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Fashion technician and a student at Norwich University of the Arts in the fashion studio looking at a collection

Norwich University of the Arts ranked 3rd for teaching quality

NUA wins multiple 2021 StudentCrowd Awards as voted for by students.
A selection of warped circular black handbags designed by BA Fashion student Emily Rose

Four students shortlisted and one finalist in Graduate Fashion Week Awards

The students have been listed in a variety of categories in the annual awards.
Architectural illustration reimagining the retail space previously occupied by Debehnams in Norwich. Exterior illustration of the building

BA Architecture student wins competition redesigning a retail space in Norwich

Luke Psaros' 'Urban Forrest' design was picked as the most imaginative concept for the building.
Promotional design for Duolingo, with a purple owl illustration on a dark purple background. By Ruby Douglass, Ben Sanderson and Lily West, BA Graphic Communication

9 D&AD pencils won across BA Graphic Design, BA Graphic Communication and BA Animation courses

20 students across three courses have won a yellow, graphite or wood pencil.

Students and graduates selected for the Assembly House Summer Open 2021

The Assembly House Summer Open runs from 4-10 June 2021.
Children's book illustration of a space scene. A mouse is on the moon surface, wearing a space helmet and red boots. The mouse is wheeling a lump of cheese in a wheelbarrow towards a house with a rocket parked next to it. Earth is floating in the background amongst the stars

Third year student Lorna Hill wins the Carmelite Prize 2021

Lorna is the first student from NUA to outright win the prize
Detail of fabric showing a green print of fern leaves and insects on a white background

Textile Design students shortlisted for The Batsford Prize 2020-21

The annual prize spans Applied Art and Textiles, Fine Art, Illustration and Children's Illustration.
Concept explanation for Mooch, a digital platform to find a new book. Illustrations of hands holding books coloured in red, blue, brown and beige. The word Mooch is in big red capital letters

Lily West, BA Graphic Communication, places second in Dragon Rouge Firestarter competition

Lily was awarded second place for her digital bookstore, Mooch.
Pink circle on a pale pink background filled with abstract red shapes

Digital exhibition presents staff and BA Fine Art student work together

Community Regenerate brings together work by NUA staff and Year 1 Fine Art students