We are proud to call Norwich and East Anglia home. Our research, alumni, students and colleagues all contribute towards public understanding, economic growth, health and well-being in our region and beyond. We provide engagement opportunities through our busy cultural and educational programme.
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Community Screen Forum
The aim of the Community Screen Forum is to support the delivery and curation of high quality screen experiences in under-serviced areas that are relevant for the local community, and to continue to widen the accessibility of public exhibition for films and other screenings. -
Consultancy and contract research
We're dedicated to working with businesses to combine excellence in research and innovation with a vibrant enterprise culture. Virtual Past, The Landscape Group and Make are specialist consulting groups in the Faculty; and academics also offer individual expertise to help businesses solve problems and innovate. -
Day of the Girl Norwich
We are an inclusive group who work with all sections of the community to address and advocate for girls rights locally, nationally and globally. International Day of the Girl takes place each year on the 11th of October, but throughout the year we can offer a range of workshops and other activities for schools and community groups. -
Drama performances
Thanks to the student-led companies of Minotaur, the UEA Drama Society and Sacré Théâtre there are lots of opportunities to enjoy drama performances at UEA every year. -
Eastminster blog
Expert political analysis and information about our latest research alongside posts from our students, and politicians, practitioners and activists as part of our ‘perspectives from the field of politics’ series.more... -
Exhibitions
On campus at UEA is the outstanding Sainsbury Centre, which hosts regular exhibitions and displays, as well as collections of modern and world art. Our academics often curate exhibitions at other museums and galleries – such as the Manga exhibition curated by Professor Nicole Rousmaniere at the British Museum in 2019. -
Green Film Festival
An exciting programme of free screenings and events in May each year, presenting and bringing together intersecting interests in environmental issues and film. -
Crito Project
Founded and led by Dr Ben Walker, the Crito Project has been providing philosophy education in prisons since 2013. We believe that education is the most effective method of reform available to us as a society, and that it has the power to alter people's self-perception, their future, and the lives of those around them. -
Media engagement
Providing articles and commentary or on-air appearances. -
Music at UEA
In addition to providing Practice Rooms for all students and staff, and connecting students with music tutors, the Music Centre has its own choirs and orchestra open to students, staff, and members of the community to join (some by audition only). The Music Centre runs a busy concert programme throughout the year.more... -
Languages at UEA
Learning a language at the University of East Anglia (UEA) couldn't be easier. We have a great reputation in the field of languages and our tutors are friendly and approachable, giving you a positive learning experience – find out more about the range of languages and courses available to the community. -
Noirwich
The Noirwich Crime Writing Festival is the region’s largest annual celebration of crime writing and one of the fastest growing literary festivals in the UK. Many incredible crime writers have attended the festival in recent years, including Val McDermid, Lee Child, Ian Rankin, Peter James, Anthony Horowitz, Nicci French, Paula Hawkins and Benjamin Black. We co-produce the festival with the National Centre for Writing bringing together our expertise to deliver a celebration of crime writing. -
Outreach activities with Schools and Colleges
We offer a range of talks and activities suitable for school and college students of different year groups. We also offers specialist academic taster days and can organise for academic talks to be held at schools on a variety of Humanities subjects. There is a regular programme of activities for Schools and Colleges. -
Public Lecture Series’
We have a busy Public Lecture programme in subjects such as Philosophy, Politics and Intercultural Communication. They are free to attend. -
UEA Literary Festivals
For twenty-five years, the university's literary festivals have brought world-class writers to Norwich, attracting audiences of over 6,000 people each year. All profits from our literary festivals are used to fund scholarships and bursaries for students and the support from our sponsors help us to raise more valuable funds to do this.more... -
World Art Research Seminars (WARS)
The department of Art History and World Art Studies has a wide-ranging, diverse and inter-disciplinary research culture. The World Art Research Seminars take place regularly on Wednesdays from 5:00 - 7:00 pm in the SCVA throughout the year with speakers from across the world.