School of Business, Management and Economics

For students

Welcome to Sussex and the School of Business, Management and Economics (BMEc). We hope that your time here will be enjoyable as well as productive.

These pages aim to serve as a helpful resource for current students in BMEc, whether you're new to the University or a returning undergraduateor postgraduate. We have tried to make all information as clear and easy to access as possible, but if you can't find what you're looking for here there are always people from your School who can answer your queries.

National Student Survey (NSS) now open for final year undergraduates

The NSS provides a valuable opportunity to final year undergraduates to have their say and provide feedback to their institution for the benefit of future students. The survey is now live. Incentives to complete the NSS include:

BMEc Student Reps

Student Reps logoThe Student Rep scheme - co-run by the University of Sussex and the University of Sussex Students’ Union - provides an essential link between students, the Union and the University. Student Reps are Undergraduate and Postgraduate students elected by Sussex students to represent the views and interests of students in their subject, department or school year.

  • Further information on the Student Rep scheme can be found on the  USSU website
  • See the BMEc Student Reps page to find the Rep for your Department/year and for see the impact last year's Reps had on the School. 

Student briefing document on academic regulations 2012/13, including mitigating evidence claims

All students are advised to read the Student Briefing Document, in which you will find the latest information about the revised academic regulations 2012/13 and some transitional arrangements for students. The document includes information and guidance about the mitigating evidence claims (MEC) policy and process. An appendix covers questions you may have about assessment and feedback in the form of FAQs.

A more comprehensive guide to making a Mitigating Evidence Claim (MEC) is also available online. You may also ask your school office or the Life Advisors in the Student Life Centre for advice about the process.

Students are reminded that Academic Advisors or Course Convenors (PG students) remain your key points of contact should you have queries related to your academic studies.

School office

School of Business, Management and Economics
Jubilee Building G08
University of Sussex
Falmer, Brighton
BN1 9SL

E bmec@sussex.ac.uk
T +44 (0)1273 872668 

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Contact

We welcome any suggestions for improvements to these pages. Please send your feedback to

Russell Eke (Information Co-ordinator)
E R.Eke@sussex.ac.uk