The University of East Anglia (UEA) is a campus based university with a student population of 15,000 and is home to more than 4000 International and EU students from over 120 countries.
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Undergraduate Programmes
Holders of a good Apolytirion (18/20 or above) will be considered for entry to bachelor degrees. Some courses require 1 or 2 A levels, please contact the relevant School of Study for more specific details.
British A levels, obtained in Cyprus, are considered for direct admission to bachelor degree courses (excluding Modern Greek A level). Holders of the International Baccalaureate Diploma with 32 - 35 points will also be considered for direct admission to bachelors degree programmes.
Applicants with alternative qualifications higher than 'A' level and Apolytirion may be considered for exemption from the first year of bachelor degree programmes.
Note that some courses require higher scores/grades than those stated above - please check specific details for the course(s) you are interested in.
For more specific entry requirement information, please contact the relevant admissions department within your School of Study.
Postgraduate Programmes
Holders of a good Bachelor degree from the University of Cyprus will be considered for taught graduate course entry.
Many undergraduate students come to us for either one semester or a full academic year as a part of an exchange agreement with European universities.
Under the ERASMUS scheme exchanges are restricted to certain subjects and institutions. You can find out more about such exchanges by visiting our ERASMUS pages.
All applicants to the University of East Anglia must be able to demonstrate an acceptable level of English language before they can be admitted onto any course or programme.
Undergraduate - English Language Requirements
| Test | Score |
|---|---|
| IELTS | 6.0 |
| PTE | 55 |
Postgraduate Taught and Research - English Language Requirements
| Test | Score |
|---|---|
| IELTS | 6.5 |
| PTE | 62 |
Academic English Assistance
For those not meeting the above academic and/or English language requirements for direct entry, INTO University of East Anglia offers a wide range of Academic Preparation and English Language Programmes designed to assist applicants enter UEA degree courses.
UEA works with partners around the world to promote our programmes and provide a service to students applying to the University. These partners have been carefully selected and we provide regular training to ensure that UEA is accurately represented and that the applicant experience is good. If you are unhappy with an aspect of your applicant experience, please contact us.
Approved UEA agents in Cyprus:
International Relations and European Politics
Living and studying at the University of East Anglia in Norwich for the past three years has been a wonderful experience. The campus is very modern and offers every facility a student could require, including our library that is open 24/7, our student-run bar and shops, and the Sportspark that offers students the chance to participate in many different sports and activities both competitively and for leisure.
The staff at the University, both professors and administrative staff, are all of the highest standard and are especially good at helping new students settle in and feel welcome at UEA. The university's Fresher's Week helped me to feel welcome, make friends, join clubs and societies, and get oriented with the campus. UEA's diverse range of student backgrounds has offered me a chance to interact with people from parts of the world that I'd otherwise have never had the opportunity to meet. Norwich itself is also a beautiful town with a good mix of modern facilities and cultural and historical monuments. I'd recommend UEA and Norwich as a great place to live and study to any student considering it.
One of the reasons I chose to study at UEA was due to it's natural and tranquil environment. Its modern, secure and technologically equipped campus and accommodation offers close proximity to the university's schools but also to its extra curriculum activities. These range from field athletics, soccer, tennis and various other indoor and outdoor sports. The city is only ten minutes drive or on the bus, which proved to be very handy.
UEA offers a conglomeration of races and faces which allowed me to gain insight into varying cultures and ethnic backgrounds which in turn gave me the distinct characteristic of being social with different people. I feel that this played a role in helping to complete both my masters' degrees in a diverse megalopolis like London.
For regular alumni updates from Cyprus and photos from the recent 50th anniversary reunion celebration in Cyprus, visit the Facebook page - University of East Anglia (UEA) Norwich - Cyprus Alumni.