The School of Global Studies at Sussex aims to provide one of the UK's premier venues for understanding how the world is changing. The School offers a broad range of perspectives on global issues such as climate change, international migration, conflict and violence, infectious diseases and child and maternal health, international security, and global cultures and religions. It combines world-leading research by academic faculty with innovative teaching programmes that draw on our areas of research strength.
The National Student Survey (NSS) for 2012
is now live for final year undergraduates at Sussex
Sussex students who complete this year’s survey will benefit from two incentives:
- a £5 voucher to be spent in University-run catering outlets
- £1000 for their school - if 70% of eligible students in a school complete the NSS, student reps in that school will be given £1000 to spend on enhancing local learning and social spaces
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What makes ‘Global Studies’ at Sussex special? There are at least three reasons. First, we have internationally-focused research and teaching programmes that include a focus on global issues, and a wide range of opportunities to study abroad as part of your degree. Second, we have a diverse range of international students, whilst our faculty come from around the globe, including Europe, North America, India and China. Third, Sussex graduates have gone on to a wide range of international careers, in governments, international organisations, NGOs and businesses. We hope in this way to provide a springboard for students and researchers who want to play a part in shaping the world’s future. For more information on the School, please browse this site, or feel free to contact us on the email below School office |
Head of SchoolProfessor Richard Black |
