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University profile
Norwich, United Kingdom
About
Norwich University of the Arts is a small specialist public university devoted to art, design, media, architecture and performance. It was founded in 1845 as the Norwich School of Design and gained university title in 2012. Around 2,700 students study in twelve city-centre buildings, with workshops for fashion, textiles, film, animation, games and printmaking.
At a glance
Where you'll study
Twelve buildings clustered in central Norwich, with Francis House on Redwell Street as the main reception and most studios along St Georges Street and Duke Street.
Visit websiteSomewhere to live
225 en-suite bedrooms and three studios in a city-centre building reserved for Norwich University of the Arts students, operated by PfP Students; rate shown is the 2025/26 published weekly rent for a 46-week contract. · Norwich City Centre Campus
Traditional university-owned halls in landscaped gardens 1.2 miles from campus, with some en-suite rooms, on a 44-week contract. · Norwich City Centre Campus
Funding
Ask your counsellor which of these you may be eligible for — they'll confirm the details before you apply.
One application covers up to five universities, ranked in the order you prefer them.
Large city-centre residence operated by Collegiate half a mile from campus, offering en-suite cluster rooms and studios on a 46-week contract. · Norwich City Centre Campus
100 en-suite bedrooms in flats of 10 or 11 on the upper floors of the university's Duke Street teaching building, on a 44-week contract. · Norwich City Centre Campus
48 university-owned rooms in houses and flats of four or six sharing a kitchen and living room, open to undergraduates and postgraduates; weekly rent not published on the university page. · Norwich City Centre Campus
Prices are indicative — bookings are made directly with the university or provider.
