Home and EU Postgraduate FAQ
What are the fees?
£3,600 full-time or £1,980 part-time.
If you already hold a qualification that is equal to or above the level of the course you are applying for ELQ rates will apply which for 2010/11 are £7,312 full-time and £3,656 part-time.
Can I do the course part-time as well as full-time?
Yes, you can either do the course over one year on a full-time basis or over two years on a part-time basis.
Is it possible to get funding?
The University College supports selected applications to the AHRC's Doctoral and Professional Preparation Master's Studentship Competitions. Students who wish to apply for an AHRC award should submit their application for a place to study at the University College by 1st March to ensure that the AHRC application process can be completed by the May deadline. The University College has a Code of Practice for the Selection, Preparation and Submission of Applications to AHRC Studentship Competitions. For further information please contact postgrad@nuca.ac.uk.
Other opportunities may be featured on www.prospects.ac.uk and certain banks also offer a Career Development Loan.
What qualification do I need?
A UK BA (Hons) degree in a relevant subject. Additionally applicants should have experience of creative practice.
How do I apply?
Application forms should be sent directly to Academic Registry, Norwich University College of the Arts, Francis House, 3-7 Redwell Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 4SN, UK.
What is the deadline for applications?
20th August 2010.
What accommodation is available?
Students may choose to apply for a place at Nicholas Mews, which consists of seven University College owned purpose built houses. All rooms are fully furnished single bedrooms grouped around shared facilities and are within easy access of the University College. Rents for 2010/11 range from £83 to £90 per week including bills. Priority is given to students living far from home and those with medical or disability issues.
There is also an ample supply of reasonably priced accommodation in Norwich, including rooms, flats and houses rented from private landlords. Our Student Support Team are happy to help students find rented accommodation. Additional information can be found here.
Can I have more details about the courses?
Details can be found here. For further information please contact James Smith at j.smith@nuca.ac.uk.
Do I get a studio space?
Full-time students are allocated studio space for the year, but part-time students are expected to provide their own space.
When would I expect to be in?
Thursday is the main teaching day. Full-time students are expected to come in more frequently to use their studio space.



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