UEA International Student Ambassadors

FIFA was established on May 21, 1904 in Paris by the football federations of Belgium, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Organizing the first World Cup championship was granted to Uruguay to honour its achievements in sports (two Olympic gold medals in football) and a centennial of this country's constitution, falling in 1930. Only 13 national teams declared a will to participate in the tournament (top European teams such as England, Scotland, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, Spain, Germany, Austria, Hungary didn't enter the competition), so there was no qualifiers. The tournament was organized in two rounds: group games and play-offs. The participating teams were divided into 4 groups by geographical region. 5 teams were seeded: Uruguay (Olympic champion), Argentina (silver medallist), Brazil, USA and Bolivia. During the group games Yugoslavia did very well; so did USA and favourites from Uruguay and Argentina and thes

All eyes and tongues are about the World Cup. Indeed it is the most exciting thing going on presently, and what with all the passions rising high, creating opportunities to make friendships and hopefully not enemies, lol! for those of us who couldn't go to south africa, I encourage you though, to watch the documentary that comes up about what the world cup means to Africa, about 9pm on bbc1. Alternatively you could find some video streams on the bbc website. It is informative and gives you a chance to experience the 'other' side of the world cup action! 'waka waka eh eh! This time for Africa!!!' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRpeEdMmmQ0

Just got back from a UEA-Sheffield University excursion for art historians and archaeologists to southern Spain! It was amazing - so much to see, so much to do, so much to learn in a very short period of time. One day it was 35 degrees and the next day, it was wind and torrential rain. We learnt about al-Andalus and looked at ongoing excavations as well as Roman mausoleums and various musuems, went to the Alhambra in Granada and the Great Mosque in Cordoba. I want to go back to Guadix to volunteer! Anyone wanna sponsor me? ;p About a dozen of us lived in a house as guests of Atarfe and were very warmly received. Four horses lived in a stable next to our garden - my breakfast companions. The front garden wall of the house was covered in honeysuckle, the sweet strong scent of which mingled with horse dung and was inhaled deeply by each of us at the end of the day when we returned after walking miles and miles under the blistering sun. Made lots of new friends and ate various tapas with e

Hey ya! I've been chilling for a couple of days like you guys, but unfortunately I don't go anywhere to travel due to the lazziness However, I did have a great time last week on International Student Societ party which is held in Karma Caffee.Thanks to the new friends I made on that day- Lydia ( kenya), Samantha ( Brunei), Yi( China), and Umar( Pakistan).I just wanna say that you guys are Amazing!!! Thank you guys have been devoted your effort to the International students. @Lydia: you're such a cool girl and patient teacher! you gotta teach us Salsa again soon ! @Samantha: the most popular girl on that night!! how do you make it? share the secret with me,will ya? @Yi: brave heart!! I was so proud of you that night dancing like a King!!! @Umar: the nicest person which tell everyone that i needed tissue paper..hahahaha!! You're sooooooo nice! I haven't been so happy for a while till I met you guys.And I will never forget the wonderful time we had together!I really wi

The University of East Anglia has a long-standing reputation for innovation, world class research and student satisfaction. after run great success in education institution, UEA opened the new study center in London as their commitment to build a better education service in UK. The new London study centre was established to enhance the employability of the graduates, raise the university's international profile and foster links with influential government and business communities in the capital. located in the heart of London, the UEA London is ideal for a number of reasons. the strategic location, the environment and the opportunities has make the UEA-London become a valuable place to study further. provide 3 courses: MA in creative enterpreneurship, MBA in strategic carbon management and BSc in international business management. It has also has accomodation for up to 1250 of students. for further information, please visit the website at http://www.uea.ac.uk/london/courses rega

The sun is out, and all that runs through the mind is fun; how, where, when, who with. just remember though that summer vacations provide a great opportunity to build your resume with job experiences, travelling to unfamiliar places, and generally pushing your limit to increase your employability. so with all the fun catching, make it worthwhile experiences which would contribute positively to your CV's!!! Blessing - Nigerian Ambassador

Today is the last day of the exam period for the academic year 2009/2010. At the moment, there's a Fun In The Sun free event going on at the Square. It's very hot out there and totally packed! From 2pm - 6pm, there will be a climbing wall, an assault course, a challenge rodeo, a bungee run and candy floss - all totally free! Summer cocktail jugs will be sold at the Union Pub, whether it's Pimm's & Lemonade or Sangria or Sex on the Beach that you're after. Remember to drink responsibly! And wear sun cream, lots of it. The party continues tonight with the 2nd POW at the LCR. DJs will be playing everything from electro to indie, party pop to hip hop, house and garage to dubstep so get your shoes and dance the night away. If you're a fresher, make the most of it while it lasts! And if you're in your second year, brace yourselves for the final one. For those of you who've finished your degree today, congratulations and all the best :) Here comes the smell