can get involved with a range of sporting clubs including Fencing, Squash, Kayaking, Climbing, Football, Cricket, American Football, Swimming, Netball, Ultimate Frisbee…
- If sport isn’t for your thing, why not join a society eg Film, Music, Drama, Games, Creative Writing, Cocktail, Photography, Law, Pub Crawl…
- You can also become involved in the Union of UEA Students
- Student life is about diversity, choice, growing up and FUN!
Choosing a course
- When the time comes to start researching a course to study at university you will find there are plenty
- of options available to you.
- There are over 50,000 different degree courses available throughout the UK and at the University of East Anglia alone there are over 150 undergraduate degree courses to choose from.
- You can study a single subject eg History or combine two subjects (joint honours) eg English Literature and Philosophy.
- At the University of East Anglia you can also spend a year abroad or in industry eg Law with American Law and a year in the States so there are plenty of options to start thinking about.
Experience University
You can experience a subject at university level by attending one of our academic taster events. More details at our Gifted and TalentedPlease download our events calendar for sixth form students.
If you would like further information, please visit our Admissions Facebook webpage.

