Are you a current university student or have you recently graduated? Have you experienced an eating disorder?
Are you a current university student or have you recently graduated? Have you experienced an eating disorder? Student Minds are working with a...
Global levels of biodiversity could be lower than we think, new study warns
Biodiversity could be in a worse state than we think, as assessments fail to account for long-lasting impacts of abrupt land changes.
Climate change already damaging health of world's children, according to Lancet report
A new report, co-authored by experts at the University of Sussex, warns about the health impact of climate change on the world’s children.
New Dhaba display: Khmer People’s National Liberation Front
Trumphan Maneetapho is a retired photojournalist who covered periods of political instability and conflict in Thailand, Myanmar and Cambodia...
Chief of Europe’s leading climate innovation initiative to open Sussex conference in Valencia
Event brings together policymakers, funders and researchers to mobilise the power of transformative innovation for societal and environmental gain.
Financial crises cause one-step forward, two steps back when it comes to air quality
New research has revealed that any initial reduction in air pollution caused by a financial crisis, is unexpectedly short-lived.
New three-quarter-million pound grant for SSRP and Global Studies research on climate risks to fishers in India
A multidisciplinary team of Sussex academics have been awarded a £728,000 grant from the UKRI-GCRF Equitable Resilience programme.
Global Horizons - Call for papers and search for editors
Call for papers and search for editors by Global Horizons, the undergraduate journal for Global Studies. Global Horizons Visit the post for more....
New Dhaba display: Ethnographic fieldwork in Brighton
From its origin as a discipline and mode of enquiry, anthropology has distinguished itself for its long-term fieldwork, and commitment to visiting...