East Anglia University is located in Norwich, 165 km northeast of London. Norwich is England's first UNESCO City of Literature. The university is located 3.5 km from the city center in the Norwich Research Park. It is a renowned global center for environmental, health and botanical research and is also home to the University Hospital of Norfolk and Norwich.

East Anglia University is ranked among the 200 best universities in the world, consistently ranked in the TOP-10 universities in the UK and in TOP-10 universities in the UK according to student reviews. The university offers 300 bachelor's and master's degree programs in a wide range of specialties, and is renowned worldwide for its excellent research and teaching activities. Sir Paul Nurse, winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology, defended his PhD at the University of East Anglia. Unsurprisingly, 94% of the University of East Anglia's students - with state-of-the-art equipment, innovative teaching technologies and high rankings in science, management, ecology and pharmaceuticals - are employed within six months of graduation.

Best campus among all universities in England

The campus of the university stretches over 200 hectares, on which buildings are interspersed with picturesque parklands. The university campus has some of the best gyms and venues among all universities in England. Students have access to all of the university's resources, which include a 24/7 library, a large network of laboratories and research equipment, the £ 30m Sportspark with its 50m Olympic pool and the Sainsbury Fine Arts Center.

Admission to the University of East Anglia

For international students, the University of East Anglia offers studying programs in conjunction with INTO University Partnerships directly on its basis.

INTO University Partnerships provides undergraduate and postgraduate preparatory programs, as well as an integrated International Year One program that combines preparation with 1st year University of East Anglia.

Main reasons to enter University of East Anglia for foreign students

• 15th in the UK Good University Guide 2017.
• The UEA's undergraduate and graduate programs in Creative Writing are considered the best in the country.
• Ranked in the top 1% of the world's strongest research universities.
• The UEA is part of the Norwich research park, which houses the largest hospital, several research centers for microbial sciences and applied botany, and one of two UK centers for genome mapping.
• Norwich is one of the safest cities in the United Kingdom.
• The musical life of the city is very active, there are often concerts and festivals with world-class stars - U2, Depeche Mode, Fall Out Boy, Taylor Swift. The largest concerts take place on the site of the UEA university campus, and the University Student Council is responsible for distributing tickets.

Accommodation

The main dormitories of the university are located on the campus - usually a 5-15 minute walk to the main academic buildings. Residential blocks in hostels are formed into student apartments, each apartment can have from 2 to 14 rooms. Accommodation is mainly single, there are en-suite rooms and rooms with shared facilities. The cost of living varies from £ 2800 to £ 7400 per year.

Student life

UEA offers students a fantastic student experience. Whether you enjoy lounging in the park, dancing to live music, exercising, or exploring the exhibits at the campus gallery, the university has something to offer every student. It is also convenient for students to explore the region. The UEA campus is located just 2 miles from downtown Norwich. The scenic Norfolk coastline is also easily accessible by car or train.

Campus life

UEA students have everything they need. In addition to award-winning buildings, fantastic opportunities, and a large number of communities of interest, students also gain access to a state-of-the-art fitness center, 24-hour library, world-renowned Sainsbury Center and LCR, and a vibrant music scene. A doctor, dentist, pharmacist and nurse work on the campus of the university. It has a laundry, post office, IT center, career center, shops, cafes, a multiconfessional center, free Wi-Fi and many green spaces to relax.

University of East Anglia's priority research areas include:

• Culture, Creativity and Belief - Research provides a better understanding of how we identify ourselves and others in a rapidly changing world, how we communicate, how we relate to and adapt to our environment.
• Healthy Living and Aging - Research on healthy living and aging spans a range of disciplines with the goal of improving lives globally.
• Rethinking Society - Research is helping to change social thinking to improve the lives of others, better prepare humankind to tackle critical global challenges, and help make important decisions that will affect all of us. From guiding child protection issues to learning the language used to describe terrorist violence, UEA research helps shape our world for the better by providing a quality base for those who can bring about change.
• Securing Energy Food and Water - In a world where energy, food and water are increasingly scarce, university research provides vital information on how to move forward sustainably and efficiently.
• Understanding Human and Natural Environments - UEA scientists are studying whether some of the most dangerous threats can be avoided, including rapid climate change, antibiotic resistance and the loss of the world's rarest animal species.
• Understanding the Fundamentals - Research from the University of East Anglia helps uncover the systems that underlie our knowledge of the world. From breakthroughs in computational science and engineering to elegant solutions for medical breakthroughs, fundamental research helps deepen our understanding across disciplines and provides a foundation for future discoveries.