Becca’s return to education as a student parent
How do you balance the responsibilities of raising a child while embarking on the journey back to higher education? Becca Mawe, a student parent and mum-of-one, reveals all about the challenges and rewards.
Read more >Empowerment through education: A journey from Afghanistan to the UK
Bahara, who studied MA Public Policy and Public Management at UEA as part of the University of Sanctuary initiative, writes about her journey from Afghanistan to the UK and her continuing passion in advocating for education for women and girls.
Read more >UEA graduate aims to become first complete spinal injury tetraplegic to climb Mount Kilimanjaro
Interview with UEA graduate Max Levene about his time at UEA and his aim to become the first complete spinal injury tetraplegic in a wheelchair to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
Read more >UEA graduate Jim Prior’s Career Journey
Jim Prior, UEA BSc Physics with Environmental Science graduate, looks back at his memories of UEA, how his career in branding has developed, and how he’s planning to be more active than ever in his retirement.
Read more >State of the art MRI scanner to support research and teaching at UEA
A closer look at UEA’s £3.7 million magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) centre opened in June 2021 with support from the Wellcome Trust and Wolfson Foundation.
Read more >UEA Alumni couple look back on being in a band in the 1980s and how music shaped their careers.
An interview with UEA graduate couple Stephen Colvin and Pippa Colvin (née Clements). Pippa and Stephen talk about being in the pop band Sam & Galore in the 1980s and how music continued to shape their careers directly and indirectly.
Read more >The Gloucester exhibition: the loss and rediscovery of a seventeenth-century warship
In 2023, Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery welcomed almost 70,000 people through its doors to view ‘The Last Voyage of the Gloucester: Norfolk’s Royal Shipwreck, 1682’. A film showcasing the success of the exhibition has been made.
Read more >Meet the writer who used his UEA degree to fuel a career in human rights
Brian Dooley, Human Rights writer, activist, and UEA graduate, talks to us about his year before UEA in apartheid South Africa, an obsession with the Kennedys, and why he’s still hungry after a long career.
Read more >Jared’s journey to becoming an inspiring maths master
Jared Carpenter, from UEA’s School of Mathematics speaks about his fight for education, the University’s support, and his hopes to inspire other autistic students.
Read more >Professor puts gun crime in the spotlight in podcast episode
The debate on gun control is once again raging in the United States, following the tragic mass shooting in Maine. Emma Long, UEA Associate Professor in American History and Politics, has recently discussed the topic on the America: A History Podcast
Read more >Student's publishing career takes flight with first children's book
Max Wrigley, a Creative Writing and English Literature student at UEA, has today released his first children’s book, titled ‘Sammy the Seagull’.
Read more >Meet the UEA graduate helping to regulate outer space
An interview with Andrew Peebles, External Relations Officer within the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), and UEA History graduate.
Read more >