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Olympic Gold medallist and ex-Norwich City footballer share tips for success
Olympic Gold medal-winning hockey player and ex-Norwich City footballer shared their experiences, knowledge and tips for success with UEA sports scholarship students and local athletes, at an event on 14 March.
Read moreLocal school hop down to UEA for hare project
Artist educators from The Sainsbury Centre of Visual Arts (SCVA) are working with pupils at West Earlham Infant and Nursery School to design UEAs hare for the GoGoHares trail.
Read more‘Science isn’t seen as being very cool, but it’s really fun!’
In recognition of British Science Week, young people are hoping to inspire a love of science and change perceptions of the discipline among their peers.
Read moreGreen Light to Increase Medical Student Places at UEA
UEA has been given the green light to increase the number of medical student places at Norwich Medical School by a further 25 places from September 2019.
Read moreVolunteers needed to help protect Essex’s orchard heritage
The regions orchards are an integral part of the landscape and an important source of biodiversity. They are also a rich, but under-researched, historical record.
Read moreUEA encourages young people to ‘move on up’
More than 500 pupils from 28 schools across Norfolk and north Suffolk have visited UEA for the annual Move On Up event, aimed at encouraging young people who might not have higher education on their radar, to continue their studies into higher education.
Read moreCare home admissions risk breaching human rights of older people
Thousands of older people in low and middle-income countries are at risk of abuse and human rights violations when being admitted to care homes, according to new research led by UEA.
Read moreFormer UEA student hopes to ‘crack’ food waste
This Easter will see people tucking into trendy poached egg brunches and whipping up batches of creme egg brownies, UEA graduate has developed a novel use for the humble egg by incorporating it into high protein drinks, which could reduce food waste.
Read moreNorfolk’s iconic Swallowtail Butterfly at risk from climate change
Norfolk's butterflies, bees, bugs, birds, trees and mammals are at major risk from climate change as temperatures rise according to new research from the University of East Anglia.
Read moreUEA gender pay gap report published
UEA has today published its first Gender Pay Gap Report which measures the difference between mens and womens mean and median earnings at the university.
Read moreAspiring filmmakers invited to ‘mash-up’ film archives for competition
Submissions are now open for the UEA East Anglian Film Archives annual Mashup Filmmaking Competition.
Read moreChronic uncertainty defines the Brexit process, new academic report reveals
Significant political and economic uncertainty characterises the Brexit process one year after the UK triggered Article 50, a new report by academic group The UK in a Changing Europe finds.
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