Our INTO Centre

The classrooms in the Centre are multi-purpose, and cater to everything from intimate discussion-led English classes and interactive computer-based courses, to hands-on experimentation in our science lab.

Classes are small and allow for maximum teacher to student interaction. There are also areas throughout the building for self-study and student-teacher tutorials. Classrooms are equipped with interactive whiteboards for clarity of communication, as well as built-in flip-top computers. There is also a state of the art language lab and a multi-purpose lecture theatre for academic events, performances and classes.

Classroom facilities include:

• Multi-purpose classrooms to cater to variety of learning needs
• Built in classroom computers connected to smart boards for maximum student-teacher interaction
• State-of-the-art IT, language and science laboratories.

INTO University of East Anglia students can eat in their very own restaurant which serves hot meals three times a day.

Dietary requirements, including vegetarian, are catered for. The restaurant is also fully halal certified and uses local and seasonal produce whenever possible. Coffee, tea and light snacks are available all day.

Sample lunch menu

• Spiced Butternut Squash Soup served with fresh bread
• Red Thai Chicken Curry (Halal)
• Beef and Root Vegetable Casserole
• Lamb Kofta balls coated in a rich tomato sauce
• Vegetable Fritatta
• Egg Fried Rice
• Roast New Potatoes with Garlic and Thyme
• Sweet Chilli Vegetables Noodles
• Medley of Vegetables
• Selection of Mixed Salads
• Fresh Fruit Salad

The restaurant is open seven days a week and serves about 450 meals daily. The meal plan options offer great value for money and include breakfast and evening meals from Monday to Friday; and breakfast and lunch on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays (unless otherwise stated).

The INTO Learning Resource Centre is your first stop for all classroom assignments.

The Learning Resource Centre has a collection of books and study materials relevant to your INTO course, as well as DVDs for reference and lending. Weekly periodicals keep you informed of current events and computer terminals are available for self study.

• Overnight laptop check out
• Language resources
• National and local periodicals replenished weekly
• Printing
• photocopying and scanning
• IT assistance

The Learning Resource Centre is a focal point for learning, study and research. For further research, all students have access to the 800,000-volume library and wealth of scholarly journals at the university.