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• LocationNorwich, The United Kingdom
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Norwich University of the Arts is a specialist university in Norwich, England, teaching art, architecture, design, film, performing arts, technology, business, marketing and psychology. Its history goes back to the Norwich School of Design, founded in 1845, and it received university title in 2012. According to the university, it is the only specialist arts university rated Gold in all three categories of the 2023 Teaching Excellence Framework.

The course list includes 52 programmes: bachelor's degrees in fields such as acting, animation, architecture, fashion, fine art, film, games, graphic design, computer science, AI and robotics, business, marketing and psychology; master's degrees including an MArch in Architecture and MA and MSc courses in design, media and creative computing; online degrees through LSDM; an integrated foundation year; and Level 5 diplomas. From September 2027, undergraduate degrees will be jointly awarded with the Royal College of Art (RCA).

International students can apply for merit-based scholarships of £2,000 to £5,000. Accommodation is guaranteed to new undergraduates who make Norwich their firm UCAS choice and apply by the priority deadline, and the campus includes the Duke Street Riverside teaching and accommodation building.

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Bachelor's degrees (BA/BSc Hons), with an optional integrated foundation year (Year 0):

• Art and design: Fine Art, Illustration, Graphic Design, Graphic Communication, Photography, Textile Design, Interior Design, Design for Publishing
• Fashion, Fashion Communication and Promotion, Fashion Marketing and Business
• Architecture
• Animation, Animation and Visual Effects, Film and Moving Image Production, Games Art and Design, Esports
• Acting; Electronic Music and Sound Production
• Computer Science, AI and Robotics, Creative Computing, Games Development, User Experience Design
• Business Management, Marketing, Psychology

Undergraduate degrees will be jointly awarded with the Royal College of Art from September 2027.

• Architecture MArch
• MA: Advertising, Animation, Communication Design, Creative Education, Film, Fine Art, Games, Illustration, Interaction Design, Photography, Service Design, Textile Design, User Experience Design
• MSc: Creative Computing; Data Science and AI in Creative Industries
• Online master's through LSDM: Design, Marketing, Digital and Tech Marketing, UX Design

Entry normally requires a 2:1 bachelor's degree or equivalent (60-70% depending on the country), ideally in a related subject or with relevant experience.

• Year 1 of a bachelor's degree: 104 UCAS points (120 for Architecture), A levels BCC (BBC for Architecture) or IB Diploma 26 points; country-specific requirements are listed for many national qualifications
• Integrated foundation year: 64 UCAS points or IB 24 points
• Advanced entry to Year 2 for applicants with university-level study or a Level 4 diploma, depending on qualification and portfolio
• Master's: 2:1 bachelor's degree or equivalent

International admissions questions: [email protected].

Merit-based scholarships for overseas fee-status students starting in 2027, awarded as a tuition fee deduction for one year:

• Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship: £5,000 (undergraduate) or £3,500 (postgraduate), separate application
• International UG Scholarship: £2,000; In-UK UG Scholarship: £3,000
• Country scholarships for India and China/Hong Kong, a British National Overseas discount (home fee price match) and an international alumni discount for postgraduate study

Accommodation is guaranteed to all new undergraduates who make Norwich their firm choice through UCAS and apply for a room before the priority deadline. Options include university-managed accommodation, such as the Duke Street Riverside building on campus, and private housing; the Accommodation office helps with both.