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Student Welfare
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Student Policies
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- Undergraduate Student Fees Payment Policy 2020-21 (11/05/20) (516k)
- Postgraduate (taught) Student Fees Payment Policy 2020-21 (11/05/20) (491k)
- Postgraduate (research) Student Fees Payment Policy 2019-20 (24/07/19) (213k)
- Data Sharing Agreement between NUA and Oak Street Medical Practice (16/12/15) (737k)
- NUA Student Regulations and Procedures (17/09/20) (1mb)
- NUA Student Agreement (17/09/20) (231k)
- Child Protection and Adult Safeguarding Policy (16/02/17) (194k)
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- Communication Policy (11/01/13) (89k)
- Freedom Of Information Act Publication Scheme (11/01/13) (130k)
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Procurement and disposal policies
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Scope of collections held
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We are delighted to announce Professor Louis Nixon will become Dean of Research and Knowledge Exchange at Norwich University of the Arts.
Professor Nixon, an artist and academic who has worked in Art and Design education for more than 30 years, will lead the University’s engagement with industry and build its reputation as a centre for world class research in creative arts and technologies.
Professor Nixon, an artist and academic who has worked in Art and Design education for more than 30 years, will lead the University’s engagement with industry and build its reputation as a centre for world class research in creative arts and technologies.
He joins Norwich from Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) where he has worked since 2018 as Director of the Academy of Visual Arts, focusing on research development, initiating a new PhD programme and a Research and Knowledge Exchange strategy. At the Academy of Visual Arts, Professor Nixon was Co-convenor of the Augmented Creativity Lab, and a Governor of the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre.
Welcoming the appointment, Vice-Chancellor Professor Simon Ofield-Kerr said: “Louis brings an international perspective and a track record of strategic development in research and knowledge exchange. This is a key appointment for Norwich and signals our ambition for the future of the University.”
Professor Nixon studied painting at Chelsea School of Art and completed postgraduate studies in sculpture at the Slade School of Fine Art. His fine art practice encompasses painting, sculpture, installation, and experimental film, often presented as multi-media installations in galleries and public spaces. In 1990 he founded the collective Space Explorations and, as artist, director, and curator, participated in large-scale interventions in response to specific sites including the Greenwich Royal Observatory and Hoxton Power Station. Since 2001 Nixon has worked independently and exhibited widely in the UK and internationally including solo exhibitions in London, Hong Kong, and Italy.
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Professor Louis Nixon to become Dean of Research and Knowledge Exchange at Norwich University of the Arts
Professor Louis Nixon will join Norwich University of the Arts later this year in the new role of Dean of Research and Knowledge Exchange....
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