School of Education and Social Work
Ms G. Orkhon, Mongolian Education Specialist, visits CIE
CIE welcomed Mongolian Education Specialist on the Mongolian Higher Education Reform Project to explore possibilities of academic collaboration.
Babalwa Ntabeni, former MAIED student (2010–11), sadly passed away in March this year.
Babalwa Ntabeni, MAIED alumni, passed away in March this year. Her course mates, CIE and the MAIED programme send their condolences to her family.
CIES call the Government of the United States to restore its funding for UNESCO
A letter was sent to the President of the United States and other Government leaders by Comparative and International Education Society (CIES).
Research staff invited to complete survey
Research staff at the University are being invited to complete a survey about their experience of being a member of research staff at Sussex.
Sussex-led project leads to award for Newhaven youth group
Young people living in Newhaven have won an award after teaming up with a Sussex academic to carry out a review of youth services in the town.
High quality the key for children in care, says Sussex academic
What matters most for children in care is the quality and stability of their placements and relationships, says a University of Sussex academic.
ESW Reader has Care Inquiry review published
Dr Janet Boddy, Reader in Child, Youth & Family Studies, is commissioned by the Care Inquiry. Report published on the 30th April.
University launches online access guide for disabled users
An online guide that provides detailed information about disabled access to University buildings is now available.
PhD student Padmini Iyer has recently published a paper in the British Journal of Sociology of Education.
Padmini Iyer, PhD has recently co-authored with Professor Peter Aggleton a paper that draws on research carried out for her MA thesis.