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UEA becomes a real Living Wage employer
The University of East Anglia (UEA) has become an accredited real Living Wage employer and will immediately pay its employees the voluntary living wage rate of 9.00 an hour.
Read moreRecord number of students given a dose of a life in Medicine at residential event
Aspiring medical students from local schools got a taste of university life and what its like to stay on campus thanks to a University of East Anglia (UEA) project supporting young people from underrepresented backgrounds.
Read moreOrchestra performance hits the right note for local schoolchildren
Students at opposite ends of the educational system met yesterday (Wednesday 13 February) as primary school children from four schools in Norfolk were treated to a musical performance by the University of East Anglias (UEAs) Student Symphony Orchestra.
Read moreUEA professor wins Costa Biography Award
Prof Rebecca Stott has won the prestigious 2017 Costa Biography Award for her book, In the Days of Rain: A Daughter, A Father, a Cult.
Read moreProceed to checkout? Not on your mobile, say researchers
Shoppers hoping to bag a bargain in the post-Christmas sales are much less likely to go through with their purchases if they are using phones and tablets to buy goods online.
Read moreStudy shows how Olympic Games affect the stock market
New research reveals how global sports events such as the Olympic Games can affect stock market activity.
Read moreCollege joins with UEA for a new Higher Education partnership
From September 2018, South Essex Colleges University Centre and UEA will form an exciting collaborative partnership to offer a range of high quality HE programmes in Essex.
Read moreParasite mimics human proteins to provide ‘ready meals’
Giardia parasites responsible for one of the worlds most common gastric diseases are able to mimic human cell functions to break apart cells in the gut and feed off them, new research has shown.
Read moreHuman genome sequenced with pocket-sized device
Scientists at UEA have been part of an international team to assemble the most complete human genome ever using a single technology a pocket sized, portable DNA sequencer.
Read moreHow algae survive the harsh world of sea ice
New research from the University of East Anglia has revealed new clues into how algae survive within polar sea ice.
Read moreNew insights into how employees manage stressful situations
Researchers have developed a new tool which could benefit organisations and their staff by assessing employees beliefs about how they manage challenging and stressful situations at work.
Read moreUEA innovation recognised at awards
Innovative initiatives led by professors, doctors and students at the University of East Anglia (UEA) were recognised during an awards ceremony last night.
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