A vaccination centre has been set up on the University of East Anglia campus amid a recent rise in positive cases of coronavirus.
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Students and staff aged between 18 and 30 have been offered the chance to get jabs at the UEA on two days this week.
It comes as the latest figures show 66 students and three staff members having tested positive for Covid in the last seven days.
Last week mobile PCR testing units were set up on the Norwich campus by Norfolk County Council’s public health team.
Those in private accommodation in the nearby community, as well as staff regularly visiting campus were asked to get tested.
It followed data showing a rise in infections in Norwich with a significant number located at the UEA and the neighbouring residential areas, with a high prevalence of infections in young people aged between 18 and 30 associated with the university.
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