University of East Anglia - UEA (reviews)

The study spaces on campus have truly become my second home. The warm, vibrant atmosphere always helps me focus and genuinely sparks my creativity—something that’s so important when you’re balancing jobs and coursework. The library is the ultimate spot for my friends and me to gather, whether we’re locking in for independent study, brainstorming fresh ideas, or tackling group projects together. Being surrounded by this community makes me feel more connected to the wider UEA campus. It’s a place that has helped me grow, boosting my confidence through collaboration with people from so many different backgrounds.

The campus is very big that has it lake, and sports stadium. UEA has many different buildings for different course everyday, which is very spacious with a forest stay right behind the campus. And yet, there is another things for the campus having lots of space. Most of the students had to ride the bus at least 20 minutes to the city centre for groceries shopping, as there is no any large supermarkets nearby unless the 20 minutes walking to the Aldi. Therefore, there are good and slight not very convenience when it comes to spacious campus.

The MSc in Climate Change at the University of East Anglia offers excellent teaching, strong research focus, and real-world relevance. Supportive lecturers, well-structured modules, and an international learning environment make it a great choice for anyone serious about climate science, policy, and sustainability. I recommend this university.

Studying at the University of East Anglia has been a life-changing experience for me. The events and societies are inclusive and there is always something to get involved in on campus. The teaching at NBS is both practical and engaging with lecturers who are genuinely supportive. I’ve also developed strong teamwork skills by working with new people I had never met before which is something that my 16-year old self would never have imagined being confident about. Two of my favourite modules have been Digital Marketing and Marketing communications, where I collaborated with a team to produce a campaign and advertisement video for a local business. This allowed me to put my knowledge into action and apply what I learned in a real-word context.

The study spaces on campus are genuinely my comfort place. Their warm welcoming atmosphere always puts me at ease and often inspires my creativity, which is important for someone like me who enjoys creating social media content. The library is where my friends and I usually meet up to catch up on work, brainstorm ideas and catch up on group projects. Being surrounded by other students make me feel connected to the wider UEA community, and is one of the places where I’ve developed my confidence skills by collaborating with different backgrounds.