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Two new CGPE Working Papers
In 2018/2019 the CGPE launched an annual Gender & Global Political Economy Undergraduate Essay Prize competition, open to all undergraduate...
Study abroad and the voice of first-year students
The Global Engagement Office recently surveyed first-year undergraduate students about their study abroad, getting some very valuable findings.
Sussex research sheds light on the complexity behind migration in West Africa
Members of the Sussex-based Migrating out of Poverty Research Programme Consortium took part in a two-day workshop in Ghana to share research.
Fertility, Health and Reproductive Politics: Re-imagining Rights in India
with Maya Unnithan Hayley Macgregor speaks with Maya Unnithan, Professor of Social and Medical Anthropology at the University of Sussex, about her...
Fundamentals of Teaching & Learning in Higher Education
Fundamentals is the Higher Education pathway for PhD students and staff members to develop their teaching skills.
Sussex lecturer joins prestigious international panel of experts on freedom of religion or belief
A senior lecturer at the University of Sussex has been appointed to a prestigious international panel of experts on the Freedom of Religion or Belief.
Consultation on Doctoral Strategy: Share your suggestions by 30th September
The Doctoral School has launched a consultation to inform plans for doctoral study at Sussex. Work has begun to develop a set of guiding...
Learn to record your lectures on Panopto – training now live
Panopto comes with a host of features that will open up new possibilities for teaching and greatly enhance the experience of our students.
Relaxing of regulations for regenerative medicines has cascading effect internationally, new research warns
Countries that relax regulations for regenerative medicines could be causing a downward spiral in international standards, according to new research.
"Pale, male and stale" - Challenging representations of Africa at independent journalism festival
A Sussex researcher is to chair a panel at the Byline Festival of independent journalism to discuss the UK media’s representations of Africa.