The University of East Anglia was founded in 1963 and is based in Norwich, England. Its campus is at Norwich Research Park, giving students a base in the city for their studies.

Courses cover a broad range of subject areas. Students can explore Engineering, Mathematics and Physics, Health Sciences, Education and Biological Sciences, alongside Media, Language and Communication Studies. Those drawn to the humanities will find Literature, Drama and Creative Writing; Politics, Philosophy and Area Studies; and History and Art History.

The university offers study at several levels, so international students can join at the stage that suits them. There are undergraduate degrees for those beginning higher education, taught postgraduate programmes for graduates looking to specialise, and postgraduate research for those wishing to pursue extended independent work. Short courses and continuing professional development are also available, as are apprenticeships, which combine learning with work.