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Brexit voting fears fall flat but electoral problems remain
Fears about problems with the Brexit vote were largely unfounded but endemic concerns about the electoral system still remain, according to electoral experts at UEA and Newcastle.
Read moreCharlie Higson archive established at UEA
The University of Anglia (UEA) is delighted to announce that the Charlie Higson Archive is now part of the British Archive for Contemporary Writing.
Read morePromote legal alternatives to stop unlawful downloading
The promotion of legal alternatives, rather than the risk of prosecution, is more likely to change unlawful file sharing behaviour, according to new research.
Read moreNorwich researchers awarded £260k for landmark dementia study
A research team led by UEAs Prof Chris Fox will benefit from a 260k funding boost from charity Alzheimers Research UK, to study the effect of hip fractures on the rate of decline in people with dementia.
Read moreStudy challenges widely held view of children's moral judgement
New research from the University of East Anglia (UEA) argues that childrens ability to make moral judgements has often been substantially underestimated.
Read moreUEA seeks volunteer film-makers for 'Muslim values' research
The University of East Anglia (UEA) is seeking volunteer amateur film-makers to assist with a new research project investigating what British values mean to Muslim people living in the east of England.
Read moreUEA is top 15 UK university
The University of East Anglia (UEA) is once again named among the countrys best-performing universities - reaching 15th position in The Times and Sunday Times Good Universities Guide.
Read morePlaces available for elite athlete scheme
Norfolk Sports Academy (NSA) has re-opened applications to its elite athlete support scheme and five spaces are available to athletes living in Norfolk.
Read moreTickets available for UEA Autumn Literary Festival
The UEA Autumn Literary Festival kicks off on 5 October 2016 with Prof Chris Bigsby in conversation with Whitbread Book of the Year Award winner David Lodge.
Read moreYours or mine? How we handle objects depends on who owns them
New research involving the University of East Anglia has found that how we handle objects depends on who owns them.
Read moreStudy critical of Payment by Results to distribute international aid
Using payment by results to distribute international development aid risks being more about looking good than doing good, according to an academic at the University of East Anglia (UEA).
Read moreQuadram Institute's £400,000 boost from Big C
Norwich Research Parks (NRP) planned Quadram Institute (QI) partners received a huge boost to help mark the launch of a 3 million fundraising campaign with an opening 400,000 donation from Big C.
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