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Packaging and branding design for Royal Canin pet foot by BA Graphic Design graduate Tom Hardwick. Four black pet food sachets stand in a row. On the sachets are photos of cats and dogs wearing illustrated royal accessories, such as crowns, jewels and neck ruffles. Each flavour has a different colour label.

NUA rated second in the world for Design Education Institution

NUA has been rated second in the world for Design Education Institute.

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Year 3 team win Ukie Student Game Jam 2021

The win follows the team's success in Ukie's #raisethegamejam in 2020.

Two poster designs for the Graduate Fashion Foundation 30th anniversary. On the left, a green poster with purple typography and a purple 3d rendered bridge. On the right, a pink poster with blue typography, and a pink 3D rendered ladder

Amy Milton wins Graduate Fashion Foundation 30th Anniversary Competition

Amy Wilton is one of four winners of the competition, which was open to students across the country

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'Grayson Perry: The Vanity of Small Differences' at @eastgallerynua is now open! 🙌

https://www.edp24.co.uk/things-to-do/grayson-perry-tapestries-at-east-gallery-nua-norwich-7901804

#CultureisNotCancelled

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When did creative become a dirty word?

⏺ Our statement on the proposed cuts to arts subjects:

Here’s a radical thought: Britain will do better in the future as a creative economy than as a knowledge economy. We will do better through the application of creative and innovative thinking, and not just in what we call the creative industries but across the whole economy.

The Government’s proposal to cut funding for arts subjects that nurture creative thinking will deprive Britain’s £115.9 billion-a-year creative and others industries of a pipeline of talent, and the industries of tomorrow of the creative thinkers they need to design products and services we haven’t yet imagined or experienced.

At Norwich University of the Arts, we see new talent and opportunities emerging.

We see how creativity touches industries beyond the creative arts in the design and experience of objects and materials that people use every day.

It’s a simple equation.

What does Britain minus creativity equal?

Creative education matters, and it should matter to all of us.

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NUA Masters Class

Thursday 22 April - Thursday 8 July 2021

An online taster series of MA lectures and seminars on contemporary arts and the creative industries

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Grayson Perry: The Vanity of Small Differences

Tuesday 18 May - Saturday 3 July 2021 | Free entry

An Arts Council exhibition of Grayson Perry’s tapestries exploring the “taste tribes of Britain”.

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Online Postgraduate Open Day

Thursday 3 June 2021

Explore our creative postgraduate courses and meet our academic makers & creators.

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