University of East Anglia

“I chose UEA because it is well-known for having a great curriculum for climate change and international development. In terms of my course, it provides a wide range of modules, including modules in environmental science.

Also, there are plenty of networking opportunities with practitioners who are active in international development. Before starting my master’s at UEA, I did the International Graduate Diploma course at INTO UEA. I find it helpful for me to understand the British education system.

The content I learned was also useful for the modules I’ve taken at UEA.

As for extra curriculum activities, the student union provide a variety of activities and services, including a whole range of societies and clubs. Even if you’re not part of the societies, you can try out some new activities you’ve never done before through Do Something Different.

My favourite activity so far is a dog therapy session that you can just pet and spend time with a dog!”

“Not long after I came to UK, I quickly fell in love with UEA. All my fears and worries about studying abroad disappeared. I won’t feel lonely here because it’s easy to make friends from all over the world.

There all kind of interesting events organized by various clubs or societies, and you can participate as much as you want. What attracts me most about UEA is the beautiful scenery.

I always walk along the lake and enjoy the sunset with my friends on campus. The longer you stay in Norwich, the more you can feel its charm. This medium sized city in the east of England is safe and friendly, with a strong cultural heritage and close to the sea.

The reason I chose to study MSc Finance and Management at UEA is that Norwich Business School has a strong reputation in the world. It provides us with many resources and opportunities.

Every semester has an employment week, you’ll have the opportunity to choose the company you are interested in and submit your CV or talk to them face to face.”