The College of West Anglia | King'S Lynn, United Kingdom

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Student population	Medium (1,001 to 10,000)
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Institution type	Private

About The College of West Anglia

The College of West Anglia (CWA) is one of the largest and most successful education and training providers in the Eastern Region and amongst the top colleges in the country.

Across our three campuses in Norfolk and Cambridgeshire - King's Lynn, Isle (Wisbech) and Cambridge - and local learning centres, we offer the widest choice of learning opportunities in the region.

Campus information

The College of West Anglia has recently invested over £25m to improve the King's Lynn and Isle campuses, refurbishing several existing buildings as well as creating new, state-of-the-art technology centres in King's Lynn and Wisbech. Our Isle campus will be undergoing further redevelopment work, with a further £5.5m investment taking place with a completion date of summer 2015, whilst a new creative arts centre will open in King's Lynn during summer 2014.

King's Lynn Campus:

Located in the historic market town of King's Lynn in West Norfolk.

Isle Campus:

Situated in the Georgian town of Wisbech.

Cambridge Campus:

Located in Milton.

Accommodation

King's Lynn campus:

Creative arts centre - The former sports centre is undergoing a £2.5million refurbishment to become a state-of-the-art hub for the creative industries, including TV, film, performing arts and workshops for crafts, including ceramics. The centre is due to be completed for a summer 2014 opening.

Wisbech (Isle) campus:

New teaching centre - A new 1400m2 teaching centre with state-of-the-art teaching and IT facilities for a range of curriculum areas, including health & social care, hair & beauty and uniformed services will open in summer 2015. The building will also feature a new main entrance and reception area and a complete refurbishment of the existing A and B buildings, with the expansion of the restaurant, social areas and learning resource centre.