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Supervisors

Norwich believes that excellence is achieved by creating a community driven by curiosity, ambition and ingenuity, and that is what we engender

Research Degree Supervisors

Navigate to each staff profile below to find out about the staff currently supervising research at Norwich University of the Arts.

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Staff portrait of Louis Nixon, leaning against a handrail in the duke street riverside building at Norwich University of the Arts
Professor Louis Nixon
Research
Teresa Stoppani leans against the handrail of the Boardman House building at NUA which houses the Architecture and Interior Design courses
Professor Teresa Stoppani
Architecture and Interior Design 
Research Impact Fellow Nicola Simpson smiles in a fine art studio at Norwich University of the Arts. She is wearing a long sleeved dress with small polka dot pattern and a knitted sweater vest with light blue, ochre, purple, and peach patterns
Dr Nicola Simpson
Research
Dr Marina Velez Vago stands in an empty exhibition space
Dr Marina Velez Vago
Postgraduate
Professor Experience Bryon
Acting
Simon Wilmoth, Director at Research Management at NUA stands in the corridor of St Georges
Professor Simon Willmoth
Research
Dean of Creative Education, Professor Hilary Carlisle, standing in the Duke Street Riverside building
Professor Hilary Carlisle
Senior Team
Image of NUA Academic Alison Goodrum
Professor Alison Goodrum
Research
portrait photo of Dr Rob Hillier standing and smiling while looking away from camera with medium brown hair and brown glasses with a dark grey suit jacket
Dr Rob Hillier
Postgraduate
Portrait of Fine Art academic Mark Wilsher in the studios at Norwich University of the Arts
Dr Mark Wilsher
Postgraduate
portrait photo of senior lecturer Sarah Horton smiling at camera with cropped black hair and a dark blue top
Dr Sarah Horton
Fine Art
photo of senior lecturer Professor Krzysztof Fijalkowski standing with arms by side and looking at camera with grey short hair and a long sleeved black top
Professor Krzysztof Fijalkowski
Fine Art

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Introducing Barry Leith, esteemed animator and director who was part of the team that first brought the Wombles to life. Barry is a regular visitor on our BA (Hons) Animation course, and recently he was working with our stop motion third years, lending his expertise to help plan and troubleshoot their final projects. ‍: @norwichuni_animation_avfx : @womblesofficial : @helenanimate #WeAreNorwich #thewombles #barryleith #animation
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Still from game 'error404'. A dark green background has a circuit board pattern on it. In front are light green walls of a square pattern; a few little objects are flying around the screen. 'error404' is in the centre of the image in pale green text.

Norwich Student wins at Ukie Student Game Jam 2024

BA (Hons) Games Art and Design student Charlie O'Shea was awarded Best Moment-to-Moment Gameplay award for his game 'error404'.
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The Danish steps area in the Duke Street Riverside building at Norwich University of the Arts

Postgraduate Open Day Thursday 11 July

11 July 2024 | 5.00pm to 6.30pm | Duke Street Master your creative practice
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A photo of an art installation from the project: Urbanity from the Ocean, called TRANSFORMATIVE COOPERATION. The image shows various red bricks and bamboo on a floor creating what looks like a path shape. There are white sheets hanging above the pieces on the floor that have been stained blue at the bottom. Finally, there are white pieces of fabric that look like screwed up pieces of paper hanging in the middle of the installation.

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Theo Galvin is an Architecture MArch student who works towards a provocative experimental style of architectural design, related to socio-political issues, specifically around the topic of waste disposal, perception and reuse. Theo talks to us about his opportunity with The AA Taiwan School Fellowship Programme 2023: Urbanity from the Ocean.
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