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BA Fine Art student selected for John Ruskin Prize 2019

Third year student Emilia Symis is a finalist in the prestigious annual award.

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VFX student awarded place on Next Gen Futures summer programme

First year student Ryan Prendergast will spend 8 weeks developing his skills.

Monochrome photo depicting a woman on a ladder and a man holding the ladder

BA Photography student receives Honourable Mention in International Photography Awards

Isabella-Grace Cameron Doades awarded for her street photography.

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BA Fine Art student shortlisted for Broomhill National Sculpture Prize

Bethany Freer is one of ten artists to be shortlisted for the annual award.

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VFX students network with industry professionals at FMX in Stuttgart

VFX visit FMX in Stuttgart, Europe's premiere VFX and CGI animation conference.

Drawing of a pink house with a white front door and breasts as roof tiles

MA Fine Art student selected for Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2019

Liam Ashley Clark will show work in the prestigious annual exhibition.

Dark coloured photo showing a man stood in the doorway of a garden shed and a young woman dressed in pale pink just next to the shed

Three students shortlisted for The Batsford Prize 2019

We're delighted that students across BA and MA courses were selected for the annual award.

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Marie Brennan appointed to the British Council

NUA's Head of Postgraduate Taught Awards is appointed to Arts and Creative Economy Advisory Board.

Work by a Games Art and Design student showing a plant pushing up through a pile of earth

Games Art and Design student winner in Catalyst Hack Jam

Marianne Skinner Cassidy and her team won an award for their climate change game.

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Didn’t know the work I photographed for Rosie Bragg @NUAfashioncomms @NorwichUniArts would end up in her degree show work, that was a nice surprise. Styling/creative direction by Rosie.Set/props/photography by me. (anyone spot me dragging that bed down the street 🙈🤪) #wearenua

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