Specialising in art, design, and media, Norwich institution of the Arts is a public institution located in Norwich, Norfolk, United Kingdom. With a long history of providing arts education, it was first established in 1845 as the Norwich School of Design. One of the top universities in the UK for specialised study in the arts, architecture, design, media, and creative sciences is Norwich University of the Arts (NUA). . In 2022, Norwich University of the Arts was placed 5503rd in the world and 148th in the United Kingdom. The Times University Guide 2024 ranked it 75th. The University has an 87% acceptance rate, which indicates that admissions are less selective.
Entry Requirements
Can be accepted for direct admission to undergraduate courses after completing 13 years of schooling
International Baccalaureate Diploma:Â 27 points
A-levels:Â BBB
Postgraduate
It is typically accepted to apply to masters degrees after completing an undergraduate degree. You need a minimum of a UK 2:1 for most courses.
Norwich University of the Arts English Language Requirements
IELTS:Â 6.0 overall, with 5.5 in each category
TOEFL: Overall score of 80 with minimum marks as follows: Listening 17, Reading 18, Speaking 20, Writing 17
Pearson PTE Academic UKVI: 59 or higher on all four skills
Norwich University of the Arts fees
1. Full-time, three- or four-year overseas undergraduate degree £18,000
2. Full-time overseas postgraduate degree £18,000
3. Full-time overseas MArch Architecture (more than two years) £18,000 a year
4. Full-time degree in overseas research, £18,000
5. All short courses (up to a year, with 240 study hours available on demand) £2,310
6. Full-time undergraduate degrees lasting three and four years cost £18,000 annually.
Norwich University of the Arts scholarships
Undergraduate Scholarship
For exceptional applicants who wish to enrol in Norwich University of the Arts’ undergraduate degree programme, there is an educational prize available. For the academic year 2022–2023, Norwich University of the Arts will provide Indian students with an Undergraduate Scholarship programme.
Course Level: Undergraduate
Award: £11,000
Number of Awards: 1
Access Mode: Online
Nationality: International
The award can be taken in the UK
Application Deadline: April 30, 2022
Admission Requirements
Applicants must need to submit previous year degrees or certificates with good academic result.
Dubery & Brogden Scholarships
East Anglia Art Fund (EAAF) presents the Dubery and Brogden scholarships, which give £2500 to undergraduate and graduate students studying fine art, illustration, textile design, and fashion.
The artists Fred Dubery and Joanne Brogden’s estate made a sizable donation to the EAAF in 2016, which led to the creation of the Dubery and Brogden scholarships.
These scholarships support Norwich students throughout their degrees by recognising their potential and meeting their financial requirements. EAAF membership is given to scholars, offering peer assistance and networking opportunities.
Eligibility
Undergraduate ScholarshipÂ
Available to first-year students majoring in illustration, fashion, textile design, and fine art. The applicant’s total household income as stated in their Student Finance application is taken into consideration when determining the applicant’s means for the undergraduate scholarship.
Postgraduate Scholarship
Available to full-time and part-time postgraduate students pursuing an MA in Fashion, an MA in Textile Design, or an MA in Fine Art.
Lanpro Architectural Bursary
To support the development and expansion of their practice, Lanpro Architecture are providing financial support in the form of a £3000 bursary for a postgraduate student at NUA on the Master of Architecture (MArch) Part II course.
