In my opinion the University of East Anglia is much more than an academic institution. At the heart of a bustling and busy Norwich City, UEA drew me in with smiling faces, expansive campus grounds and a myriad of extra-curricular activities. I also found my dream degree with a combination of two subjects I have become quite passionate about, despite my personal, initial reservations. As a result of taking Media and International Development, I have learned so much about how (as an example) mainstream media and other media forms affect and are received by the global population regardless of social or physical differences. However, that is just a glimpse of what is possible here. Outside of academics, I was also able to use my love for and new understanding of Media and Development to kickstart a merchandising business featuring my own graphic designs, where I aimed for the proceeds to go to a charity or NGO of my choice. Furthermore, UEA’s societies are endless and cater to whatever interests you may have, you even have the option to suggest ideas for new ones too! For me personally, I loved the baking, dodgeball and cheerleading groups where I was able to fit exercise and creative fun into busy weeks of lectures all while making so many friends. I also quickly fell in love with the nightlife in the university and Norwich as a whole; having met so many different people from all over the world let alone the UK in the LCR/Hive. For anyone passionate about media, arts and film, I would definitely recommend the University of East Anglia, look forward to having the experience of a lifetime!

Good. Having a lecturer advisor was helpful. Some material is tricky but you get there in the end. The location is good. Plenty of social things to do
You get to choose your modules in the second and third year