The University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich is more than just an educational institution; it’s a vibrant community that I’ve come to admire. Nestled in a city that beautifully blends history with modernity, UEA stands out with its unique architecture, especially the iconic Ziggurats. Academically, it’s a powerhouse, particularly in Environmental Sciences and Creative Writing. But what truly resonates with me is the lively student life, filled with events and activities. The sense of belonging and the university’s eco-conscious approach make it a place I’d proudly recommend. If you’re looking for a holistic educational experience in a historic city, UEA might just be your perfect fit.

This university is wonderful and surrounded by welcoming people. I was initially anxious about moving out and worried that I wouldn’t make any friends, yet everyone was extremely hospitable and friendly. My love for biochemistry grows as a result of the way it is taught. Science has always piqued my curiosity, and my time in university taught me that no matter how challenging a notion may appear, if you get it, everything is understandable and lovely.

University is like a separate student city. It has everything what students need every day from new and modern lecture theatres to loads food places, clubs and massive sport complex. Friendly students from all over the world and supporting university services. Lots of fun 🤩