Digital Media

NUA has invested significantly in hardware and software that is professionally relevant and suitable for its diverse range of academic opportunities.

There is an extensive range of specialist software, available free of charge for NUA students to use on campus and at home during their studies.

IT resources can be accessed at numerous terminals available throughout the campus: in the workshops, library, seminar rooms, and computer labs.

Find a computer lab

Room	Capacity	Computers	Hearing Loop	Wheelchair Access
DS112 Duke Street	22 + tutor	iMac	✘	✘
GU102 Guntons	18 + tutor	iMac	✘	✔
GU108 Guntons	8 + tutor	iMac	✘	✔
SG40 St. Georges	15 + tutor	iMac	✘	✘
M25 Monastery	18 + tutor	PC	✘	✔
M26 Monastery	18 + tutor	PC	✘	✔
BH0-4 Boardman House	24 + tutor	PC	✘	✔
BH0-1 Boardman House	16 + tutor	PC	✘	✔
SA1-03 St. Andrews House	32 + 1 tutor	PC	✘	✔
SA1-06 St. Andrews House	12 + tutor	PC	✘	✔
SA1-08 St. Andrews House	24 + 2 tutor	PC	✘	✔
SA2-04 St. Andrews House	4 + 1 tutor	Mac	✘	✔
SA2-08 St. Andrews House	12 + tutor	PC	✘	✔
SA2-09/10 St. Andrews House	24 + 1 tutor	PC	✘	✔
SA3-04 St. Andrews House	7 + 1 tutor	PC	✘	✔

Booking

Use the Resource Booking System to book computer labs and other media resources. All NUA centrally bookable computer labs are installed with a computer and projector or TV display for digital presentation.

Student IT Helpdesk

A centrally located Student IT Helpdesk provides advice and support for using IT resources, including email:

First floor,
Guntons Building,
30 St Georges Street,
Norwich
NR3 1BA