Degrees and
Foundation Degrees
Awarded by UEA
We are a Partner College of the University of East Anglia (UEA). This means that our degrees are awarded by UEA, which is ranked 21st in The Complete University Guide 2025 and 29th in The Mail University Guide 2025.
Courses
BA (Hons) Additional Needs and Disabilities (Children and Young People)
Level 6, Full Time, 3 years, Norfolk House campus
BA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies
Level 6, Full Time, 3 years, Norfolk House campus
BA (Hons) Childhood Studies (Top-Up)
Level 6, Full Time, 1 year, Norfolk House campus
BA (Hons) Leadership and Management
Level 6, Full Time, 3 years, Norfolk House campus
BA (Hons) Social Sciences
Level 6, Full Time, 3 years, Norfolk House campus
BA (Hons) Youth Work
Level 6, Full Time, 3 years, Norfolk House campus
BSc (Hons) Animal Science
Level 6, Full Time, 3 years, Easton College campus
BSc (Hons) Sport, Health and Exercise Science
Level 6, Full Time, 3 years, Easton College campus
BSc (Hons) Wildlife and Conservation
Level 6, Full Time, 3 years, Easton College campus
BSc (Hons) Zoology
Level 6, Full Time, 3 years, Easton College campus
FdA Early Childhood Studies
Level 5, Full Time, 2 years, Norfolk House campus
FdSc Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
Level 5, Full Time, 2 years, International Aviation Academy Norwich
FdSc Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, with a Foundation Year
Level 5, Full Time, 3 years, International Aviation Academy Norwich
FdSc Health Studies
Level 5, Full Time, 2 years, Norfolk House campus
FdSc Mental Health Practice
Level 5, Full Time, 2 years, Norfolk House campus
FAQs
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Can I study a degree in Norwich without going to university?
Yes, City College Norwich offers university-level degrees and foundation degrees as an alternative to traditional universities.
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Is studying locally cheaper?
Studying close to home can significantly reduce accommodation and living costs, making it a more affordable option.
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Can I study a degree while working or managing other commitments?
Our teaching is condensed, usually into two days a week, to allow you to combine your studies with work and other commitments you may have.
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What is the difference between a foundation degree and a full degree?
A foundation degree (FdA or FdSc) is a two-year qualification that combines academic study with workplace learning. After completing a foundation degree, you can often "top-up" to a full BA or BSc honours degree with an additional year of study.
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Can I get student finance for a degree at City College Norwich?
Yes, eligible students can apply for student finance, including tuition fee loans and maintenance support, depending on their circumstances. You can find full details about the funding available and how to apply on our financial support page.
We were awarded a TEF Silver rating overall in 2023, achieving this for both student experience and student outcomes.
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