Norwich University of the Arts

Academic strengths & graduate outcomes

Across 117 courses, Norwich University of the Arts's largest teaching areas are geography and earth sciences (44 courses), general studies (38 courses) and creative arts and design (33 courses), with further provision in computer science, history and philosophy and business and management. In the latest national data it records 81.1% average course satisfaction (NSS), 89.6% first-year continuation, 91.8% of graduates in work or further study and 52.3% in professional or managerial roles. Median graduate pay rises from about £23,543 fifteen months after graduating to £23,821 after five years, peaking at £26,500 for Architecture.