Norwich University of the Arts

Norwich ranks 42nd in the Guardian University Guide 2027, rising 24 places. It was also named Specialist University of the Year in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2027. Its Teaching Excellence Framework results are Gold overall, for student experience and for student outcomes.

Norwich’s Business and Employability team offers individual advice on career planning, applications, interviews and working for yourself. Its Profile platform helps you record experience, develop your portfolio and find jobs, commissions and industry events. Support continues after graduation, with careers appointments available for as long as you need them and lifetime access to Profile.

For 2026/27, annual undergraduate tuition fees are £9,790 for Home students and £18,860 for international students. Published fees for 2027/28 entry are £10,050 and £28,500 respectively. Check the university’s Home fees and international fees for your entry year, as postgraduate and diploma courses have different charges. Allow extra for accommodation, materials, printing and other course expenses.

The Norwich University of the Arts Bursary supports eligible new UK students with an assessed household income of £25,000 or less. Payments are £500 in Year 0 and Year 1, £300 in Year 2 and £200 in Year 3, helping with materials and study costs. Eligibility is assessed using student finance information, without a separate bursary application. Eligible care leavers and estranged students aged under 25 when starting their course can receive £1,000 a year under a separate scheme.