Norwich Business School is ranked in the top 100 business schools in the world and is one of only two top 100 British business schools that offers undergraduate programs in London. It has 90% of its research rated as internationally excellent and offers innovative programs in strategic carbon management, international human resource management, and accounting and management. The school aims to promote academic achievement and develop future managerial excellence in its students.

1. Norwich Business School
A world top 100 Business School –
One of only 2 top 100 British business schools offering UG programmes in London
The recent Shanghai Jiaotong Academic Ranking of World Universities in Economics and Business
2009 ranks the Norwich Business School within the world’s top 100, one of only nine
British Business Schools to be awarded top-100 status (of which only 6 actually offer full-time
undergraduate degree programmes). See http://www.arwu.org/SubjectEcoBus2009.jsp for more
information.
With 90% of UEA Research rated of International Excellence (Research
Assessment Exercise, 2008) the Business School has continued to uphold the strong
research reputation of UEA pioneering innovative programs:
 World-first MBA in Strategic Carbon Management
 MSc in International Human Resource Management
 MA in Accounting and Management
Success is a journey, not a destination
With teaching and learning designed to promote academic achievements and develop the
potential for future managerial excellence the Norwich Business School has launched the business
careers of tens-of-thousands of students, both home and abroad.
UEA London’s Pathway Programmes make achieving your goal a reality
Offering Foundation, Diploma and Graduate Diploma programmes the University aims to help
International students adjust to their new academic environment, providing the support and
specialist learning needed to ensure every student achieves their academic potential.
‘Options are limitless with a degree if this sort from such a good and highly
regarded University.’
Joe Carlin, BSc Accounting and Finance